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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24
Lag Is Expected

Dvuset ~ q nlSner level OF
spending.
-. Lag Is Expected
But there probably would be
f. lag between the Govern
n1ent's expenditures and the
revenue = producing growth.
Moreover. the current business
slowdown, If continued, would
reduce Federal revenues. Mr..
Kennedy therefore probably
will postpone some of his
spending plans If he must to
keep the budget balanced.
1.-The budget problem illus
crates how the dollars trou-
bles restrict maneuverability.
Mr.. Kennedy as President may
be compelled to trim his pro-
pesals for foreign aid and to
shift overseas troops in a way
that would minimize dollar
oItlays. f
HE undoubtedly will push
ahead with President Eisen-
hower's efforts to persuade
prosperous allies to shoulder
increasing shares Of the mill.
tary aid cost burdens.
In the domestic field,' the
new President will have some
tough decisions to make II he
finds the Nation in a recession.
Normal practice in a recession
Is to pump money into the
economy by increasing Govern
ment spending. to run a budget
deficit and to force interest
rates down.
Compromise Possibility
But these are the same poll
cies that cause imitation, lure
investment dollars abroad and
otherwise aggravate the bal
ance of payments deficit. In
case of recession, MIR. Kennedy
will have to balance his objec-
tives and probably would ar
rive at some compromise.
I'll effects of budget deficits
on the balance of payments
probably will arm the Presi-
dent~elect with ammunition to
argue for Government action
to prevent recessions. Serious
recessions always reduce Fed
eral tax revenues and usually
increase Federal spending.
Interest rates are important
to Senator Kennedy's ideas
about how to promote economic
growth and prevent recession.
He contends interest rates ha, e
been too Matchmaking money
too scarce-and has said he
will use his influence to modify
the Federal Reserve Boards
tight money" policies.
1t will be difficult to sway
the Federal Reserve Board, an
independent agency without a
bitter fight. And the new Presi-
dent will do his best to avoid
an open battle, for fear of
making foreign creditors nerv.
Gus about his prudence.
Exports Called Key
Senator Kennedy probably
will base his main drive to bal
ance International payments on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

They voted Democratic but at
the head Of the ticket went
for Nixon"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13

Hill, wayrc Johnson, Tabor
City; OdiS Fowler, Tabor City.
These Future Farmers advanc-
ed To state competition by win
ming out over other federation
teams.
A cash award Of $3.50 for
expenses L. the Oklahoma Ci,v
meet VIII 90 to the .irSt-D,acr
team IN the state. (Cnnton in
Sampson County won this dis
'Inct,"m III 1880. The second
place team wI!l receive SlOO
i"f expenses 10 the State FLA
Camp
The hish-Scurina individual
viii 2'' II 500 college scholar
ship and the second high scor-
er "lll receive $50 gold
watch. Top teams IN each of
n' Stat"'s six districts Will re-
cc'Nr 500 cash awards and
S"c"n"-p.ac. district teams will
receive gold plaques.
Carolina Power & Light
Company and the 4. G. Bank
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13
This Is
The Law
FEDERAL INCOME TAXEs

This Is the first Of spring
series of articles that will ap-
pear zach week throughout the
next three months. They have
been written for the nun-lawy-
er rs Il public ScrVlC, of the
Moth Carolina Bar Associa-
ton.
Is there any advantage in a
husband and wife filing . Joint
federal tax rtturn?
In most cases the compute
/ t!"n on a Joint return will be
more advantageous than i:
separate returns are filed. The
instances where there are cx-
.cptionS are rare.
In a joint return the tax is
computed as if each had one
nalf q! the total net taxable
income. This splitting of the
income usually effects a sub
Stantlai tax savings. There j.
only one tax return filed, sign
ed by both the husband and
/ wife.
IL is not necessary that the
wife have am income. A Joint
return can be used even if all
OF the income is earned bv one
spouse.
If joint return is filed the
lax Is computed on the COM
bIned income and deductions
OF both SpouscS and the hus-
band and wife are each liable
for the entire tax. All income
of husband and wife must be
reported regardless of amount.
May persons other than
married couples file a Joint
tax return?
No. However, the Split-in-
come benefits aCCurC To SpuuS-
eS for a period OF two year,
following the death of either.
provided a home is maintain
ed for dependent child. and
the widow or wiGower remains
unmarried for this period.
lis North Carolina a "com-
munlty property state?
No. There are only eight
states that have statutes ere
atlng community ownership o.!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13

county Farm.
Patterson man paid a fine
of $500 for transporting a
loaded firearm on refuge. u.
s. Commissioner Fred Hoover
of Lenoir found him guilty fol-
lowing arrest on Daniel Boone
Cooperative Wildlife Manage
mcnt Area. A Lenoir man ap-
peared in the same court for
the same offenSe and was fin
ed $500 in separate case.
Three rabbits were offered
for sale by u Smithfield. Vir-
glnia, resident, and the rabbits
would up at CurrituCk County
Prison Farm. The would-be
entcrprenuer wound up in
Mrs. Betty Williams court at
Knots Island, where he paid
$1,000 in fine and costs.
A Duplin County man from
Ieachey was taxed S8.75 court
costs by Judge NJ. II. White
Tor taking fish with wire
trap. The trap was destroyed.
Although robins have been
protected for many years,
cases involving the killing of
these SongbirdS still occur. A
pembroke man was fined S25.-
w by U. S. Commissioner T.
l.. Hon of Fayetteville for TAX
ing robins in Robson County
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13

Scriptural readings in Tia
LeSSon-Scrmon on "Unrealitys
will include the following from
Isaiah I40:28,29):
Hast thou not known? hast
thou not heard, that the ever
lasting God, the Lord, the Gre
atur of the ends OF the earth,
faintcth not, neither is weary?
there is no searching of his
understanding. He giveth pow
Ell to the faint: and to them
that have no might he increas-
eth strength"
Among the correlative pass
ages 10 be read from Science
and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker
EDDY is the following (385:l5-
49,: Constant toll, depriva-
tons, exposures, and all unto
ward conditions, if without sin,
can be experienced without
suffering. Whatever it is your
duty to do. you can do without
harm TO yourself"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13

PROPERTY between husband and
wiie, They are Arizona. Idaho.
Louisiana, Nevada, New Mex
leo, Texas, and Washington.
Generally speaking, COM
munlty property in these eight
states consist of property ac-
qulsyd by either OF the SpouseS
are usually made in respect TO
during marriage. Exceptions
property acquired during mar
mage by gift or inheritance,
such property remaining sep
aratc property of the recipi-
cnt. Property owned by either
spouse al the time OF the mar
riagc continues as his or her
separate property.
Who pays the tax on income
received from real property in
North Carolina owned by a
husband ana wife as tenants
by 'hc entirety"
The husband. This is because
IN North Carolina the husband
has an absolute and exclusive
right To all rents and income
from land owned by him and
his wife as tenants by III"
entirety" Since il is the hus-
band who is entitled by law
20 the income from the real
estate So held. it is the huS-
band who must pay the income
tax thereon.
II the husband and wife file
4 joint return. the question OF
who is entitled To the income
from real estate held by them
as tenants by the entirety" is
of little importance. because of
the Spiit-incomc benefits avail
able on such return.
y tenancy by the entirety"
Is created whenever real
property is conveyed by deed
or by will To two persons who
are at the time husband and
wife
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13

and u Mantcu man MAS lined
$1,000 plus $50 costs for the
same ofienSe in Dare County.
Seagulls are also protected
by Federal law, as Swans
boro man learned when he
was cited To appear before u.
). Commissioner {. W. Sum
merlin at Jacksonville. Judge
Summerlin fined him S35 90.
And finally, a Burlington
man was found guilty of UNI
lawful possession OF game ana
fined $500 plus $3.50 costs
by Burlington Judge w. y.
Hiiliard. The game concerned.
live black bear, was trans
ported to Croaten National
Forest in Craven County where
he was released.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13
FLA Poised
For State Event

Top soil JuCgv.S among the
states 2i.OCO Future Farmers
Of America viii meet IN ROW
an County Saturday IAurl! g.
H. compel, Tor casa award,
,utJnng more than sl.yOO urr
t.v opportunity To r,prrsrn;
North Carolina in the n,y!ra-
tIOnal land Judging meet u.
Oklahoma City.
The sixth annual state NEE,
VIII be ncid at Wcst Rowan
High School, Route /. M,
Una. Four-mcmbcr teams .r4m
'ne states 50 FFA federation.
= ,..l participate.
I'll" Tabor City chapter of
Tho Waccnmaw federation win
u,nr'scnt TINS section. Team
members are Harold E..ghcs,
rMcway: Tommy Ward. Jean
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13
Game Law Violations Reporied

RALElGH,-Three North Car
olImanS paid fines of $4,000
each in separate cases involv-
ing doe deer violations during
February. according 10 the
WIlillic Resources Commits
sion. The deer hunters led the
list of game and fish law viO-
lationS reported by Bob Hazel.
chicf OF the commissions Wild
life Protection Division.
County wlldlife protectors
and refuge protectors prose-
cuied a total of 1876 cases in
February, obtaining III con-
EIct!onS. Fines tutaled Sl.845.-
~ and court costs were ST.
1910. Hazel pointed out that
all fines and any arrest or wit
ness tees 20 10 county school
funds IN counties where viola
h"nS occurred, and no part of
Inc lines 81 costs go To the
commission or its employees.
a Bath man lost his appeal
IN Beaufort Superior Court in
Washington following a lower
court conviction for possession
OF do" deer. The higher court
c"nilScatcd his gun. fined him
SIOO.OO and assessed him SIG
90 IN court costs.
An ElizabcthtOwn resident
who killed a doe deer ON a
hiadcn County refuge was fin
ed $4,000 plus costs of Sl6.7O
IN Judge w. &. JuhnSon'S Court
in Eli2abcthtuwn.
Judge X. s. Powers made il
an even $4,000 for Rocky
Polnt man found guilty of TAX
ing a doe deer. The Fender
County Recorders Court fined
MN S8l.80 plus court costs of
Sl8.2O. The doe deer went 10
inmates at the Pender County
Jail.
A Durham County man ha,
appealed his conviction before
Judge Will T.. Mitchell of OK
lord. who found him guilty of
taxing a doe deer i'm Granville
County. Judge Mitchell fined
MN $4,000 plus Slg.O5 costs.
ana inc cUniiScatCd doe was
turned over 10 the Oxford
Orphanagc.
Two Concord men were fin
ed $4,000 for exceeding the
Dag limit on Canada geese in
HEue County, and paid anoth-
er Sl.OO each for hunting mi
Sfatory waterfowl with an in
valid duck stamp. L. S. Com
missioner Mrs. Sallie Edwards
OF Washington ruled in the two
cases.
Mrs. Edwards also found
two Raleigh men guilty. of
transporting and possessing
more than the legal limit of
canada geese in Beaufort
county case, filming each man
$4,000. One of the men wa,
lined another S1.0O for hunt
ing without a valid duck stamp
a Durham man was fined
soO.OO for hunting doves after
me season closed. Arrested in
orange County. he was found
guilty by u. S. Commissioner
l.. Herbin of Greensboro.
A BcSSemcr City hunter paid
a total of $4,000 for hunting
without a license in CASTOR
County, following conviction
by Judge b. w. Craig of Gas
tonia.
y Norfolk. Virginia, hunte;
was fined $500 by U. S. Com
missioner w. Sawyer of Eliza
beth City for taking woodcock
out of season. The woudcock
was turned over TO the BERTHE
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13

There are 76 schools of phar-
macy IN the United States, ac-
corolng Ia the University of
North Carolina School of
Pharmacy.
According To the University
of North Carolina School of
Pharmacy, every state in the
United States maintains a
Board of Pharmacy to examine
and license pharmacists.
There are approximately l.
900 drug manufacturers in the
United States, according to the
University of North Carolina
School of Pharmacy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13
NATCRALNESS

The perfectly natural is the
perfectly spiritual.
Mary Baker Eddy
NaturalneSs in its deepest
sense is the criterion of worth
in this world.
Sam Campbell
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13
Christian
Science

Overcoming Of fatigue and
WEAKNESS through entirely
spiritual means will be a theme
dealt with AT Christian Science
services this Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13

ers Association SPONSOR
state land-juGging match.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13

in
to oalsuc
of
''' nave pioneered
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-04-13
abor City, N. C..

and
ocalpe
- tn epuatcnS of
w hee couIdrct
ow ompanies ''"'"e"
, 1960-01-12

Dennery So, Albertha Ma
lone S. Handicrafts; Maria
Lydiatt 1st prize SIS, Lucia
David SO. and Vertalyn Mar
tin S.. Spices: Sarah Christie
pher 1st prize SIS. and Ra-
chael Derricks $40. Preserves:
Sarah Christophere 1st prize
IS. Rachael Derricks $40 and
Albertha Malone S..
, 1960-01-12
COMMITTEE

week during the month of
October.
The officers. elected at this
meeting for St. Croix were
c.. Luz James,, chairman; Ell
mar Boiling, vice chairman;
Erie R. Williams, secretary.
Members of the Committee
are Lionel Emanuel, Rev.
Father Murphy of the Holy
Gross r 0 m a n Catholic
Church; Mrs. Anita Reynolds,
Raymond Pedro, Miss Clarissa
Mulgrav, Nathaniel Hewitt,
Miss Shirley Frorup, Owen
J. Schjang, John S. Colby and
Hejmer Klint.
The Executive Chairman is
Macon Bergman, Commits
sioner of Social Welfare; Mr..
Finch is Executive Secretary.
, 1960-01-12
NOTICE

According to the Bylaws
Of the st. Croix Republican
Club, a meeting for the cleo
ton Of officers and other
business will be held on Fri
day, January 18th at $50 PM.
at the old Court Room, Chris
tiansted. All members are
asked to be present.
Erie r. Williams
Secretary-Treausrer
, 1960-01-12

participation in the White
House Conference on aging
to be held in Washington,
D. c. in January of 1861.
Mr.. Aycock will confer with
the Governor at 1870 am. on
Thursday and will take part
in a radio program on Thurs
day evening at ZOO pm. over
radio station VISTA He will
leave for St. Croix on Friday
morning to attend a meeting
of the Commission and will
remain in the Islands until
Saturday afternoon.
, 1960-01-12
LIST OF


Christensen 1st prize of SIS
for pastry; for citrus fruits
Albertha Malone 1st prize of
$15.; Ismeralda Hodge End
prize of SO. and Catherine
Edwards 3rd prize Of S., for
vegetables: Ismeralda Hodge
1st prize: SIS; Catherine Ed
wards $40. and Albertha Ma
lone S.; for Plants. Lucia
David 1st prize SIS, Verona
, 1960-01-12
HOUSING

Virgin Islands Corporation of
the Electrical Distribution
Systems in the Paul M. Pear
son Gardens and D, Hamilton
Jackson Terrace.
, 1960-01-12
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
United Artist is proud to present
THE HORSES MOUTH"
in Technicolor
Alec Guinness, Kay Walsh
and Mike Morgan

and Mike Morgan
This is the funniest film in a
horses age and it has nothing
to do with Horses! The most
hilarious mixture of art and
nonsense ever seen on the screen
You cannot afforad to miss "The
Horses Mouth,
, 1960-01-12
UNDAY
United Artists present
SOME LIKE IT HOT"

Marilyn Monroe, and her bosom
companions Toni Curtis and
Jack Lennon
This is a riot of fun and femmes!
Hot or cold you'll like this
uproarious Aim farce.
LATEST NEWS
Evening star., 1960-08-10

"I've always had a'hard time getting good
tan because Pm so fair and burn so easily.
With 'Q.T.'I was out in the sun just one
day and got nice golden tan-and didn't
burn. Now with one or two applications
Evening star., 1960-08-10

have led a diamond when he
took the ace of spades.
1t was therefore safe to take
dummy's top hearts and then
lead a heart from dummy to
flnesse the ten. II the finesse
won. well and good. If the heart
f1nesse lost, West would have
only clubs left in his hand and
would therefore have to lead UP
to the ace-queen.
South would be safe even if
it turned out that West rather
than East had the long hearts.
In that case, East would dis
card on the third round of
Evening star., 1960-08-10
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD

In some hands the contract
depends on choosing between
two illnesses. Most experts solve
this problem by leading out
high cards in one suit to see If
the missing honor will drop; If
it doesn't. they then try the
finesse in the other suit.
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
AQ1083
2AQ5
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%9853
WEST EAST
AA94 A652
096 0J843
pKQJ ol09S62
%K10742 %J
SOUTH
AKJ7
2K1072
1A53
%AQ6
South West North East
INT Pass % Pass
I23 Pass 2NT Pass
3NT All pass
Opening lead: Diamond
King.
South refused the first and
second diamond tricks but had
to win the third. He then led
the king of spades and held his
breath.
Lightning didn't strike. West
won with the ace of spades and
returned a spade. South sighed
with relief that he wasn't i'm
mediately overwhelmed with
the rest Of the diamonds.
Declarer then had to plan
for an eventual finesse in either
hearts or clubs. He ran the rest
of the spades while making up
his mind.
Combination Shot
South decided to take the
king Of hearts, followed by
dummy's top hearts. If the
jack fell, he wouldn't need a
club finesse. If the jack failed
to drop on the first three rounds
of hearts, he could fall back on
the club flnesse.
1t was the wrong plan. The
jack Of hearts didn't drop, and
the club flnesse lost. What's
more, South had discarded his
low club on the fourth spade,
Evening star., 1960-08-10

hearts, revealing the situatio
South could take the king 81
hearts and give West a heart
trick, forcing a club return up
to the ace-queen.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one club,
and the next player passes.
You hold:
AQ 1893 VAQ5 174&9s53
What did you say?
Answer: Bid one spade. It Is
more useful to show q biddable
major suit than to raise your
partners minor.
copyright. 1860. Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star., 1960-08-10
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Read the Cards to Choose Finesse

so it was safe for West to re-
turn a club after he took the
king. South still had to give up
Ia heart trick, for a one-trick
defeat.
South overlooked the i'm
portant feature of the hand:
West was obviously out of dia-
monds. Otherwise he would
Evening star., 1960-08-10
QUESTION: viii a "Q.T." tan wash off?

ANSWER: No-"Q.T." contains nothing to
wash off, rub off, or give an artificial look
ing tan. A cot" tan looks like a regular
suntan :. wears off gradually like a suntan.
QUESTION: How often should use "Q.T."?
ANSWER: Use GO t." as often as you like to
keep the shade of tan you prefer. Every time
you apply "Q.T.", you renew your tan!
QUESTION: Is it safe to use when the skin is
"broken OUT?
ANSWER: Tests by certified dermatologists
showed no irritation even on subjects with
acne. And remember, a 20. T." tan can make
big improvement in your appearances!
Evening star., 1960-08-10
WORD GAME
Find 36 or more words in
YER AXE
HI AND LOIS
FREDDY
THE BERRYS
THE TooDLES
SCAMP
Mr.. TWEEDY

meaning ito come upon sud-
denly" Average is 81 words;
time limit, 35 minues.
Il. Rules Of the game: l. Words must be
OF four or more letters. .. Words which
SECURE four letters by the addition oi
such as bats" cats" are moi
used. 8. Only one form OF word Il
used. 4. Proper names are not used
answer to VILAYET
vail. vale, valet, veal, veil, vital, vile
vial, vita, villa, alte, lave, laity, levy
!eylty, live, alive, ALT, evil, tael, tail,
tale, teal, tile.
Evening star., 1960-08-10

ourlng the week, At
night, I keep my tan
just the color l like"
Pat Wendell,
Marion, Arkansas
"When my daughter
heard about 'Q.T.'
on the radio, I simply
couldn't believe II
would work. But with
just two applications
before bedtime, I
woke up the next
morning with a beau
tiful golden TAM"
Mrs. J. C. Conner,
Pon,bono Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1960-08-10

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without dye or artificial col.
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best sunburn protection, tool
This is it. The new Quick Tan
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you a smooth, eUen tan whether
used indoors or out. Gives you
a glorious tan in 8 to S hours
with extra sunburn protection!
"Q.T." "Quick Tanning Lotion
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It is guaranteed by the makers
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sun! Get "Q.T." tan tonight
Evening star., 1960-08-10
What Users.

81 have q rather fair COM
plexion and have always
envied those who tan
easily. l applied 'Q.T.'
before bedtime and the
next morning I had q glo-
hous natural looking tan.
My fellow students asked
me where I got my
healthy-looking tan"
Ron p. Tate,
MamAhte Tom
Evening star., 1960-08-10
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Evening star., 1960-08-10

QUESTION: viii cot" dry, streak or Notch
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or other lotions that contain alcohol?
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Evening star., 1960-08-10
NOn r. 4 ate,
Memphis, Tenn.

"What q discovery made in Floridai
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just love. After that first application, just
overnight could tell the difference. Now,
back in Ohio, / apply ct about every
other day to keep my Florida tan"
Mrs. Raymond Reisine, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Evening star., 1960-08-10
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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1960-12-09
HYDE FISHER REUNION
DRAWS MANY NOV. ~

The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Fisher gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Lupton for their
annual family reunion Sunday,
Nov. 81.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Fisher of Scranton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Fisher of Scranton; Mr..
and Mrs. LATHE Fisher and chill
dren, Lenda, Laverne and Debbie
of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Fisher and children, Barbara,
Tim and Brenda of Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mckinney and
children, Trudi, Lynnette, Dwight
and Libby of Roanoke Rapids; Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Simmons and chill
dren, Pam, Joey and Don of Bel
haven; Mr. .and Mrs. Philip Lup-
ton and children. Danny, Elaine
and Ronald of Washington; Mr..
and Mrs. Hermon Brame of Choco-
winity; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hedgepeth of Roanoke Rapids.
A delicious buffet dinner was en-
joyed by all.