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EWISfi &MOM
kiEVErliO
•nd THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

AGAIN
CHANUKAH DINNER ARONSSON
HEADS KNOLLWOOD
AT TUXEDO SHUL

Chic Dress Shop

2 Groups of DRESSES

Numerous Holiday Celebra-
tions Arranged by He-
brew Schools.

In a Holiday Offering
for 2 Days only—Saturday and Sunday

F old arrangements have Iles,
Made for the Chanukah dinner and
entertainment tenich is being given

by the Ladies! Auxiliary of the
Tuxedo Shill, parent. of the chil-
dren, and member.. of t lie S11111,
Sunday eVenIntf, Dee.
17, at
o'clock, in the Tuxedo School audi-
t o rium. Several Chanukah feat •
tires hate been prepared for thi•
the features nl
the evening wild be the lighting of
the Chanukah 1-andles, together
Stith the chanting of the applopri-
ate hymns by dm -clam] choir, un-
der the le:Mei-hip Nliiss Yonina
Ticktin and NI,- Gertrude Ite-en-
thal. Chanukah lecitations mil Ile-
oots and in Englidi will be elven
by Jennie s,•liii.1111311! Leah Bit-

Group No. 1

Better Grade
Dresses

Silk Dresses

10 45

$ 1 2•75

SUNDAY NIGHTS
VELVETS
$19.75 VALUES

his special group of
l new frocks, you'll
model•,
• d chic, nest
nutch
,d, to -ell
nti,;".!,.
Think of the
ale
at
thi-
.
• Cams ths.v
You niti-t
price!
,
.. :hem!

al

.111 wanted -hieles, includ-
ing blacks. _NU sue, for
women and 011 , -. ■ ••r. These
rd Nit, are tili-ollitelt new
Lrr:nl •e Iht. -MG. 1- new.

Open Evenings and Sunday until 4 P. M.

a

went , .

Chanukah
Greetings

and Sincere
Good Wishes

4;cenemicat DRUG STORES

a

grothoure muds. Atop the Metropolitan
Building
half*, It ATBFFT
Fl•ndulph 5120
II Brad of Farmer Al.

25jE. Grand River Ave.,

osertisming ssitls rate delicacies is a gift

In the Philadelphia-Byron cations hate la'e"
SheC tgeri A
School, the entire auditoriun was
Atom..
Amerman. 3. Kanni,k,
used for this purpose. Tables were inn
burg ' fic
hara g aler
n ' roire D Ouldb:4 """ t/ ors
l '
set. 11101 Mothers of the children
acted a. hostesses to the children, e$"ss,iLra,c,tici;t.nci,,,Irse,ct,..11,,,..s.at,1•111,17..1. 11

Drapery Rods

The sick rominittee request , tiny-
"tie knowing of a member ill or in
Ilm . ry
on
'III-I.-I-I'
to repast to
sermon
Nit?, 33112 I.:11111110.st, Tow ,end
shittitio„
Chnnukuh un'rn ' ug
or Mrs.
NVIII'Inan•
:1731 i
be on "Modern Nlai•ealives•• The
sermon will Iar tit•IitA ,, I at 10:30.
\Vood-
e t rTvices
n r . Sjin,
i o
oard branch was 110111 at the home
Jundi
rougreg;ltl „ II
ex.
r s. S.
25 ° 3 Grand.
tends an incitation to all buys be. of M
I u tam Id and 17 to attend the on Ile:. 13.
the
10
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, 1 Alce,
„, j . h e ld e ach

24.Hour Notice

LaSALLE

WINDOW SHADE CO.

INWOOD AVENUE

MRS. HARRY KRAFT

Garfield 1230.31

that many

11100.. art' •APP1 1 1,1 10

end of the ca m-
paign, which will climax with a
meeting and membership tea on
Tuesday afternoon, I/ec. 19, at 2
o'clock, at the Book Cadillac llo.
lid, in the Green 'Zoom. The fol-
lowing women have been active
in the this e: Nlestlimies It Sachse.
I). Mark - on, II. Nlilkovsky. Wil
ham Feltner, Charles Brody. R. II,
Newman, .1. Ellen.teln. 1.. Sell's-in.
Ilarri soil. I. Sliew. iteli, S. Shnitz,
I. Nlargolis, I. Goodinan, Nlax !lay-
man, V. lion-tein. I.. Rye,. .1.
Lapin, L. 11! olil II. 51. IVeksler and
Mrs. Harry Kraft, sire-president
of the Auxiliary.
.1e.,
Kurland of
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,E,tho Fot tn, im-. t r• •
the .lewish Natodett
Mr, II,
the 01•1 •;raker.
tc•alist, will 1.
'
•tds
accompanied
•

joist 11t401 1 (1 the

01,21 TWELFTH ST.
.,..
rh•out re•daurant where wit,

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5 ',i110111 G rretinal

let 'toil

to

awry

Huber Coal Co.

3184

}lain

North West

Coal & Coke

f nil/virally

1 - 6141

'osevelt Coal Co.

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ROSENWALD POST'S
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

d ot etenimg.
Tu—li

Ladies' Auxiliary:

The chairman of the member.
l(i,.,',.) ,;: x ; vinll,;`,,in„`r
”
of the
Auxiliary
!ling. Dec. 23. A Sisterhood..Aux. ship committee of the .lulius llos-
.121,(8„. ref' the
yed
tot
lntil
, s ii.rid. ., 1 1 0 1s4,,,gi,
ht t:
j
o
s
en
iliary Chanukah social wa

`ital.

Shaarey Zedek.

Junior Girl,' League,

:stmt. had
t hanukah

The .1 I-

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Sis.. la!
Chanukah ' :1, •
III,-
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Con
Spiced from, nuts, tanslies
serves, fruit Junes and many other deli
bratalfully done up in gift
miles,
packages Or baskets, ate offered especially
for the holiday season. Special dainties

':try of the

it 5,

annolliter.

1. 1

11.r.o. a,

! onittlnietce,

len. that the

must he left

wa-

Policy

.1- many Jew- a. the ab-
d'aeity of the country
' • • littlish Labor party.
I he National Labor
1, Palest int•. which
. a ,t • threr-laV confetime•
' :ght at the Pennstils anut
I it welcomes "in par-
e opportunity afforded
Jews who al, eager
•
oppres-it e

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Each(department of this New Market is in charge
of an expert in his line

NIt •
ing arc
51i-salami , Sam Iteeke-.
.1.
NI.1. S I 'al. , . I.. Ili,
:. at. S Jacoli-an.
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N. l'uthell
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a nd D . Ruben-tens

11,101-4 In-Lau

(Mod !kali!, Food Department, in
charge of Graduate rood Counselors
Mrs. Anne Camluell Neumann and
bliss fibrilla 0. Ballet

5's-et-tables, the most

I nder the doe, tom of Eduard
N•till1.11111 and Peter (irushko

Fresh Meats S. Poulto —"Quality at

a

and Nut Meat Department.
headquarters for Unsuh
plumes" fruits
Under the direction of Howard J.

Dried Frint

Fair Prise \

Operated

Slichigan

I, Martin's Markets

DeliTairoen Tomplete 111 eser)

Dodo

the dote,

tom

III

lien hither

Neumann

Rutter, Eggs and Cheese
Operated bl the Qualio Dais

De-
partment of Goix1 Health Foods
Under the direction of Leslie W.
Neumann

Grocery Specialties S Wholesale

Shops

Baked Goods, of All kinds

Operated bi

MersonS Cake Shop

Dr. Jackson's

Michigan Headquarters for the Albert,' (Calcium) Foods and

Na. 7—A most attrac•a•C gift hamper,
ladened with selected luscious fruits Con.
fecrions and other delectable surprises
The ideal "lion Voyage" basket

( alkaline or non-acid-forming) Cereal Foods

Ask for free booklets: "Calcium" by Adah Alberty.

"1101, to Keep Well" by

$7.50 Up

Rob't. G. Jackson, $1. D.

SPECIAL PRICES ARE OFFERED IN ALL

DEPARTMENTS AS AN INTRODUCTORY

FEATURE OF THE OPENING

Raahi Arch at Worms Is
Renamed for Anti-Semite

BERLIN.—LITA I The h.,-
liashi Arch III 1Vorms,
erected to the memory of the
great Jewish scholar and con,
e II t a t 0 1' Oil I 11P 11 1 11 I P,
which has been standing for
hundreds of years, has been
re-named the Klaus S•lzner
Arch by the Nazis. According
to the Worinser Volkszeitung,
Sadzner was "a prominent
tighter against the Jewish
spirit."
The Rashi, Rabbi S•domon
liar Isaac, Was born in Troyes,
France, in 1040 and died there
in 1103. A legend even in his
own day, innUltler able stories,
both fact and fiction, have
grown at around the Rashi. It
is known, however, that the
family of the 11,hi lived in
Worms for some time 111111 that
the Ilashi studied in the sch oo ls
of the Worms Jewish commun-
ity for some time. In addition
to the Rashi Arch in Worm,,
Rusin chapel,
is the
there
where he studied, as well as
many other object, a,...,•iated
with his stay in ‘Voin ,

GIVE FIRST $75,000 FOR SETTLEMENT
OF GERMAN REFUGEES IN PALESTINE

DINE . .

. .

these
are
creating such increasing popu-
larity each week.

and discover why

wonderful Sunday dinners

It's inexpensive, too!

THRIFTY
HOUSEWIVES

Cu down

shop at Boesky Bros. You'll

find many, m•tir savings.

For instance:

Young Steer

Pickled

TONGUES

I 21 II and

,

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FOR OLD FOLKS'
HOME FROM LUNCHEON

5 5-I inn livid It the hornet

free .
• h.
r -art

■ •• •1n.

51ue klu , k of Clairmaunt
I Ui"i!ac evening, the
, le loUtn,It of the Jewish
Ii,an, an n ounced that
• • 1. 7 lit Ma,. realize,'
luncheon held on

t

.

•hanks Mr. and Mrs.
who catered the
danation Of $25,
contributed.
'•
pa.t. presi-
■ . .itinouneed that
• , I A , , a,.Inunivation
• I.,
that he will
• coni, when the
c will be built,

•• SHOWER ON MONDAY GRAND OPENING OF
FOR THE FOLKSIIULE 0. K. DELICATESSEN

1\

v ,•
. . an additional
t Violet' the $5
c ol
natat•s Fame
, but who

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JEWISH CALENDAR

dr• to 1,e
tr. 1 A „ma Board-
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Rothman. H
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5••,•
H P Cohen.
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110-11 Choile-h Shebat
U.
.h 50. i Britt
1.
('ha
-ho 0-to b•Shsat
Adar
'Rosh
Put int
s .• Ida'.. 51.••• I. I:
hotle-h
It „ -It
ole,. M .1 , •
Est Day Pessach . .
101:1
• 11 ■
hth Day Pes-ach .
r
Nlcediy. April to
'It.--h Chodesh lyar
.
TI-tesovv. 51as .
I ag hiller
51:is. 17.
('hole-14 Sitan
t, t o• •
h••
Sunday, May '211
sa: n•,:. • • n• • I.
1-t Day Shabuoth
June
I I
• Ito•h (h' de‘h Tammuz
S Inlay, July 1
East of Tammuz
.1,s's
te•lav•
Ittem Chodesh Ab
Simility..luly 22
Fil-t of Ab
Smelity, August 12
I
Chotl•ah Ella!
-
M•
C.mer.
•••
■ •-• • = 51.5
rholesh.
as
• Also observed the day previous
ard 11,•••■•
rhe 1, rne
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All Jewish holidays begin at sunset the preceding secular dar.
h'pl-a tremr1r teat it MO.

:ti

Hazelwood

$1,700

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Clb.

Madison 9751

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12

Boesky Bros.

11,11 liii '1 •

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on your table

overhead by learning to

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thr• 1m ,rutinn and bent-

BROS.

AT BOESKY

SUNDAY

•

' P Rosenthal.
Sellins. T
Shoo 0
5 k A Wag-
, 'Allard LI
• be, K•eng

Gifts to North End Clinic.

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M o-
n and

511 - ' • •
Int 1, -, I .-1
front Sir-. Jenna•
Sampliner and Nlia. Selma .1 Sa

;diner

Its

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II, All.

•Ildnk ,

'1,,..- 1 . r 1, , nit le for

I

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kt,tln to
the
shale. - will
ea•tv, Sunday

'init, as

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• NI,

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Poise.

Gomm,

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CHANUKAH AFFAIR
OF B'NA1 ISRAEL

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P OTA
'14e ber;:

Harden. J

Klan .nse
0 011:Mes.
K " H

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• be ta is en 1I. 15,o mol-
1 eeml affairs.

growth of Labor
evpressing "Iitateinal turns' during the last 11 year-
nd best wishes" to the The message rite, the desel•ipmeni
the t ablegiam says of labor settlement schools in the
.• Labor party watched ,1101y Land as an instance of this
cl• atest interest the steady grawth.

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i

No. he presents

55

Yost Day Hanukkah
loth rhodesh Tebeth
Fart of Tebeth . .....

aohns:

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Neumann est iblisbed Ito

v Ira and T omplete do•aPos n market.

■ omplete hoe 111 5111 [mon

vin,

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JACKSON NOTES

, I•

at the

Open Door
(..r Palestine.

Mr.

l.•

,

••rs

grtn- t•rs,

dui he Iwo some established too other markets.

I resit 1 not.

Op.

chair-
- Gus on
I. at
Ness
''
l!wl Ifth

I.. In 1912, after basing acted as Inner for

Detroit's leading

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( 1111

\000 g

t•

sari .(Std W11, -

Th.•

by MR. TEREBLO

1 ,,

qualits f

ale

(mind, of

has been interested in Ilse

JR. LEAGUE GIVES
VACATION FROLIC

arli

ll

11011 of

•101- •s,

last WednesilaY eveninv.
The next meeting of th e ski er . members to contact at least one
hood will be on NIonday evening. Prospective member each, in o rder
Dec. IS. The SI„-terhoiiiI has to secure the quota for the Satin
charge of arrangements for the membership dp1Ve.
The chairman of the di-tress
dramatic ft-rival Sat.
Chanukah
today night, in the 'Enid David committee report. Iirt.e. re , s I'm the
Congregation. Elmhurst and Four- distress supper. Nlany interesting
t••nth feature's are promised.
1155.1 I 5 ague of Cenea °-
The P11,1 offer , it S condolence Caitlin Shinn , t.
dek will present
Young People's League:
Sawn Slatkrr, Of It
UM! l't•tipir.', Society an. to its contrails-,
vat at 11,11 I!
The
• SatitrilaY eve-
, r ,-,1
irttrpt 00..e, to Ills; 1,11Vett, to heSe father died re-
•
he curial hall of
ning,
■ AlaalA•Vatilla on vont ly.
I ' ,I,• tot, lit-i pat
the sett,
br h e ld
The next meeting will be on atm,-
Tuesday ,'toning,Dec. 19.
•
Ii, •
27. at Jericho Temple.
Junior Young People's League:
t1 1
1 1
I'. I..
The gitls of the Jr.
and
Junior Congregatiun of
be ushers at the r 11, Mali ,
There

syndos School.

111 2412 - Plaza 3395

OP,

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8.6770

Ever Ready

111

.117 B Fine. J Mosensteln. J Wexler 80-
M
Fisher A 1 ever•
• ;a L.. J
Sturrnian
nvlia Sera Hartman
m
Rose &Wan Ac, P•rm-
1 .1•A n7
t
NI Shur J
Boa er

Saturday Services:
Speika's
Itablii

Shades Cleaned and
Repaired

CREAM OF MICHIGAN
CAFE. Inc.

happy time.

DAVID NOTES

B ' NAI

Get Our Prices First

.,I, direct ings and Best
to .\11!

real

II

W hI•

N111111.1110

oats biomes. and so somphicly son the tonfidcnce of 1)Tdroa people

'FIFTY NEW MEMBERS
IN J . N . F. AUXILIARY

Window Shades

Phone.

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WELFARE SOCIETY'S
$3 DONOR LUNCHEON

Farnsworth Celebration.
The North Woodward branch of
The FerrY School, which ‘, 11-- the .lowish ‘Vointors European
•`• transferred to the Farnsworth %Velfart. Organization is sponsor-
tht. Synagogue, located at 550 Far•- ing it $3 ilium'. luncheon Jan. It,
,
TS. , Ladies.
:\u \ iliary of
National Fund is preparing, worth avenue, Will have its rhanti- at Hotel Stadler. Many na-mbers
Jew
it fine prograin to welcome the 310 kah celebration in the auditorium and friends have already paid for
lair reserv.ations.
en. of the Shul, Sunday evening, Dec.
t i t,j1 have
nett number. „i
The \vays and mean, eononittee
pre-
rolled within the past three wei.ks. 17. The children have liven
with
the
usual
Chanukah
will
be glad to advise anyone
1 1111,4
11.s. Max Schuinnee, chairman of
,. features, songs, idaylets. recitio through the hostesses of the affair,
start
th e mrmber.hlp campaign,
II,
Townsend
Wt1 i 0 011 11 ,
M. Plaiktn, teacher, is Nil's.
rte.
1t.2$5•1; Mrs. Itedblatt, Townsen•I
in charge Of this school.
chair-
Ii-7$2N;
Mrs.
Anna
Goldberg,
Other School Affairs.
The „ 0 „. I . „. I „„ ) ,,, 1 ' hi .„, 1 ,.. p h ia , man of the lunche o n, 1fownsettd
Oakland and Tuxedo, had their 7-0551 - and NIrs• . 1 . r ■ hen. co-
Chanukah ,Adebration , on Wedne- , h ,drinab. Ttiwn , enil
The following additional rescr.
day and Thursday evenings of las.t

I dosed

cos of

ire parked for itigalldt.

the In-t nietd of Chanukah. Thi s
:terns-.on
"' Veil a' Io!
,
auxiliary, which is entinis•ted iv
t itio' , president during 1931) and
the Feitkell School, has been very e
•active in inany of the t•115511I's Un-
lillidIssoinf closed the last sea-
so n with te: members and, under
much assistance to the local Itllin. -
the 11151e leadership of its pit-t
acionent of that branch.
president, Nliturice II. Schwartz.
.Chanukah Dinner at Six Mile
made con,ids-rable financial gain.
Road School.
this time are being foi •
Pl""'
The Six Mile Iioad
mutated for the 1934 New Year',
Bra-h and Minnesota,
eated
still. dinner dance, Which will he held
hat . ,
will
at iti , to on Sunday. evening, Dec. 31, in
day
the 111100 hallroont of the Stotler
o'clock, in the ..hood building. The
tzii Hotel.
1"01 - many years this an•
'trot-veils of this dinner will
null affair has been one of the
towards the support of the school..
most successful events of the year
which has been struggling hard
Invitation, are now living prepared
its
east foe years.
for
for members and their friends
.r
'fur foli tong
i.tence.
Arrangements are under the per-
evening, the eighth night of Chan-
total direction of Harry Hyman,
program will lie
ukah, a
planned many of the
Who has
arranged for an the children. The
A 10-piece tirche••-
club's events.
children theinsels. e. will partist
and a line floor slime will help
pate in the program. lighting' the tea
to make the evening a success
candles, chanting Chanukah oings.
telling sodies
got•il at
1.1- 1A
about Chanukah and presenting
playlets. This branch is 011 eintrkti•
of Mr. A..1, Eptd, teacher.

RUGS • LINOLEUM

0024 1

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Up

man Vranzlilau, Ilarly L. Katz,

1,a-eh.

\l'ud a

$10.00

hoi 1010.1111 Neumann.

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.111, he

therish and recall

that the tectpient

with pleasant memories

kava"11- Myron .1
kali part). att.:mem! by the Ladies' I' afflil
.hut.,i.hei4 will tit , Keys, Joe NItigid-olin, Maurice II.
„ening.,
III. Schwartz, lion Sinien and Sidney

•
We Save You Money on

Orpoit iudson's

No IN This long, mat basket Idled to

Davtd , on, James I. Elhnot;,

Fenkell Chanukah Party.
Ai the 1 . ,.tika

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Detroit Art Academy

Saturday, Dec. 16th

I. Sonenklar of the Shaarey %ash!.
Synagogu e will render seteral
Ile will be act.ono
cal ''lenient.
pained by Mi.- Della Tobin. NI,
MAURICE ARONSSON
Louis Goldberg, president of the'
Auxiliary, and Nathan
IIImal1",..a•,u"a",,arer• The
Yalfa, pre-ident of the Shut, are ' lag
'laud consists
the onicers anal
in charge of the evening's arrange-
the following: Harry Clark Israel

9035 Twelfth Street at Clairmount

For them. •ho itioh to make art their
bah nod Itirtlottleve la purpose, dlo•
ilooite in instruction method: mar
minding in results. Throe studios,
boill for the Pew needs of Modern
Mt offer the dlurtminating student
A. opportunity is study under Ideal
condition , never before offeeed 110•
troller. Individual training programs
Arranged fur foil or part lime student.
In All Mon... at Flue and Coanner•
nal All I etlerIng and the Alto Art,
phone er .rite for catalog.
tall.

QUALITY FOOD MARKET

Calll ol

rout and Claga

ti

Announcing the Opening
of

DOWNTOWN

44Mn, ChmiourDablrk, •111111t11

CHIC DRESS SHOP

A School of Distinction

.Nt the ann u al meeting of the
Klitilksood Country Club, the fol.
Imsing and b o ard of di-
rector , were elected for the en•
-.thing yea]:
Nlatirice
presiden
.k ronsson,
Hairy
Ilyinatt, viee - pre,ideld
Chalk.. N. Agree, secretary;

Holiday
Gift Baskets

V, • t eat. opl•r

attd leheate—en

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D.

Vaie
7 I- in

7. :it

ar WU- ini.d.

AI,n charge

The

rUblie is

be no admia-
Est•tything in free.