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but was held for federal authori.
ties in another case.
Philip A. Roker, 1851 NV Cat.
st. and Kathryn Taylor, and AL.
Evening star., 1956-01-22
sy MloNoN @. EsERHARr
illustrated by James Williamson

street outside froze the dogs and me- toc for il was
undeniably gun shot.
Immediately the door was flung open again. Dr.
Sherman dashed in, shouted, There's man shotg'
and dashed wildly out again. He left the door open
and. Happy devoted to the vet, Happy shot out
after him. Happy being very vigorous dog wly-niy
Lola and were forced to follow A little crowd had
already collected in the street about thirty feet away
parted Happy thundered upon II. I had swift
glimpse Of the little dark in the raincoat huddIed
now in the gutter.
The street light shone down brightly through silver
slivers Of rain There no red handbag anywhere.
The lady. like the handbag was nowhere to be seen
am strongly opposed to murder; exerted all my
influence over Happy and got him - and Lola like the
end Of a remarkably animated kite - back into the
vets Office. And presently the vet returned. Guys
dead, he said. "Patrolman the job. Squad car on
the way now. then, what's Happy eaten this time?"
] was listening to the shrek of the approaching
squad car, thinking Of lady who refused to take
handbag stuffed with money into the street scarcely
a moment before murder. and left her dog. I replied
that box Of carpet tacks had disappeared in Happys
immediate vicinity and the vet Lola and put hand
to his head. "Whaf'S hhaf?"
replied that to the best Of my belief il was a dog
"YOW dog?' The vet pointed an outraged finger at
Lola, who grnned cozily at him. mir. Wickwire have
you gone out Of your head?"
Certainly not, snapped and described the lady,
the incident and then made the mistake Of trying to put
the leash in the vets hand.
moi" he cried in a voice Of anguish. "A thousand
times no! | never saw that creature before. | don't
know who the lady And I'm not going to keep that
dog hcre!'
I daresay career Of inducing dogs with cleaning
white teeth to swallow pills they do not wish to swallow
develops certain iron in mans NATURE hour later
when | went home, | took Lola with me- II was an
hour not without incident, for had scarcely got
Happy under the huoro- - Continued on nexf paec
Evening star., 1956-01-22

MIcRi0a EBERSsART, a thor
Ol1hiy familiar name TO mystery
fans. has written iNHWn,ernbie Sjt0rf
stories and, 10 date, fReMly-niNe nov
els. The series ab0Hf Mr.. Wickwire
appears exclusively in TINS WEEK.
Evening star., 1956-01-22

handbag which fell open. and stuffed with money.
had flashing but unmistakable glimpse Of huge
roll Of bills The lady made quick dive at the hand
bag the man gripped her and seemed to be trying to
pull her toward the street; she resisted violently and,
while do not believe that dropped Happy's leash
intentionally, still Happy did get away from me. The
man saw him coming, kicked Lola to free himself.
released the lady and scooped up the handbag full of
money all in one notion and made to the door, clos
ing it behind him just as Happy thudded against it.
The door quvered; the man disappeared into the
rainy night. snatched up Happys leash. Lola licked
her chops and the lady turned bCeahlessly to me.
"Wlaaf is yow name? Please
replied automatically. 'Wickwire. James ~
Thank you, she said and to my disnay thrust Lolas
leash into my hand and whipped out the door herself
Having nothing Of her presence fragrance Of
flowers. And Lola The dogs lolloped wildly around my
legs and was endeavorng to dseneaee myself from
the tanee Of eashes sudden crash Of sound from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
IT'S A DATE
TOMORROW

ESTEE LADDERS famous
cosmetics will be starred all
this week at Jellef's at all
stores. Two specially trained
representatives will be on hand
for consultation. They'll in
troduce skin perfume that can
be applied in the morning
will remain constant all day.
Miss Lauder discovered the
secret formula was of the lin
gering type of fragrance the
women of the Near East use.
It's said to last three to four
times longer than other
perfume.
HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S
beauty experts Angela Cimino,
Audrey Honard and Evelyn
Horton will stage the Paris
beauty course at the Hecht
Co. The two-hour class will
show you how to put yourself
through a three-week improve
ment course at home. This is
a return visit for the beauty
course experts. The first was a
sellout. All Hecht stores are
participating. Check for diff
. ferent times.
ROSE MARIE REID SWIM
suits, Woodward & Lothrop's
downtown store, Sd floor, at 3
pm. and 7 pm, will be the
stars of the fashion shows.
BLADENSBURG Senior High
School, 2:15 pm. Summer Sun
fashions from the Hecht Co.,
Teena Coe doing the COM
mentary.
TOPS lecture and business
m citing. Hecht's, Silver
Spring. 7:45 pm.
TUESDAY
MINER FAS HIONS,
Hecht's, for the st. Berna-
dette Altar Society. The
luncheon show will be done by
Jeanne Ort Darby.
GIRL SCOUTS, Hostess
Badge lecture by Mrs. Harvel
Turner, 4::3J pm. Auditorium
of Hecht's Silver Spring.
CASINO ROYAL, l pm,
fashions from the Tall FASH
ions shop. $40 Twelfth street,
NV, with hairstyles by Vim
cent and Vincent. Terry Cier-
litsky concentrating.
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will get $3.50, the student to
be selected by them.
A sum of $3.50 from each
members dues goes toward
the scholarship fund. The
$4,000 was donated by the
Cotillion and Public Welfare
Committees.
The Rev. Otto G. Schuetze,
pastor of Christ Lutheran
Church, will announce the
benediction at the luncheon.
New members will be presented
and Mrs. Roy C. Bowker,
president. will give an &C
count of last weeks General
Federation of Women's Clubs
convention in Kansas City.
Mrs. Joseph w. Graham
will be installed as recording
secretary of the club, Mrs.
Samuel F. Powell, jr.. as treas
urer, and Mrs. George A.
Patrick as assistant treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
Chevy Chase Women
To Award Scholarships

Woodrow Wilson High School.
$500. Alternate is Maxine Lee,
a senior at Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School.
Mary Hoover, sophomore at
the University of Delaware.
1925.
Marlene Rotbart, freshman
at the University of Michigan,
winner of the large scholar
ship last year. 1925.
Carolyn Jane Elbe, junior
at Maryland University, spe-
cial award Of $3.50.
The three already in college
all have received past schol-
arships from the club and
are making enviable records
at their respective schools.
Montgomery Junior College
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

The Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase will award $3.50 in
scholarships and for help for
retarded children at its reg
ular monthly luncheon meet
ing Wednesday noon.
A sum of $1,250 will be
awarded in 1856 scholarships,
with the girl recipients and
their mothers invited as
guests. Another $4,000 will be
given to the Montgomery
County Association for Help
for Retarded Children.
The scholarship winners
were announced by Mrs. Henry
II. Jewell, chairman of the
Education Program, as fol-
lows:
Ann Wentworth, senior at
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
VISIT INGWERSENS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Battrell,
Laurel Avenue, Port Clinton, and
employees at Erie Ordnance De-
pot, returned last weekend from a
two week vacation trip to Florida.
Several days of their vacation
were spent with former Port Clin-
tonites, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl IngWer-
sen, now of Melbourne, Fla.
The Battrell's reported that the
Ingwersens are real native Flori-
dians. Carl has become quite an
expert deep sea fisherman, and
Betty has taken up the hobby of
collecting shells and has quite a
collection.
A former major at Erie Ordnance
Depot, Carl is working for the RCA
at Patrick Air Force Base, serving
as comptroller. Their son, Bob, and
family, also live in Melbourne, and
he is an engineer for RCA also at
Patrick Air Force Base. Their other
son, Jack, is a captain in the Air
Force, presently stationed in Ga
The Battrell'S also visited their
nephew, 1t. Frank Lee, stationed
at Graham Air Force Base. Marian
ma, Florida.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
CHILD GUIDANCE COUNCIL

The annual installation dinner of
Child Guidance Council was held
Thursday evening in the Island
Hotel. Dinner was served at $50
o'clock from one long table beau-
tifully decorated with bouquets of
spring flowers and plant as the
centerpiece. Mrs. Richard Cover re-
ceived the plant later as a door
prize.
New officers installed at the
meeting were president, Mrs. Clar-
ence Streeter; vice president, Mrs.
Clarence Muggy; secretary, Mrs.
Printy Arthur; treasurer, Mrs.
Frank Carstens and press reporter,
Mrs. Philo Pearce. Each new Off
Ger received a beautiful corsage.
Mrs. Richard JeSSen was received
as new member.
Mrs. George Timko of Toledo,
who won the title of Mrs. Toledo
in the Gas Company cooking con-
test recently, was the guest speak
cr. She told of her interesting eX-
perienceS as Mrs. Toledo and about
her trip to the state contest in
Columbus. Mrs. Timko is the sis
ter of Mrs. Muggy, one of the club
members.
Two members were unable to at
tend the dinner because of being
hospitalized. They were Mrs. vii.
liam Anderson who became a
mother on May 10, and Mrs. c.
Alton Cover, who became a surgi-
cal patient on that date. The club
members wrote cards to the absent
ones during the evening.
The committee in charge of ar.
rangementS for the dinner party
were Mrs. Clarence Streeter, Mrs.
A. M. Johnson and Mrs. Philo
Parce.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
WOMEN OF MOOSE

Women of the Moose Hospital
Committee presented their Chap
ter night program May 7th with
Mrs. Albert Kreuger, Oak Harbor
as a guest speaker. Colored slides
showing points of interest of six
weeks European trip were shown
by Mrs. Kreuger. Mrs. Della Ann
Melcher sponsored by Loretta Har-
ger was initiated. An invitation
from the Akron chapter was read
announcing Lou Willie Day to be
held May Goth. A report of the
State Wide Academy of Friendship
meeting held May 9th in Columbus
was given by Cora E. K. White.
Co-workers from Port Clinton who
received their degree were Loretta
Harger, Wilma Fillmore, Velva
Flick, Maybell Carstens. A gold
ring was presented to each Of
them, a gift from their local Chap
ter.
At the business meeting May 81
the Nominating committee will
present the slate of New Officers
to be balloted on June 4th.
Mrs. Beryle st. Benores hospital
chairman served lunch after he
meeting.
AT the card party held May 9th
Mrs. Amanda Brauer won first
prize and Mrs. Bertha Grimm was
low. Mrs. Lena WhiSner won the
surprise gift. Lunch was served
by Loretta Harger, Viola Debien
and Audry Telep.
May 10th the Women of the
Moose prepared and served the
Anniversary dinner for the Loyal
Order of the Moose 34th birthday
celebration. Assisting were Loretta
Harger, Viola Debien, Nettie
Schultz, Maybelle Carstens, Hazel
Debien, Irene Snyder, Mary Bo-
sart, Doris Warren, Jennie Zeis,
Ethel Bryant, Lavonne Jeremy and
Audrey Telep.
Mrs. Nellie Schultz, Gypsum had
committee meeting in her home
Nav 10th. At the meeting May
21st New Horizon certificates will
be issued by the following Chair
man, Child Care, Ritual Moose
Haven and Home Making. Reports
due are publicity, hospital, library,
Mooseheart alumni and Ritual.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18

mistress. Group singing was enjoy
ed following the dinner, with Miss
Pat Stetson at the piano. Mrs. Carl
LaValle and daughter, Patti, had
readings concerning Mothers Day.
Mrs. Tony Lochotzki was given
a plant for being the Youngest
mother present and Mrs. Mary
Trziwski was presented a Rosary
for being the oldest mother pres
ent. Mrs. Robert Lano, Mrs, Paul
Krofft and Mrs. Walter Rounds
were given Rosaries for having the
most daughters present.
Father Brand and Father Schmit
were special guests at the banquet,
which was served by men of the
parish.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
BREAKFAST AT EOD

In honor of Mothers Day. the
Officers Open Mess at Erie Ord
nance Depot served a ham and egg
breakfast from 10 to II Sunday
morning to 70 members and
guests.
In the evening at $50 a roast
beef buffet was served to 1872
members and guests.
Hosts for the Mothers Day affair
were 1t. Col. and Mrs. J. l.. Holley,
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ban
chich, Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
EUB Church
Mothers, Daughters
Have Banquet

Mothers and daughters Of the
EUB Church were entertained at
their annual banquet in the church
basement Thursday evening. Gov
ers were laid for 1873 guests. The
tables were beautifully decorated
in pink and white with dainty dolls
used as decorations. The place ia
vors were pink and white parasols
filled with candy mints and the
programs were made with pink and
white covers. Mrs. Ray Haskins
was chairman of the decorating
committee and Mrs. Jack Rider,
chairman of the program commit
tee.
Grace was said by Mrs. j. "
Bigelow, wife of the minister of
the church. Mrs. Leslie Brown,
president of the women'S organiza-
ton, was toastmistress for the pro-
gram. Group singing was enjoyed
following the dinner. Linda Lou
Jones gave "a Tribute to Mother"
Mrs. Quinton Jones, "a Mother
Speaks" Patricia Bredehoft gave
reading entitled '"To My Grand
MAJ and as she spoke she present
ed her grandmother with bou-
quet.
Awards were presented the fol-
lowing: Mrs. John Woodring, the
oldest mother at the banquet; Mrs.
Earl McDavitt, Jr., youngest moth
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
DEANERY MEETING

Mrs. Delbert Wilson, Altar So
ciety President accompanied by
the chairman of the various parish
committees went to ST. Louis
Church, Custar, Ohio, May End to
attend a meeting of the Fremont
Deanery Council.
Deanery officers have completed
plans for Pilgrimage to famous
Shrines in Canada by N. Y. Central
Train and sightseeing Bus from
August 20 to 25.
Leaving Toledo at 1:3O pm. on
Monday, Aug. 20 this tour is open
to both husband and wife. For
more information call either 2-3169
or 2-3644. Places to be visited are
St. Anne de Beaupre, Our Lady of
the Cape and st. Joseph Oratory.
The Right Rev. R. j. Klnnane
will accompany the group as Off
cial chaplain. The Rev. L. j. Ernst,
Moderator for Fremont Deanery
Councils of Catholic men and Wo-
men will also attend
Going to the meeting at Custar
with Mrs. Wilson were: Mrs. Irwin
Ermish, Mrs. Clarence Hohler, Mrs.
Bernard Kaspar, Mrs. Ernst Grodi,
Mrs. Urban Lochotzki, Mrs. Joseph
Eliyas and Mrs. Christ Dubbert.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
SToRK SHOW Err

Miniature storks were place
favors, and table centerpiece was
a bundle-carrying stork at a show
er given by Mrs. Donald Rhodes
to compliment Mrs. Emery Floro.
.Streamers in pink and blue car
Cards were enjoyed, followed by
luncheon service. Guest list was
Mrs. Ida Prohaska, Mrs. William
Fritz, Mrs. William Miiler, Alice
Fachman, Mrs, Robert Lorensen,
Mrs. Robert Rhodes, Mrs. Richard
Davenport, Mrs. Luther Rhodes,
and Mrs. Arthur Perry. Gifts also
were received from Betty Ayres,
Mrs. Frank Rider, Mrs. Jack Hop
finger, Mrs. William Belshaw, Mrs.
Emery Kohlman, Mrs. Gerald
Floro, Mrs. Richard Floro.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Catholic Mother
Daughter Banquet
Has Fine Program

The annual Mother and Daughter
Banquet of the Immaculate Con-
ception Catholic Church, under the
sponsorship of the Altar and Ros-
airy Society was held in the parish
hall Monday evening, May Ia. The
tables were prettily decorated with
floral and candle combinations in
various colors, which were made
by Mrs. Norman Kolhoff. Tulips
and lilacS we're the flowers used.
Place favors were colored paper
baskets containing candy mints.
Mrs. Mike Hrupcho helped with
the program and Mrs. Delbert Will
son, society president, was toast
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
SECOND MILE GLASS MEETS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Joyner en-
tertained 16 members of the Sec
ond Mile Class of the Methodist
Church in their home Friday eve
nlng.
Mrs. Robert Milliser was appoint
ed acting Secretary to replace Mrs.
Arthur Gibbons. Colored slides of
Hawaii we're enjoyed and refresh
ments served. Next meeting will be
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Robron.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Kathryn Knepper
Weds Melvin L.
Myerholtz Nav IL

Kathryn E. Knepper, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Knepper of
1902 E. Fifth-st, was lovely in
white lace over satin Friday as
she became the bride of Melvin L.
Myerholtz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Myerholtz of Graytown.
The wording was solemnized at
seven o'clock May IL in St. Johns
Lutheran church at Rocky Ridge
by the Rev. E. HI E. Winterhoff.
Attendants were Mary 10 Knepper,
sister of the bride, and Max Alan
Knepper, brother of the bride.
Miss Knepper's gown was waltz
length, lace over satin with a por-
trait neckline. A leaf design
crown held her medium length
veil. She is a first year student
at Toledo Hospital School of Nur-
sing, and appropriately her bridal
bouquet of NUNS with detachable
orchid was carried on a nurses
Bible of white lace.
Her maid of honor, Mary 10,
was gowned in ballerina length
frock of aqua blue, and her flow
ers were pink and white NUNS.
The brides mother wore a suit
of navy and white with white and
red carnations in her corsage.
The groom's mother was in navy
ensemble with pink NUNS.
A small reception was held at
the home of the brides parents.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Myerholtz
are residing with his parents.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
MoTHER.DAUGHTER BANQUET

The Craft Club served delicious
chicken dinner at the Mother =
Daughter banquet of Peace Luth-
eran Church last Thursday eve
ming. Toastmistress was Agnes
Below and Mrs. Ronald Rhode and
daughter Cindy gave the mother
and daughter toast Mrs. Mary
Bice and Mrs. Eliza Brookey re-
ceived flowers for the oldest moth
ers. Mrs. Leonard Bagley was the
youngest mother and Mrs Howard
Fillinger and Mrs. Amiel Smith
had the most daughters.
President of the Craft Club, Mrs.
Eugene Wahlers, also received
flowers. A playlet was presented
by Judy Huebner, Jane Minoff and
Judy Voss. The film "Balamani"
was enjoyed Mrs. Fillinger had
charge of the program, Mrs. NAL
colin Tibbs the dining room, and
Miss Emma Mortus decorations.
Miss Mortus made clever little
baskets filled with candy and un-
der the candy number was hid,
den for awarding a gift which was
received by Mrs Elizabeth Davies.
Life membership pins were a.
warded to Mrs. Tibbs and Mrs.
Bice.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18

er; Mrs. Lester Luebcke, mother
with the most daughters present
and to two-month old Christine AL
dred for being the youngest daugh-
ter present.
The program included Panto-
mime Dear to the Heart of a
Mother" The reader was Mrs. Tom
Wilson and the soloist, Mrs. Herb
ert Ewerson. The evening was con-
cluded with the film "Bushy the
Squirrel and Mrs. Bigelow gave
the benedictiOn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
ATTEND WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carstens,
Tom, Sue and Chuck were in De-
troit, Michigan Saturday where
they attended the wedding of Miss
Colleen Mccarthy and Gerald Fran
Icis. Miss Mccarthy is a friend of
the family. The wedding was
solemnized at II noon in Christ
the King Catholic Church, a re-
ception followed at Bonnie Brook
Country Club during the after
noon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
Harry Myers Weds
Troy, O., Bride In
May II Ceremony

Miss Ruth Alice NordquiSt, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Herbert Nordquist
and the late Mr.. Nordquist, of 229
Grant ST., Troy, Ohio became the
bride of Harry Myers, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Myers of Port
Clinton in an impressive ceremony
in the First Lutheran Church in
Troy Saturday, May 12s at $3.50
pm. The Rev. H. N. Gourley Off
ciated at the nuptial ceremony.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated with white flowers and rib
bons on the pews, white candel-
abra in the chancel, white flowers
on the altar and greenery scatter
ed with white blossoms through
out the church.
Miss Betty Thomas church or
ganist presented a program of mu-
sic by Grieg, traditional Scandi-
navian folk songs and hymns. At
tendants were as follows: matron
of honor, Mrs. Richard Northridge,
cousin of the bride; flower girl,
Miss Ruth Ann Banes, daughter of
a college roommate; best man.
Joseph Hannel Of Piqua, Ohio;
and ushers, Bruce Nordquist of
Troy, brother of the bride, and
Edgar Gerhard of Dayton.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother Herbert
NJ NordquiSt of Roseville, Michi-
gan, wore the bridal gown worn
by her mother. The ballerina
length gown was made of ivory
velvet brocaded satin. 1t was fash
ioned with fitted bodice and
short sleeves. The full skirt had
fan pleatS in the back and was
worn over crinoline petticoats.
She wore the traditional five-point-
ed crown worn by Swedish brides.
1t was gold filagree set with sap
phires and pearls. Her off-the-face
veil was fingertip length. She
wore long mitts and carried a
colonial bouquet of off-white flow
ers.
The matron of honor wore a
ballerina length gown of deep tur-
quoise brocade, fashioned with fit
ted bodice and full skirt with fan
pleats in the back. She wore
matching half hat and mitts. Her
colonial bouquet was of pastel
flowers.
The flower girl wore a tur-
quoise taffeta dress, styled like
that of the matron of honor. She
wore matching mitts, floral head
band and carried a basket Of spring
flowers.
The brides mother chose tur-
quoise shantung gown for the we'd
ding. With it she wore white ac-
cessories and a yellow-throated
white orchid. The groom's mother
wore a persian blue shantung
dress with white accessories and
a pink-throated white orchid.
A reception was held at the
home of the brides mother I'M
mediately following the wedding
ceremony. Hostesses were Mrs.
Ross Barnes of Verona, Pennsyf-
vania and Mrs. Herbert M. Nord-
ouist of Roseville, Michigan.
The bride is a graduate of Troy
High School and the University
of Michigan. The groom gradual
ed from Port Clinton High School
and the University of Dayton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-18
BRIDAL SHOWER

A miscellaneous shower honor
ing Miss Alice Fachman, bride
elect of Robert Wright was a de-
lightful event Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Jack Burkett with Mrs.
Hazel Boss as co-hostess. Card
bingo provided diversion and the
honor guest received lovely gifts.
Luncheon service concluded the
evening. Guests included Mrs. Paul
Bohlander, who is here from Phila-
delphia; Mrs. Peter Lococo of San
dusky, Mrs. David Stanton, Mrs.
Rosella Reitz, Mrs. Denzil Greek,
Mrs. William Faust Jr., Mrs. H.
Wright of Berlin Heights, and Mrs.
L. F. Fachman. Gifts also we're
received from Mrs. Don Sanders
and Mrs. Fred Nobis, who we're
unable to attend.