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PACE SIX. SECOND SECTION SUNDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1947 THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD NEWS FROM THE BLUE WATER DISTRICT Sharp Tuning John Gerber Of DISTRICT Missing Materials Sandusky Soldier Discards WOMEN'S CLUBS Parachute To Direct Band Please" started all the quiz nonsense. After all, if ten or twenty million radio listener can get aroused about Mrs.

Sadie Glotz winning a four-motored bomber, th.r.c how much more excited t.ney'd get if she last something equally valuable her life savings, her home, her husband business, her husband. Offers Inurw Delay Raising 01 Bridge On M-46 Timet HeraI4 Bureau Lansing. Dec. 27 Delay in th arte fciticers cf WSCS cf have delivery of bu.Kimg matcna'j for Mrs. -a ke.

ret fe-t 'i i dent, Mr. Bf JOHV CEOBV The Grou'hw Marx Frblm So r-e certain to evr.e about Groui.ho or.e of great men of th. century. the program In hich he if now m'angled isn't it. In fact.

al! of Gr'rr enterprise, have be-n torn hat unhappy. Is returned to artiv duty in tr. rot Ion? go in eaUM Th en tie took a d.m view of this ar.tur he reappafd the on this out fho-w. which It eV.i "Ym B. Yr Life.

ts4 t. rad.o critics an fed, il-cio'hay! grotjp who are nt ptd oeially In th higher echelon ef cri'clm again preed disdain 'At It those who can ptl t. part which fc can fct that he ap.reid The other had kry the question be wih more mod. Groucho In abo-t to ask him, Th cf disapproval. oddi In th.i den run from "V.j P.t Youf Lfe" h4 many money 3 to 1, and there are of the old of quiz four r.tens, any ose of which pr? from Brooklyn jtrv-1 tve ansered by Clifton erveryto.rtg.

people? from Brooklyn Fiorvegan i.o ep. don know anytr.ing. off-stage part of program, I voice a tKi.nz yo-j thlnj.f the eon-' ghamefiilly to tes-an't know, rt wd! aroite the kib.tw tn.t lark in and. of course, Intt and int of jn my succeeded an way. I was j.i.t e-ver, there is on few toe tirr.i'i.tv presidcrd.

Mrs. J.n" Frt tary. Add. Tos.k. sec a bridge seven miles west of San-I dusky has interfered wtth plans of the State Highway Department for formal opening in January I of a new Wretch of pavement on M-4- in San.

lac County, Roadway across the bridge must be raised IS inches tv bring the (Structure up to the level cf the new concrete approaches, a De-j partment ufficiai said. He explain tarv fi-t r'-S Lfe. Mrs Tee. rrtaty cf surr.l.es. Sandusky, Dec.

27 4 Charles A. Kelly, leader cf his regimental band assigned to the 21st Infantry Regiment at Kyushu, Japan, had an amusing jtory to write his family and an off letter of appreciation from hia commanding officer after a recent tactical operation. Charles Wis aligned to conduct the band at a performance in a temple at Kckura, Kyushu. At the same time his company was scheduled to participate in an airborne movement, an inviting change from regular combat infantry training and interesting in that it is to be the first such combined operation in Japan. He received permission to participate in the airborne maneuver which took him and 71 other doughbeys "00 rnHes over the length of Kyushu.

The Air Corps co-operated by getting him back to Kokura on a special tr'p. I took off my parachute and Mae he wrote, "and was driven straight over to the temple. There I had to fake off my shoes before ing in and conducted in mv stocking feet." vretarv -us we. A A Graham, reporter on tftis and! 1 imagine to ed mat construction supplies needed raise the bridge were shipped several wtseks ago by the manufacturer, but had failed to arrive. The shipment is being traced, i he said.

TraiTic i.l be dct.n.red around the bridge for four weeks when construction begin, th. IVpart- ment reported Earlier, highway ofttcials had expressed hope, the new pavement already in use. ith temporary DISTRICT LODGES ram. Heaven know hat garr.a.ert ere completely Offi.fr, IVc fc. officer were cn.ir'-:i or u.e vj, i-w, zrj- Jf rr arit.T.r.enc is th of ai! r.jo7b iny f4 a bttor enu.4 iv.tie are go.r.g to ar when r-a 1W they get wind of Umrr.Uii prov, he whole b'-it tr.ai what t-ey a i The best do.

Thy bet moay. It b. anyo waa r.e I f.g-jr Jt. u-i- CHARMS A KULY a. ir.a4e Cflim Counci'Iman Edwards Accepted Illegal Funds Detroit.

Dec. 27 UP Political opponents have charged Council President George Edward with accepting illegal contributions for hi? re-election campaign, the Prosecutor's office said Saturday. Floyd McGriff. local neighborhood newspaper publisher, accused FJwards of violating the corrupt practices act and filed a formal complaint with Prosecutor James McNally. A group nf Edward supporters.

representatives of the CiO United Auto Worker Union, earlier charged McGriff and Councilman Charles Oakman with illegal handling cf election expense Mr.Va'ly ordered 'be Police Special Investigation Department to probe the rbarpr asraint Oakman and Mf Griff. His aide? studied trarrripts of McGrifT's counter-charges Saturday. Flleftric lamp manufacture en-rompawM the lowest and highest temperature in industry from deerrei below to 6000 degrees above F. Although the United States tiied about six time as much Kipr lelivered throufih public utility plant. in 1943 it did in u-f-j only about twice as icn coal to produce that power.

mem or Ti. mem or a Marlette Observes 90th Birthday Marlette, Dec. 27 John Gerber will celebrate his 90th birthday Sunday in his home here with two daughters. Miss Ella Gerber and Miss Clara Gerber. Mr, Gerber came to this country from Larsgenthal, Switzerland, where he was born.

His pi rents first settled in Detroit, later moving to a farm west of River Rouge. He recalls that at the time of the Chirazo fire smoke was thick over Detroit We could not the sun for a whole he said. He came to Marlette in 1874. With his brother, Fred Gerber. established a threshing business Hhey started with a horse-powered machine which they later replaced with a steam oufit, the first of its kind east of Imlay City.

He married Miss Emma Braun. Nov. 8. 18B6 at Burnside. Mich.

He has served the community of Marlette a. Justice of the Peace for three terms. township treasure, three term.s and was village health officer for six years. Besides his two daughters at home, there are Mrs J. Gunn, Cleveland and Mrs.

Matthew Williams. Detroit four sons. Carl Oerbfr, Walter Gerber and Otto Oerber, all of Marlette. and Edwin Gerber. Bad Axe.

11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. THUMB BRIEFS Avnra The Avoca Methodi.it Sunday School held its Christmas program Monday. Those taking part were Rev. Harold Parker, pa-tor, the young people's choir, members cf the Primary and Star Classes, and Mildred Powell. Ruth Ann Hawker.

Philamon Cooper. Marcia C'immer Janice Cimmer. Marv Ann Kelly Kddie Benjamin. Shirlev Green, Janet Kay Hdl. Jao't Hill.

Marcraret D'bruvckcr. Eunice Betty Hill Ethel Benjamin. Roberta Holsworth, Pat-v D'bruvcher. Darlene 1 Iota-worth. Kthet Wabnn and Flizabeth Hawker.

San'a distributed gifts Avoca Joseph Morgan, his son Dan and daughter Agnes had 21 persons for Chri.dma.s in their borne two miles ea.t of Avoca IrfplBT facilities at the bridge would be! ofTiciaily opened to traffic ratly; in J.muarv. 7.. ,1 wis-df IVnr.ivftor Trrd to fc i.t 2 Gro otVtousl the on rr. senior aeon, secretary Ka'ph Cesvier ffii end of bettif.g table here. 711- deaacon.

James ejam. an Wr-ole carw." in jhow trs.ut-, Col. Winfield R. McKay, com-; marpimg officer of the regiment rr i rori Ausun uets three seats. Harrv a JSj Fire Truck After OHicrrs appsMt.te.1 rv arc Stewards John Chti-c ..1 NEWS BULLETINS c1 uuare a rJ Two-Year Wait acknowledged Charles' contribution to morale by a letter him for "leadership, perseverance and devotion to duty." DISTRICT DEATHS sv th: rhartam.

Geotce Frjer William De f.ry k'lwr fH -J '0 St. Clair hurt lies St. Clair. Dec 27 W. Fe-ke.

associate past, of Kcoi t.i mod Church of Jcmis Christ of t.at'.rr Day Saints, will preach at 11 ami Sunday. Sutisiav school is at 10, a in. William Port Huron, i will preach at 7 nv vio A prater serv ice is set fr 7.30 m. Wednesday followed bv a social P.ut Austin. Dec.

27 A modern Fire Department truck was delivered Saturday to the Village of Port Austin after being on order about two years. Paul Clocksinc. H.iv C.tv. Mrs. Selina Caro.

Dec. 27 Mrs, Hi. Schna i n'-ri f.f tr.e sedi of arry.z r-. around. Her he if the -iff out t- vrt of people he jt aay from.

He de it grac-f v. hjt ht heart r.fif'y j-it in it If I r.ad Jnf'nn? to do v. irh program, t'osng a 1 around v.oM have the.r doj'-j ar: 1 'i ee m.jrh fie could get a a from them by hfok or by preferably tne latter T': ij be tie revolution in everyone haf ten te WTTH H.cks, 84, wi fe William B. Tuscola County 1 1 lic ks, former evening the home of Kiiatvcth Coburn. WTTH-FM -'f, TK Te HfofJ 9 fh Air" PROGRAMS HOUR-BY-HOUR Toll nctrothal Imlay City.

Doc. 27 -Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mapl- nimmmiT the engagement th ir Barbara I.ee. to Donald R.

Ctanksliaw. Lapeer son of Ralph E. Crank-shaw. The wt'ddmg date has riot been set 5 tv Klf FSi.V, IIOK Murrh rt DISTRICT BIRTHS i in t)rgmn SS Snpf St 1 1 rr r. Carolina S'ail sales representative of W.

D.ulcy Co. Chicago, delivered the truck to Port Austin The truck has a 40.1-eallon tank and spray type nozzles. which smother the flame w.th a minimum of water. The V.llage Fire Department ha a pot table pump, powered bv gasoline rncinr, capable of producing 30O gallons a minute from lake, stream or wril The pot (aide pump ran be carried easily by two men and particularly effective in f.chting fires in cottages along the shore front brcause of the unlimited water supply. Cost of the truck is alxmit based on prices when the order was placed Its rost at today' prices would be about $7,500.

Aljonae Brief Mr. and Mrs Burton Rodger. and children, Gail and Gilbert, were guests of Mrs Roaicers' parents. Mr and Mrs Roy Gilbert over the holiday Mr. and Mr.

Stanford Molt arc the winter in California, i Mr. and Mrs Francis Crevier. Rismarrk. N. are guests of Dec.

25. to Mr and Woycehoski, Avoca. a Mrs Peter daughter. liernai LtKht I.lUie Church Wirrfl Music hri'in A'U. 'Churrh of A.r of mn Drau, Commissioner, died Christ-! mas Day at the home of a daugh-; ter.

Mrs. Kelley in Caro Funeral services will bo held at i the Mctho'xlsst church Dcford Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev Walter Mol-; lan. pastor, officiating. with I burial in Cemetery.

Mrs Hirk.s and her husband were one of Tucola County's oldest marnoi couples. Thy observed their 68th wedding anniversary. Nov. 5. and her death is the to occur the family of 10 children.

3.1 grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren and one great, great grandchild. Mrs. Clarence Warner Algonac, Dec 27 Funeral services for Mr Clarence Warner, 71, who died Thursday in University Hospital. Ann Arbor, will be held at 2 Monday in the Roy T. Gilbert funeral home.

Rev. Herbert S. Hauler, pastor of Trinity Methodist church, will Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery. Marine City Briefs J. Brewer was removed to St.

Joseph's Hospitai, Mt. Clemens. Christmas Eve an emergency appendix operation. Miss Bertha Guy fell on the sidewalk near her home Tuesday and fractured hor left arm. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas W. Toole Tho. home for the day included son! Albert Burn and Jack with their wives and children, daughters Olive and Neva Belle and their husbands, grandson Marlin Morgan with his wife and baby. Romeo, and a nephew Clayton Jones and liis wife, Avoca.

Wljr Tir-. "8" 1 10 11 Laura Wheeler Patterns i ir Irri Vi.if Ci Vnlc nf Pfphwr Church Churrh Pf Atr Cirr-; Arrow Sti Paul Ca'h." WHY 15 DISAPPOINTED WITH YOUR RADIO RKCF.PTION DURING THE HOLIDAYS WHEN YOU CAN BE ASSURED OK LISTENING PLEASURE, BY CALLING US FIRST KEMP RADIO 837 GKISWOLD ST. DIAL 9ft89 '( I It 1 1 to T'm 'A a i 4S 41 Mmf hurrh New. Wfirld I jO ct i Our Ofitf i id a Muic it Lu'heran leL Bvivl Mfur st A I Tin Or. 'i f.rvt The i tfimhanlf) Drrr to I.U "I There frn Trail Ma-re Vmi 1 1 twi 12 1 "2 4 Avnra The Upward class of Avoca Sunday School recently held a Christmas party at the home of the Mi Joyce and Margaret Watson.

Fifty-fifty uas played with pries going to Dori Green. Dick Stelk and Tonv Mancevich. Gifts were exchanged and a lunch was served by the hostesses. Avoca Mr. and Mr-- Donald Collins and daughters Janice, Joyce and Barbara, of Cleveland.

Ohio, spent Christmas with their parents. Mr and Mrs Collins and Mr. and Mrs. William Watson. Sr Mr.

Collins has returned home, but Mrs. Collins and her children are remaining until New Years. their mothers, Mrs Anna Crevier. 1 and Mrs Beatrice Blauvelt Mr. and Mrs Jack Gayrtnr and daughter left Friday for Califor- f.

he AlHim Vuo Jurr V. a.li Ntc Your Cfmg. "Rrht Merrill ifs've' of Stars 5heaffrr Tarade 1 Man Fmil "wi Kid Mukie -A rn -rt Kill I'hiio V'rr Vt i i r- entertained relatives at a Christ-j mas gathering. Out nf town guests were Mrs. Addie Jones.

Mrs Jane MacDonald. East Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, Helen Droegc and five rhil- i fin IS New. If T' Hirnn Foundation ir of Chsrm Sundav Pre lK B( i.n:" ni imiiii ii na-rs 7 mt iira A A FUh Wat re King win Kim Family Hovir 5 wtth ry i io AI the Oper IS at Cand'elifM Rinrw rt'is lei wur i Hrr Hortlrlt IS tt Cnrrt (i.rt Xnee Wh'ers Kir Crr Avnra Mr and Mrs Wesley Bragg and children Eunice, Donald and Merton spent Christmas with Mr. Brace's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rraeg. Port Huron. largo Mr.

and Mrs. Simon Miller entertained for Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Miller. Detroit.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller and daughter. Tcck, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Choir Music Orrle Harriet Gn AuTry tune im TODAY 1:00 P.M. For "The BrasEdle Story" Expose of small time rackets. True from the file of the better business bureau. Presented WTTH and WTTH-FM 1360 KC. 99 1 MC.

Each Sunday at 1:00 P.M. Catholic Hour Star Pruiew Jack Benny Band Wagon riren. and Ralph Perry, all of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs.

Pierce McLouth are spending the holidays in Pasadena, where they will attend the New Year's parade and Rose wl football game. Their son, Sidney, is spending the holiday vacation as the guest of his grandparent-s. Mr and Mrs. Fred Brosnihan, in Chicago, 111. Mrs.

Fred Schneider entertained the Prdroette club Monday night in her home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Alvin Johns, Mrs. Harold Wahon. Mrs.

Lucille Heath. Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. Louis Schutt. Mrs.

Clifford Kinnee will entertain the club next week. 1 1 si Gr-n! iff 1 I CvtsAL A. Kostlaneta R-r. Trio Mica! S.h'vvase A L. Airxandr Miller and Mr.

and Mrs. Maynird Shaver and family, and Mr. ar.d Slam Stan Called "X-' Cnriiss Archer Tony Martin 9 10 11 rt Concert Hoif IS Vw, Artf rr.ari! I 4S Fv Rk.vT ParkT Jim Soe CBC Sun Sn Fftgar Bergen Fred Alien Mrry Go Bound Album Music Take or Leave It Horace HeirJt Chris Weils Hwkav Rsu-e Invitation to Musle Mrs. Mike Wahl, all of Fargo. Fareo Mr and Mrs.

Omar Young and Mr George Pohl attended the funeral in Detroit Friday of their cousins, three of the Click family who died from gas in their cottage in Grant Township Sunday. Fargo Mr. and Mrs. James Watson and family. Port Huron.

Mrs. James McCollum and family, Brockway, Miss Dorothy Johnson. Port Huron. Charles Ross, Cincinnati. spent Christmas at the home of Mrs.

Grace Watson. Orcrira as tie" IS 1 45 tar Concert Starlight 5vmrhony Behmri Headlines Amenra Lnited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scherrer and Mrs. Mary Easterling were the guests of relatives ir Christmas.

Mrs. Mary as ber guests Christmas Day her entire family of five snns and three i daughters: Mr, and Mrs. Ray Dens- more. East Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.

Allan Densmore. Algonac: Mr. and Mrs. John Densmore. St.

Clair; Mr. i and Mrs. Morgan Densmore and they're coming your way. tony Daytime Frocrams i rior-f mi I nK rs '-iT Nw Brrasfast srw (VBO-ass) W'orld New Minute Parade smjrfi.n ew Music Hail 11 M-l 4 ma I THUM IS Mormrat S. A.

Fa-m M.i.if l-r Vou SSHIS (MW-IS New Mum Cuprer Club rv t' IPf PVW ivmfijy nw Sffsjc Fdi-irs tirr fhad Hi Teener! You'll be pretty a a Valentine in this swirl-skirted prioress frock. Simple to sew, to embroider the nosegays at neck. Pattern P.75 has transfer for embroidery; dris pattern in Teenage sires 10. 12. 14.

16. State size. Send Twenty rent in coins for this pattern to The Times Herald, 119 Neediecraft Dept. P. O.

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Ai: arthur TRFIHHFR. hnnia MARSHA! I Frank iy Feminine an.S Srg I otifna Fa a pi v. Coffee Club Claudis Jchn Fred Wanna; Road of Lit Joyce Jordan Avoca Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tallman and daughter Faye.

Mr and Mrs. Lester GlAshaw. all of Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs Wallace Hazard.

Yale, and Mr. and Mr Willism Watson and nn were dinner guests at the William Watson Sr. home last Sunday. I rr a Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Densmore, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.

William Phillips, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kammer. all of Marine City, 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Pugh. and son Larry Frank. Jacksonville, Ala are the guests cf Mrs.

Pugh's grandmother. Mrs. F. Parker during the holidays. Mrs.

Pugh was the former Mis. Corinne Frothingham. Ac Si tcr Cna sAfrfP Jan FORD, harry YON 2ELL Vi Bead' Vussf rtn 1 Harl Des.re Know America Mr Pate Heart Harony Dauchter I mrta I -ove Fvah winter Pavid Hanim Arthur (Godfrey C.ranJ Slam Wendy Warren Aunt Jenny Haian Trent Oal 5nrlr HI VW Vr-lt Wnn ad OijfrfU Pi lir-, Children Ri Mr Fashion V.isie ttirhe'-n Nora Drake Kate Daughter Jack Berch Lora Lawtnn Fran Harrta Jackson News Word. Stusle t.nrl Ve SrpitM limrhenn Club TODAY AND EVERY SUNDAY AT 3 00 P.M. OVER WTTH WTTH-FM 1 TO 11 12 "2 3 '4 Avoca The Avoca Community Club will held its annual meeting Monday at the home of Mrs.

Ida Jones Articles of incorporation will be signed and officer elected for the coming year. fro, Vs una- -h CI-iS isirf f--r C- a M.if 1360 KC. D9 1 MC. FiVfn T-v Tunes Sa- r-r Pay Surer Terkin tr Maione Burton err on Sjmp 1 PrtuM or No'hing Rirae Party Aroea Mr. and Mrs Manley Kulmsn and daughter Vonda spent a couple of davs at Christma time w-ith Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Conger. Tort Huron. their recently completed home on West First street. They sold their home on West Third street to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Church. Pontiac, who will move here soon. Imlay City The annual Watch Night services at Trinity Baptist church ill begin at 8 m. New Year's Eve.

and continue until midnight. Rev. Klnnamin Crawford. Port Huron, will be guett speaker and there will fee special music. New Swing ta Storv Lend Ne IJiton Today' Children Worren In White Sloan Light of World I lfe Beautiful Ma Perlim Penne.r Young Right to Harpi Parlittf Vtf Stella Dai I crenjn Jone rier Brown nr s-a S.r V-r Stew.

ani Dnraejr a 1 SW Fe' i S-n-a k-n-t Avoca The Avoca School presented Its Christmas program under the direction of the teacher. Mrs. Aileen Fox. Tuesday. All the pupils took part, after which Santa It! tit -t New Aajtnlti Gee Teers Tsa r-ty 'iv n-.

Claus distributed gifts. Avoca Mr and Mrs Melvin Gil- lam have been entertaining re' a- tive.s from Rock Lake, lOfc.F -mtr. Hf wM a ts 11 1 -t Ka-'ii Wig i et--ent siti t.ir! Marrie Portia Plain PU1 F--f Pa ge Fa rr It Nasi a er-r I on A ANf -rrT C5- Crttier ft Michigan fc ri spins the records on his A ts wt. i ft Naa. Freter Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Thompson. Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Islay Sweet and sons Ronald and Lee were guests of Mr and Mrs.

Clarerve Thompson, Christmas Day. Forester Mr. and Mrs chard Moli and daughter. Port Huron, were Christmas gyes. cf Mr.

and Mrs, Lee Shanks Imlay Cits O'm Van La re, music and English teacher here, will attend the Rose Bowl game In Paa- der.a, Calif. for the past week. As-rwa Mr. and Mrs. Fred ler.

Fargo, were Dec. 23 guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs Clar-! ence Maplethorpe. i Farto Mrs Maxine Wilcox and New No Please Tt Tv 3 S' Fsfra e.Us Test Pr4e Listen To "Blue Water Forum" A roun'I table discussion cf current intemt. Today and Every Sunday AT 2:30 P. M.

Presented Over WTTH and WTTH-FM 1360 KC. 99 1 MC. THE HARVARD "CHEVROLET CO. "v-'vs r-sw -e 1 a VI. C-irrer Club New Tsmtinw Today Ken Manuel Peislah n-ith 'Hjr IS New.

10 few. it It 7a CarBe O.a -i ef sei Pw Sal Far Fnrut I- -er Saistuov Ta'wrtt SStiti Casaicade ct Am The Ve family. Port Huron, pent a few-days in the home ef Frank Wilcox. Fargw Miss Mabel McCollum. is spending Christmas vacation with her grandmother.

Mrs, Alma Ross. CI Pea'teg i A --i-e 1 New. a Sf 1 '''-S1 Te.erhone Kr. Of I (J Mon. thru Fri.

3:00 P.M. on WTTH nn(l WTTH-FM Foremter Christmas guest. ef Mrs. Helen Schilonger were Mr. and Mrs, Edward Withernam Dearborn.

Mich and Mr. and Mrs, John Rutt'e, Carsonvilie. a 1 H.S New New -9 Fl! I KaM fwa Mr IrtTi. WS Caiid sclented Hug Tr4 SVartng Lapeer Mr. and Mrs R.

Keer-an observed their 55th wedding anniversary Mondav. He 82 and Mr Keeran Is 77 rfr 11 Forester Herbert ard sc. New. S.h;gat New. and Mrs C.

D'-aid were New-. V'1Ur, fed ir a Imlav n.Mr and Mrs Rus- ff relative ia sell Alversoa bav moved into Chrstmaj Day..