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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1931 CHRISTMAS TREAT AT THORNTON'S GREAT SUCCESS | Large Audience Enjoyed fe 4 Presented by : Children Bl (3s. G- 1B. Ratindon, Corrcepen. The annual Christmas concert and 'tree held on Tuesday evening in the Sunday School room, attract- 'od the usual large number of par- ents and friends of the children, the room being filled to the doors. The programme was an especially "fine one, a part being provided _ for pupils of all ages in the school. The centre of Interest, however, was the large, heavily Joaded Christmas tree. Santa Claus was given a hearty welcome by the children when he arrived to help unload the gifts. The chair was taken by Mr. Roy Lick, su- tendent of the Sunday 00]. Following is the program: Recitation by Elsie Kerman. Chairman's address. Chorus--*'Christmas Day"--by Junior room. Recitation by Murray Lang- maid. Recitation by Ruth Kerman. orus "Goa King Wence- *--by Senfor room. ug Se Aa Slight Mistake" «by Junior room. A Lullaby: by Junior girls. Dialogue--*"The Pot of Gold"-- by Senior room. Piano solo by Lyla Thompson. Song--"Christmas Stars"--by Senior girls. Monologue --- 'Miss Prim's Christmas Shopping"---hy Donald Allman. Duet by Greta Lick and Bernice 0y. Reading by Frank Hoag. . 83lo by Billy Perryman -- "Away in the Manger." Dialogue--*'Scene at the Ticket Office" --by Junior room. Frog Song by three Junior Ss. Dialogue--*A Visit from the Smiths"--by the Senior room. Chorus -- "Merrily over the Snow"--by Junior room. Reading by Frank Hoag. Song--' 'What Clatters on the Roaf""--by Junior room. Dialogue--"A Christmas Jour- "--by Junior room. net by Louise Luke and Ha- 2el De Guerre. _Dialogue--*The Mungtown Ly- eoum'--by Senior rom. . Dialogue ~-- "Trials of Christ- Shopping' --by Junior room. _ Chorus--*'We Three Kings of Orient Are"--by Senior room. "Watching for Santa"--by two ~ Junior girls, closed the lengthy pg and shortly after San- arrived to unload the tree. It was a happy evening for grown- Wps as well as children. The many friends of Mrs. Peter Lofthouse will be glad to know that she fs improving since her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. HKobert Sully t Christmas and the week- I +g Toronto with Mr. Sully's Mr. and Mrs. George Webster Spent Christmas and week-end in elph, the guests of Mrs, Web- 8 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sort CN Ki f _ Mrs, McKinnon, of Oshawa. @ang two solos at the Sunday "school service on Sunday. The Young People's Society holding a crokinole party on esday evening in the Sunday ool room. Mr. and Mrs, Tosland and Miss n spent Christmas with Mr. Mrs, Thos. Shepherd. r, and Mrs. Norman Gilbert Murray were Christmas of Mrs, Gilbert's parents nchester. ; Iss Olive French and Mr. Leo, Brash were Christmas guests and Mrs. G. H. Robinson. and Mrs. Joseph Plerson, and Mrs. A. H. Dean, Eric and *fl Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Have- nis, Doris Annis, Mr, Fred , Glenda and Mervin Con: were Christmas guests of Mr Arthur Jackson, and Mrs. eo Parsons. iwa, were Christmas guests . and Mrs. Arthur Pierson, | mond Le Roy was home for with his parents. nd Mrs. E. Reynolds, of a, N.Y. are spending the stmas and New Year's holi- t with Mrs. Reynolds' sister. 3 Ear Lewington and Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Pierson family were Christmas Pers / and Mrs. Roy Allman ard spent Christmas with Mrs. m rs. Hooper. - . H. Perryman Spans. Christman even- d Mrs, W, L. Plerson and oad El asec, of dist oft. ristma 8 guests ol 3 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pas- ( remaining fter New Year's, 'Mrs. Roy Lick, Mr. and d Lick and daughters. Doris, Mrs. Elmer Lick. an Buss and [r. a of Nr an Mrs. Lear: Miglly. 3 ot Trout: r . a Mrs, Alec and fam! 'were A week-end in Of Springs with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jackson and George spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. George Reeson. - Mr. and Mrs. John King held a family gathering of their sbns and daughters for Christmas. Mrs. 8. Luke had a family re anion for Christmas. The guests aumbered about thirty and all had & very jolly day. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pascoe and family spent Christmas in Oshawa, the guests of Mr. Pas- coe's Barents, Mr. and Mrs. John HAVPTON SoFo0L, CHRISTHAS EVENT Splendid Program Given By School Children of Village (Miss YX. Horn, Correspondent) Hampton, Dec. 26. --The Christmas concert, given by the school] children, on Wednesday night, was a splendid success. Those who devoted time, pat)- ence, thought and energy in pre- paring for such an interesting evening's program, were greatly rewarded, the number through- out the program giving evidence of efficiency in that ling of work. The program opened with a hymn and prayer by Rev. J. R. Bick, who was chairman for the evening. The opening chorus by the school '""Hedfts of Oak', was followed by a short address by the chairman, Recitation by Dor- othy Holwell. Tick Tack song by ten little boys. Recitation, Mad- lyn Wilcox. Chorus by seniors. Recitation by four little girls, "Do you folks all know it's Christmas", Bang song by five little tots. Recitation by Betty Rogers. Somg by five Johns sis- 'ers. Recitation by Reggie Ker- sey. Doll drill by ten little girls. Christmas carols by boys and ~irls, Recitation by Percy Allin, "Fan Drill" and "Burleseque" by twelve girls and twelve boys. Recitation by Freddie Payne, "Freddie's Christmas Dinner'. Junjor chorus, "Santa's Coming" and "Once in David's Roya] City" Recitation by Bertha Armour. Recitation by Lewis Trull, Play, "Dinner For One". Cradle song by Alma Rundle. Monolo-ue by Eva Johns, and chorus by the school composed the program. Every number was well given and loudly applauded, while the Fan Drill and Burlesque, de- served special mention as well as the doll drill. The green and red festoonings, and background of red and green with artificial poisettas, and Christmas bells, made a fitting background for the various cos- tumes worn by the children. Santa Claus arrived at the con- clusion of the program and was assisted by several young men to distribute the numerous presents from the well loaded Christmas tree, Misses G. Cawker and N. Horn, were accompanirts for the musical numbers, who with Mr. F. J. Groat and Miss M. Peters |d were the committee in charge of the program presented. Mr. and Mrs. J, Holdge and daughter, Toronto, spent Christ. mas at the home of J. L. Johns where a family reunion was held. : Mrs. Mary Goodman and daughter, Louise, spent Christ. mas in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, John Williams, Oshawa, spent Christmas at the home of his sister, Mrs, Alvin Peters. Messrs. Ross. Trenouth, Peter- horough, and Frank Trenouth, Oshawa, spent Christmas with 'heir parents. Mrs. Phillips, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wiltert Craig, The Cryderman Christmas re- union, was held at the home of Mrs. Will Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs, John Colwill, Jr. Miss L. Reeve, spent Christmas at the home of C, J. Kerslake. Wallace Horn arrived home from Queen's University, King- ston, on Tuesday night, to spend the Christmas holidays at home. Frank Hastings, O, A, C., Guelph, is among the home com- erg for Christmas, Fred Billett, Toronto Univer ity. is snending the Christmas season at his home. Mr. Irvin Trull spent Christ mas at the home of his daughter. Mrs. G. Wilkihson, Toronto, Mr. ang Mrs, C. E. Horn and family, spent Christmas at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wilkin =on, "Toronto. . Mr, and Mrs. Milton Avery." Duffalo, spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Avery. A family Christnias reunion was held at the home of Mr, and Vrs, H. E, Rundle, With rain accompanied by 'hunder and lightning, Christ. mas. Eve gave little promise of Christmas weather, However des. pite the extremely cold weathe: and hesvy rain of Thursday, the | thermometer rexister was some what lower on Christmas Day, » "eld driving wind prevailing all day and on through the night, when there was a light fall of snow the mercury dropping still lower. It was more like a spring 'reshet, to see the rushing waters In the creeks, which were higher for this time of year than can ever be remembered to be before The hills to the morth of this district, are covered with snow while the areas in this vicinity «ra barren. , : Christmas Day was s very ulet one in comparison with other years whead was the chief amusement tor toe day. A few of the daring youths of our village did manage to have a skate on a shallow portion of the pond which was still covered with ice, while the main part was running water, up upti] midnight when the high winds of the day subsideq and Jack Frost was Juite in evidence. The Pascoe Christmas festivi- ties was Held at the home of Mrs. Thomas Pascoe. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ranton, and daughter, Margaret, and Mrs. John Rantom, spent Christmas at the home of Mrs. W. J. Virtue. "NTFRTAINMENTS AT ENNISKITEN GREAT SUCCESS Children of Village Take Part in Christmas Festivals Enniskillen, Dee. 24--A number attended the Christmas tree con- certs at Burketon and Enfield on Tuesday evening and were both well rendered and the visit of Santa was much enjoyed by the children. The 'concert and Christmas tree was well attended in the basement of our church on Wednesday even- ing. The choruses and drills and dialogues were as follows: Chorus, Good King Wencelas.. chairman's remarks by Rev. J. M. Whyte, reci- tation, Santa Claus, Ralph Virtue: Carols, Intermediates: recitation, Santa Claus, Gladys. Page; motion song, boys and girls: dialogue, Ber- tha as Teacher; duet, harmonica, Roland Thompson and Farl Luke: pageant, "The Senior girls; chorus, Santa's Coming; monologue, Mak- ing people happy, Viola Bradley: dialogue, Mother Goose; duet, Sun- bornet Sally and Overall Jim, Ada Beech and Bernice Stainton: dia- logue, All Nations; drill by twelve 7irls, "Evercreen"; chorus, Hurry up, Mr. Clock: dialogue, Aunt Nancy and the M: ~'onary Society, Santa annearing ard distriboting of rifts. Notional Anthem. A hearty vote of thanks to the teachers and M'ss Dalton and Mr. Beech also Misses Marion and Elva Orchard whe trained the scholars, who ac- auited themselves so credit-bly, also Mr. Whits who acted as chairman, 'n his amizble way. The gathering was dismiseed with the Mizpah. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley May, Tor- anto, visited at Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ashton, Mis- Wilma, Helen and Ruth, visited their parents, at Lindsay over the hntiday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGill and Toyee vsited at Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Werry, Sunday, . Miss Mae Lamb, Bowmanville Mr. John Slemen visited Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Wilson's, Nestleton, Sun- day. Mrs. Howard Stevens visited friends at Tyrone over the week- end, Miss Clara Brown, Toronto, is visiting at Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Moore. 5 Mr. John Slemon Sr. visited at Mr, and Mrs. Frank Orchards, Sun- ay. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, Bob- caygeon, visited his brother, Mr. Hoskin Smith, Tuesday. Misses Winnie and Gertie Oke. Bowmanville, spent the week-end at Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Oke's. Mr. and Mrs, R. Little, Bowman- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Rahm and family, Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs J. Shackleton. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Werry and Mr. Lloyd Ashton visited friends in Toronto on Friday and Saturday. A goodly number were out at both Sunday School and evening services where Rev. J. M. Whyte gave a fine missionary and Christ- mas message from Luke 3: 16-23. What we owe to the birth of the babe of Bethlehem, A junior choir under th, leadership of Miss M Orchard sang several Christmas carols. : Miss M. Dalton is returning to her home in East Templeton, Que- bec, for the holiday. Dr. Ferguson and sons, Allan, and Donald, spent Christmas, with Mr, and Mra. Clarence Ferguson, Tor- onto. / NEWCASTLE NEWS Miss Cora Butler, Cerrespon dent) Newcastle, Dec. 28.-- Visitors were numerous in Newcastle for Christmas, many sons and daugh -- sweetly ters and their families coming home to spend the holiday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Hauf- man and Mr. and Mre, Kay, of New York, ang Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Ellbeck and Jack and Mrs. Stin- son and Miss Francis, of Toronto, and Mr. Murray Eilbeck of Port Colbourne, were all guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eilbeck. Mrs. Stella Anderson, Mr, and drs. B, Roy Butler and Miss Joan Butler, of Toronto, were with .irs. R. P. Butler at Two Elms. Miss Salome Howard was with lier parents, as was also Mr. Jack Higbee with Mr. and Mrs. Hig- vee. : Mr. and Mrs, Allan Lockhart spent the Day with Mrs. W. T. Lockhart and Miss Lockhart, Miss Muriel spd Miss Mabel Lake were home fromthe city with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson. Miss (jladys Matchet spent the Roliday at home and Miss Janie ger was a guest of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Walton, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Galbraith t id Aravind for Christmas A rs. Rex Wynn. They inkénd Naini there un- ti] after thé New Yesr and wil: then be in Toronto for several weeks, . Eo; Miss Gladys Bradley ls spend- ing the vacation with her par- ents, as is also Miss Elizabeth Hancock, the former from Glov- ersville and the latter from St. Catherines, Mr. Joseph Atkinson, of To- ronto, spent Sunday with Mrs, S. Atkinson and Mrs. R.' W. Gibson. Mr. Douglas Wright is holiday- ing at home from Technica. School and Mr. Dick Cowan is home from the University. Miss Wilkinson, of Toronto, is visiting Miss McIntosh for ten days, Mrs. S. Atkinson ang Mrs. R. W. Gibson spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Meadows at Port Hope, Mrs. Farncomb with Mr. and Mrs. R. LeGresley and their two children went to Oshawa to have Christmas with Mr, and Mrs George Farncombe. Mrs. John Douglas is in To- ronto spending the boliday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ragen. Mr. Clarence Gaines, of To- ronto, and Mr, George Gaines, of Whitly, were both home for Christmas Day. Miss Eleanor Anderson and Miss Helen Lycett are home from Normal for their vacation. Miss Marion Rickard is home {rom Victoria College for the Christmas recess. There will be a Watch Night Service at the Anglican Church on Thursday evening at 11.45 p. om. The hockey season started in with a flourish on Saturday last Jh the first pond of the winter, the boys gathered for shinny anc wo accidents resulted from the wild enthusiasm. Murray Butler ;ot the puck in the eye and the to close the wound. Charles Thackray also was struck hy the puck on the mouth. Both boys will be disfigured for some time A beautiful Christmas tree races the corner beside the Community Hall, It is well light: ed with many colored lights and its beauty is a pleasure to tht entire village, The tree was placed there by the Board of Managers of the Community Hall. On New Year's Eve it will be the scene of a party for the children of the community have bcen in vited to be there and a goodly 't of candies will be dist~ibuted There will be a dance in the 'ommunity Hall on Friday, Jan th. This is to he given by the 3oard of Managers and will be "on. HAMPTON NEWS (Miss L. Horn, Correspondent) Hampton, Dee. 28.--Mr. an 'rs. J. A. Cole, Bowmanville pent Christmas at the home of ouch. Mr. Kenneth Caverley, London '"mily at their home also. Rev. J. R. Bick was prerent at the Sunday school session, on a few minutes, Mrs, Barron, mis sionary superintendent, anrounc- vear, it being missionary day. The quarterly sacrament ser vice was observed in the evening, when our pastor based his re- marks on the 11th verse of the 21st chapter of Numbers. The ~hoir's services of song were great ly appreciated, Wallace Horn and Mrs, K, Caverley taking the solo work in the anthems. The quarterly official board will meet on Wednesday evening, January 6th. A meeting of the Sunday schoo! e-ecutive will be held on the eve- ving of Thursday, January 7th, The Young People's League will be withdrawn this week. Mesers, Frank Rogers and C. E Horn, tw of our hockey fans, witnessed the game of hockey be- tween the Maple Leafs and Cana- diens at the new arena, Toronto, on Saturday, Ernest Horn spent a few days In the Queen City, visiting at the home of his aunt, Mrs. G. Wilkin. son, Miss Muriel Shanks, Philadel. whia, was a Christmas guest, at the home of C. W. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Challis and family, Orono, Mr. and Mrs Geo, Edger, and Rosena, Cour- tice, Dr. and Mrs. Davies, Osh- awa, enjoyed Christmas festivi- tiés, at the home of H. W, Wil- cox. Mrs, Esther Stevens spent Christmas with her son, Bert. Stevens. : Mrs. F. Stonhouse spent Christ- mas Day with Mrs. Edna Ruse. Misses Blanche and Edna Cry- derman, Belleville, and Winnie, of Toronto, enjoyed Christmas at home. C. H. Burrows, Oshawa, visited his sister, Mrs. Mary Goodman, er the week-end. Mrs. John Bennett, Bowman- ville, is visiting relatives in the village. Mr, and Mrs, John Wakely spent Christmas with Mr, Arthur Wakely and family, Oshawa. Ivan Stephens, Toronto, spent Christmas apd the week-end at home. Mr, Tom Sykes, Toronto Uni- versity, 1s spending the Christ- mag vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. D. Sykes. Miss Alger, Oshawa, was a Sun- Jay guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Sykes. Miss McCartney, Toronto, spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Bick, and remained for a few days' visit. Everett Robbins, Ottawa, and Miss Clarke, Thessalon, were holi- 28y Zvests at the home of his un- cle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Haggith. i Aa Mrs, Ida Smale, who has been Sieg hey uigthep at Baltimore, 8 ill, n a few (J at her home. = 38 ag tic, spent a ay 3 honte, Tr. an rs. T. Mountjoy spent Christmas Day at the ey of their son, Theron, at Haydon. Mrs. Clatworthy and daughter, eron relatives. . Mrs, Alex. Taylor, pir £ doctor bad to put In two stitehes | ville, spent Christmas at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Clemens. We' are glad to boast of an ideal place to enjoy that Lealthy outdoor exércise of skating, which during the week days and even- ings, our young people take ad- vantage of and we are always glad to welcome any of the neigh- boring community young people at any time, and hope they will find time to visit our pond and en- joy a game of hockey or skate, sometime other than, on a Sun- day afternoon, as was the case last Sunday. Mr. Oscar Jamieson, Bowman- ville, accompanied Mr, Wallace Horn and Mr. W. W, Horn to To- ronto, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cowling and family, Mr. Wm. Cowling and son, Frank, spent Christmas at the home of Mr. Sydney Hocka- day, Solina. SOLINA NEWS (Mrs. W. T. Baker, Correspon- dent) Solina, Dec. 26.--The Sunday School gession was made very in- teresting by the use of a Christ- mas service as given In the Sunday School hymn book. The hymns, "Joy to the World," and "It came upon the midnight clear." Brad- ley school sang "Lowell." Sunday "chool for next Sunday will be at 1P o'clock and quarterly service at Zfon at 11 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Bick preached a very acceptable sermon on "Christmas Seekers," taking as his text the verse, "Where is he that is born king of the Jews and when they were come in the house they saw." There was a record attendance of 102 at Sunday school. Mr, and Mrs. Hilton Tink and Lorraine, Salem, visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tink and Mr. A. P. McKessocks. rs. Carl Wilbur and Ralph.and Alan attended the pre sentation at Columbus for Mr. D. P. McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams, Miss Dorothy, Mrs. Ray Cook and 'iisses Kathleen and Beryl, Port Perry, were guests of Mrs. Chas. Howsam, on Sunday. Miss Alice Thompson and Miss Laura Davis, Tyrone, visited the Misses Yellowlees. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Collacutt, Pear] and Lorraine, Salem, visit- ed at the home of Mr. W. H. West- lake. Messrs, Frank and Tom West- lake spent a day in Toronto, re- cently, Epworth League meeting was held on- Monday night with Miss Fanny Smales, 3rd vice-president, presiding. "The First Noel" was used as an opening hymn, follow- ed by prayer by Rev. Mr, Bick Hymn 299 was used and the serin. ture lesson was read by Mrs. N C. Yellowlees and the devotional topic was taken by Mr. Leonard Barton. Piano solo, Miss Eileen Balson; topic on Christmas was splendidly taken up by Mrs. E. R. Taylor; piano duet, Misses Gladys and Jessie Yellowlees. Mr. Len. Barton then favored with mouth yrgan musie, "Star of the East". Mr. Wesley Yellowlees then gave a reading. Mr, Harold Shutile- worth was appointed delegate to the Winter School at Cobourg iss Smales then called on Miss Dearborn who put on a contest with pictures representing old- time songs which was much en- foyed Candy was served in abun- dance by the 3rd group. The Christmas tree concert was 1 decided success both in numbers attending and financially, the pro- ~ecds of the evening being $22.00. The programme con<isted of a chorus by the C.C.IT. girls, a ~antomime by five girls, star drili hy Bradley school pupils, cantata by Sunday school pupils, recita- 'fon by Alex Patterson, dance song "y pupils of Solina genool, recita- 'ion by Harvey Yellowlees, panto- 'ime by 5 Senior girls with read- ng by Mrs, Roy Lanegmaid. After the pro~ramme Mr. Plake Steven< took up the role of Santa Claus 'nd distributed the gifts and jokes 'rom a well-laden Christmas tree. Mr. and Mrs, Chas.. Howsam and Miss Mary and Mr. Albert Willlams erent Christmas Day vith Port Ferry friends, Mr. Al'red Ho~arth, Hampton. nent Christmas Dry with his gis- ters, Miss Mary Hogarth and Mrs R. Pascoe. - Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Hogarth and family, Hampton, and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Snowden and family, Maple Grove, spent Christmas Day with Mr, and Mrs.- Thos. Ba- ker. Mr. and Mrs. Charles i¥ Oshawa, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, 8. E. Werry while; Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Moffat were guests there during the tea Baur and evening on Christmas | ay. Fe | HEAVY SENTENCE FIRST OFFENDER Teheran, Persia.--The first man to break the new Persian marriage J laws is spending 14 months in pri- } son for wedding a girl of 12. He is 25. ? Her parents are with him in pri- i son, although under somewhat light» er sentences, Since the new laws came into effect Persia ¥ 8s pro- tested about them, and public opin- lon may compel som~ changes. MEASLES EPIDEMIC EXPECT- ED IN LONDON London.--It may be a Merry Christmas with reverse English for 50,000 London youngsters and their parents. It's measles, Epidemics of the disease run in cycles, and onc is expected here this month. The health authorities are issuing warnings, taking pre cautionary measures. They esti mate 50,000 will catch it. ! "LIMITED | ity Counts" ne of the social events of the | od the missionary givings for the | Sun- | Mrs. Georgina Niddery, Cour- | Ruby, spent Christmas with Cam. | ds er parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. pent Christmas with his wife ang i Sunday afternoon, and spoke for | go oo \Oy C «" © v2 MAYFIELD SAUSAGE LIVER Ib. 5¢ pany is made possible only by reason of the confidence and patronage so gencrousiv given us by the majority of women throughout Eastern Ccnada, and ve realize that a continuance of these re. lations depends entirely on our ability to be of real service to them. when we look back on the past year, we do so, not so much in a spirit of self- satisfaction, but rather as a valuable guide post on the road to our jdeal-- TRUE SERVICE. And so--confident in the knowledge that "IIe who carves best, sclls best"--we face the New Year with enthuslastic optimism. T5 continued progress of this Come We take great pleasure in wishing you s most Happy and Prosperous. New Year. WwW. J. 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