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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, SUNDAY. JUNE 30. 1940. PAGE FIVE Church Interests and Notices CHURCHES START IN PARK TODAY Sunday Evening Union Park services will begin this evening at 5:30 in the city park. Ten churches of Medford are co- orieratinK in the services this summer. The service this eve ning will be in charge of the First Christian Church and Rev. R. W. Coleman will speak on "The World's Challenge to Chris tian Leadership." The choir of the First Christian church will Dresent the anthem "Praise Ye the Lord," by Strickland for the special music. Rev. Coleman will deal with the challenge which is presented to Christianity by the present world crisis and the Christian answer to this challenge. Marmie Olson will lead con gregational singing. Members and friends of the cooperating churches are urged to be pres ent. The public is cordially in vited. Medtord Company of Jehovah's Witnesses The Medtord Company of Jeho yah's Wttneaaea meets every Wed nesday at 7:45 p. m. and every Sun day at ?:45 p. m. at M3 North Cen tral. All Interested In Watch Tower Bible study an welcoma. Full Ooapel Church (Assembly of Ood I Newtown street near W. Main Leonard Weaton. paator Sunday school. 9:13 a. m. Morning worship. 11 a. m. Young people, 6:45 p. m. Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m. Ferris A. Dodd, singing evangelist, will be heard at both services today. Special revival meetings will con tinue every nlgbt this week, except Saturday. Besides bringing a forceful gospel message. Mr. Dodd alnga his way Into everyone's heart. Wo Invite everyone to share this unusual min istry. First Preebytenan Or. Sherman L. Divine, pastor; Jeanette Field, guest organist; Edna Stfert. choir director. Morning worship with mld-aummer communion at 11 a. m. Welcome of new membera and baptlsma. Address "The Vow Renewed." Anthem. "God Bo Loved tha World" (Stalner) trio -My King and I" (Miller). Catherine Wendt, Mabel Randolph and Kenneth Denman. Organ numbers prelude. "Suite Gothlque" (Boellmann); of fertory "In Paradlaum" (Dubois); poetlude. "nnlandla" (Sibelius). Church school In general aaeembly at 10 a. m. Union reaper church aerv Ice In city park at 5:30 p. m. All In vited to worship with ua. First Church of Christ. Scientist Authorised branch of The Mother church. Tha Firat Church of Christ dentist. In Boston. Mass. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 213 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, June SO, "Christian Science." Wednesday evening meetings which Include testlmonlea of Christian Science healing ant held at 5:00 o'clock. Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock. The reading room, which Is lo cated at 414 and 415 Medtord Cen ter building, Is open daily from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. The librarian la In attendance from 10 to 4, at which time tha Bible and all authorized Chrlatlan Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public Is cordially invited to attend the services snd visit the reading room. Pllgclm Holiness Church Corner East Jackson and Besale street near Roosevelt school. Rev. C. Edwin Cox, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45. 8. O. Tlghe, superintendent. Preaching service snd morning worship. 11 a. m. Sermon by District Superintendent Rev. R. D. Brown. newly elected superintendent of Ore gon Pilgrim Holiness church. Children's meeUng 9. Mrs. J. Player. P.T.F.8. 6:45 p. m. Mabel ONell. Mid-week prayer snd praise service Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Cottage meeting Friday, p. m. Annual meeting of Medtord Pil grim Holiness church has Just been conducted snd officers elected for ensuing year. The pastor. Rev. C. Edwin Cox. has been elected for tha eighth consecutive year. Thla laat year has been the beat in every way fee the growth of the labors of tha pastor snd people. Strangers snd friends Invited to attend any and all of the services Federated Church Central Point Rev. C. R. Luther 45 a. m. Bible school. 11 a. ra. Worship. Message by paa tor, "Israel's Justification and Ood s Conciliation Toward Them." 7 p. m. Christian Endesvor. p. m. Evangelistic service. Rev. Hugh P. Andrews win be guest speaker. 730 p. m. Monday Men's prayer meeting. 3:30 p. m. Tuesday Ladles' Bible els as. I p. m. Thursday Ladles' Aid. p. m. Thursday Choir practice. Mondsy. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of thla week at S p. m. Dr. John R. Hubbard of the Los Angelee Bible Institute will speak. At p m. Friday preceding the address by Dr Hubbard, there will be a Bible In stitute rally snd fellowship supper, to which a.l friends of tha Bible In J ttttute are especially Invited. Rev. Hugh P. Andrews speaks Tuesday at p. m. Come snd Invite your friends to tbses eervlcee Uua week. Salvation Army Leaders A Captain and Mrs. Charles K. assume command of iha local Salvation Army corps. They have baen In charge of Citadel corps iwo years. Church of Christ North Court St. Singing beglna 10:30 a. m. Communion 11:45 a. m. Evening services ( o'clock, given by the young, who are etudylng to be loyal Christians In the work ol our Lord. Salvation Army 336 North Bartlett St. S:45 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m rjervlce. 6:15 p. m. Y.P.L. 7:30 p. m. Salvation service. At thla evening's service Capt. and Mrs. Charles K. Cox. who arrived Friday to aucceed Cspt. and Mrs. Vincent In charge of the local corps, will be welcomed. Representatives of different departments of the corps will be heard In greeting. Zlon Lutheran Church 4th and Oakdale Ave. Rev. Werner Jessen Sunday school 10 a. m. Church service 11 a. m. During the absence of the pastor. .... near V.nattS a young man oi '--- - gatlon. who plans to nr -Istry la conducting the service. Membera ana ineiro. . . - .t hr thlS are Invited to uw - boy who has exceptional ability as a apeaker. Apostolic lalth Church N. Central Avenue at Third Bt. Sunday school at a. m. Devotional service, iu.au Evening service. 7.46. a M-nlece orcheatra and apeclal choir open the Sunday evening serv ice with concert o: eacreu mu.... "Alter today services at the church will be discontinued until August 18. In the meantime eervlcee will be held dally at the annual Apostol c Faith camp In Portland from July 7 to August 11. Inclusive. St. Peter's Lutheran Church (Synodlcal Conference) East Main and Portland avenue; Harry H. Young, paator. Sunday school. 9:45. All children snd their parents Invited to the 11 o'clock special parent-children day service. Alter the service the annual Sunday school picnic will be held In Llthia park. Ashland. Early morning service. 9:45 o'clock. Regular service 11. Theme: Teach Children To Pray." All those who have no children or who otherwise can are urged to attend the early service to make room for the Sunday school children and their parents In the second service. Confirmation instruction aaonaaj. 4:30 p. m. Vacation Bible scnooi moira-j. Tuesday, snd Wednesday. :au . 1.30 a. m. Educational meeting will be held Wednesday, 8 p. m. Topic, uving With Others Your courtship." Fred erick OuetslaU. president of Walther League, will lead discussion. Visitors always welcome. The First Methodist Church West Main and Laurel Bta. Joseph Knott, minister; E. J. Neumann, Sunday school superinten dent: Mrs Elsie Carlton Strang, mu sic director: Mrs. Dot Is Gondii Lsnts, organist. 45 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Worship. Sermon. "There Was Darkness." Thla morning will be favored for the last time before his departure for hla home In Minnesota with a solo by Mr. Harold Burelaon. Miss Mary Anne Oatea. who has been studying voice st Willamette university during the paat year, will also sing with ua. 6 :45 W e s 1 e y Fellowship Bible group. 7 p. m. The Ep worth League groups will meet In their respective piacea. 6 p. m Informal evaneellattc ser vices In Wesley chapel, sermon tr ems "Getting Our Bearings." This church cooperates with the union eervtcrs In the city park at 5:30 p. m. Everyone urged to at tend. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. In the parlors of First church. SEAT COVERS Readf Made or Made to Order. Correctly Installed Hohlweg'sTop & Glass Shop th at Bartlett. Cox (above) arrived Friday is of San Francisco for the past Free Methodist Church Corner of Tenth snd Ivy Sunday school. 9:46 a. m. Henry Paulson, superintendent. Sermon by the paator, 11 a. m. YPMS and Junior Band, 7 p. Evangelistic message. 8 p. m. Mid-week service. Wednesday, 7:00 p. m. The public la cordially Invited. There will be an official board meet ing Monday evening. 7:30 o'clock. Very important, as this Is the clos ing of the years work. All members are urged to be present. Saint Mark's Church 4 Episcopal ) Corner Oakdale and Fifth, Rev. Herald O. Gardner, B. D. 8 a. m. Holy communion. A quiet devotional service without music or ermon. 10 a. m. Morning prayer and ser mon. Lay readers assisting In the service. T. Williams and Fred Strang. Senior choir under direction of Mra. Roberta Ward Bebb, Mrs, Eva Haeel ngg Marsh, organist. Strangers and newcomers ara al ways assured a cordial welcome at Saint Mark a. First Christian f hurch Ninth and Oakdale Reuben W. Coleman, minister Church school, :43. Louis Oentner. superintendent. All Men's Bible class In the courthouse. Morning worship, 10:3S. Prelude. "Soul Penitent." Zamecnlk; anthem, Ood of the Natlona," Heyfter; ser mon. "The M&a ter a Call to Christian Nurture." Union park aervlce. 8:30. Anthem, Praiae Ye the Lord," Lllf Strick land; sermon, "The World's Chal lenge to Chrlatlan Leadership." Monday. p. m. Regular official board meeting. Wednesday. 2 p. m. Women's Mis sionary society meeting. Churrh of the Naxarene Holly at First Rev. Ethel Kornstsd, acting asso ciate pastor. The Oospel-Alrea a men's quar tette from Northweat Nazsrane col lfRe. of Nampe, Idaho, accompanied by Dr. A. P. Harper, dean of the college, will present a program of muaic, entertainment, and Inspiration at the 10:45 morning hour. Rev. Ethel Kornstsd wilt preach at the 7:45 erenlng service. Sunday achool 9:45 a. m. Mr. Holly Michael, superintendent senior divis ion: Mra. Ethel Komsrad. supervising the Juniors. . and Mrs. Mary Poster, the primaries. Active interest Is ob served In all departments. Young people'a meetings 6:45 p. in., representing N.TP5., HI-NY and Juniors. Special programs of Interest for each group. The public la extended our hearty welcome. Churrh of Ood Haven snd Holly Sta. T. O. Satterfleld, pastor Bible achool 9:45 a. m. Ara Boyd, superintendent, with a fine ataff of teachers snd workers A class snd a welcome awaiting you. Worship. 11 a. m. Message by the pastor. Psalm 130-1. "The Lord Has Done Great Things Por Us, Whereof We Are Olad." Chrlatlan Crusaders meet at 6:45 p. m. Mrs. Harry Pjle, director. Service at 7:46 p. m. Subject, "What Does It Mean To Be a Christ ian?" Each Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. Prayer and praise aervlce. The church, feeling that there Is need for more prayer, la setting apart time for that, to take care of prayer requests, for the salvation of the lost, healing of the sick and afflicted, uplift of the downcast and discour aged, or whatever your requeat might be, bring It to the church, or write Rev. T. O. Satterfleld, lit north Peach street, or phone 1256 -J. Meals 25c and up MEDFORD CAFE 28 No. Front l Fried Milk Fed Chicken 45c AMERICAN AND FRENCH COOKINO Wine Cooked Steaks Specialty ! Medford rosneiaar Caere Central and Jackson Iter. Mr. and Mm. . B. Behneldau. pastors. unday achool 10. bad your call drtn to Sunday ackoeu W have classes far all at. Sunday moraine. 11. Sunday availing, young people. (SO. a young people's group will be start this Sunday evening. A cord, tal welcome u extended you to take part la the acuvltiee. Sunday evening vandviutle. T5. June Lock, is-year-old child evsnge Hat, will close her Medford campaign this anoint. This will ba your laat opportunity to near thla girl who has astonished many by har power ful preaching. Waak night aervtoe. 00. Tuaaday and man night of thla waak. A hearty welcoma alwaya awalu you at tha "friendly church" of Med tord. Tin rim tH n.rHi ftth and N. Cantnl ftu. Wolfard A. Dtm. putor: Mr. Pml Ltndtrt, Sunday achool uprlntn detit; Mra. Clem Finlty. choir direc tor; Mr. Kenneth Raymond, orfan lat. Blblt ehool t:U. Claaaaa for all agi. Worship It o'clock. W ara to hare aa fuat apakr Ht. Hugh p. And rew., paator of ona of our churches la Idaho. Her. Andrtwa haa bean teaching thla paat week at tha Bibla conference at tha Lake of tha Woods. Special music by tha choir. Young people's aerrtoa T p. m. Tha Young People'a Fireside Hour will be held at tha home of the pastor after evening worship aervlce. Evening service t o'clock. The paa tor. will apeak on "A Justified Con viction.' Congregational singing. Spe cial music. All are Invited to worship with ua. IHO GET NEW LEADERS AT SERVICES TODAY Captain and Mrs. Charles K. Cox arrived Friday to take com mand of Medford Salvation Army corps, succeeding Captain and Mrs. R. H. Vincent who were transferred a few days ago to Portland. Captain and Mrs. Cox, who have been in charge of Citadel corns of San Francisco for the past two years, spent 'our years in Pueblo, Colo., where he was! active In civic betterment and chamber of commerce work, and as a member of the Lions club. During their Pueblo stay the Salvation Army erected a new building. Prior to their tour of duty in Pueblo the couple were in Cheyenne, Wyo., for four years, where Captain Cox was secretary of the ministerial as sociation and wag a member of the Kiwanis club and Mrs. Cox was active In church groups. The new corps leaders are much pleased with their assign ment here, commenting espec ially - on the beauty of the scenery and the cordiality of the people. This is their first visit to Oregon. Evangelist Dodd At Full Gospel Revival services being con ducted by Evangelist Ferris A. Dodd at the Full' Gospel Church, Newtown street, near West Main, are attracting wide interest. Pas tor Leonard Weston reports that, besides an encouraging response from local people a large num ber of friends from outlying communities have been present. "Mr. Dodd came to Medford directly from a great revival roundup at Pendleton, where his singing and pulpit ministry won hundreds of friends," Rev. Wes ton said. He will sing and preach twice Sunday and every night through the week except Satur day. The public Is invited to all these services. Lutherans to Hold Annual Picnic Today St. Peter'i Lutheran church annual Sunday school picnic will be held in Llthia Park at Ash land today following a special parent-children day service in the church at 11 o'clock. All children and their parents are invited to attend the service and picnic. If possible, lunch will be served in the upper part of the park, above the auto camp, Transportation will be fur nished all children In Sunday achool this morning and efforts will also be made to furnish transportation for adults not having their own cars. COME EVANGELIST FERRIS A. DODD Popular Baritone Soloist Forceful Gospel Preacher Every Night Except Sat.. 7:45 FULL GOSPEL CHURCH (ASSEMBLY Or OOD) Newtown Street, Just Oil W. Main Society Clara Mary Davis (CoaUnuM From Pig Pour.) Newlyweds Feted At Large Party In Central Point Nevita Chapter No. 93. O.E.S. of Central Point had a very en joyable meeting last Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Head were the honor guests. Their wedding was a recent event at Coburg, Oregon. Mrs. Head (Norma Zin ser) was a music instructor in the Central Point high school several years ago and Is well known in the community . At the close of the regular Chapter meeting the Associate Matron and the Associate Pa tron, Margaret and Merritt Swing, escorted the honor cou ple into the chapter room and introduced them. Mrs. Pearl Bonney presented a bridal flower quiz and then introduced Mrs. Edwin Andren. who sang "1 Love You Truly" and "Because". Her lovely songs were particularly appreciated as she was a former pupil of Mrs. Head. Mrs. Sam Kohler played the accompaniments. Following, Mr. and Mrs. Head were es corted by the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron to the vari out Star Point Stations, where each presented a flower to make up the bride'i bouquet. The Worthy Matron then presented ; them with gift from the chap ter. Refreshments were served from a beautifully appointed bride's table later. Crystal candelabra with white tapers were used on either side of a lovely arrangement of pink sweet peat and baby breath. Large baskets of white flowers were used about the dining room. Committees responsible for the evening included: bride'i table, Mrs. Guy Tex; program, Mrs. Pearl Bonney; refresh ments, Mrs. J. C. Cook, Mrs. f Sam Koehler. Mrs. E. C. Faber Miss Alice Hanley and Marjorie rena; nan decoration, Mrs. Has- kell Holt and Mrs. Hensley Holt. During the regular meeting reports of the recent Grand Chapter Session held at Port land, were given by Mrs. Merritt Swing, Mrs. Hensley Holt and Mrs. Everett Faber. At the con clusion of Mrs. Faber'g report, Mrs. Swing presented her1 with a lovely bouquet of garden flow ers from the officers with a wish for very pleasant year for her as a member of the Traveling Flags committee of the Grand Chapter of Oregon. A picnic was announced for Sunday July 7 for Nevita Chap ter and Central Point lodge members and their families. Cof fee, cream and sugar will be sup plied by the Chapter. nevita Chapter received an Invitation from Mrs. Alliean Maxwell. Worthy Matron of Adarel Chapter, to attend a pic nic supper on Sunday July 21 at 8:30 in honor of the 60th anni versary of the founding of Adar el Chapter. Special guests for the meet ing included: Mrs. Venita Good win, Worthy Matron of Evening Star Chapter of Etna, California and Mrs. Alliean Maxwell of Medford. Rebekah Lodge Will Convene Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 28 will meet Monday evening, In the I.O.O.F. hall on West 8th street for its regular business session with Nellie Gibson, Noble Grand, presiding. At this time the newly elected District Deputy President, Viola Aldredge, will hear the new Noble Grand elect, Gertrude Moffitt and the Vice-Grand elect, Mary Cave, give their work. The date of joint installation of Rebekah lodge and the I. O. O. F. Lodge No. 83.. Medford, will be announced at a later date. Visiting Rebekahs In the city are welcome to come to any of the lodge meetings. Lodge opens at 8 during summer months. HEAR and Clubs John Reisacher Composing Music For Festival Plays When southern Oregon's an nual Shakespearean productions open in Ashland this August, drama lovers will have an op portunity to witness the results of a modern touch on one of the old scripts. "Much Ado About Nothing", one of the better known of Shakespeare's works has been adapted into a modern tempo, skillfully blending the original quality of the master touch with the modern Interpre tations. Instrumental in the so-called streamlining of this production is John Reisacher of Medford, who is handling musical scores and is composing original music for the play. At least three new selections will be featured. Ly rics are being handled by Doro thy Pruitt, assistant director ard William David Cottrell, director A veteran Shakespearean player, Reisacher joined the group in 1S37 and has won wide acclaim for his able characteriz ations. He portrayed Gremio in "The Taming of the Shrew" In 1937, 1938 and 1939 and was one of the players who Jour neyed to the Treasure Island ap pearance of the Shakespearean troup. He was also seen as Paris in "Romeo and Juliet". In 1938 and 1939 he played Reynaldo in "Hamlet" and also Salino in 'The Merchant of Ven ice" two years ago. This year he is repeating his 1939 character ization as Sir Oliver Martex in "As You Like It" and la appear ing in other current productions Reisacher has also been seen in a number of community dra mas including the recent local stage production of "You Can't Take It With You". Miss Gardner Has Birthday Party Miss Venita Gardner celebra ted her seventh birthday with a party last week. The table was decorated with streamers of green and pink crepe paper and Venita received many lovely gifts. After refreshments were served games were played. A music program followed witn miss uaraner playing a piano solo, "Roses Red ', written lor ner by Fred Alton Halght. Carmon Hughes and Alson Campbell tap danced. Acrobat les by Beverly Hansen; Fred Al ton Halght, Jr., played a piano soio. "Holier Skating '. All the children sang "God Bless America" and were given balloons as the party came to an end. Guests were Fred Alton Haight, Jr., Alison Campbell, Harriet Campbell, Dean Cover- stone, Dale Coverstone, Beverly Hansen, Carmon Hughes, Sally Counie, Goldie Green, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Murray, Mrs. May Archer and Mary Archer of Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Launspach Hosts to Guests Mrs. James Adamson of Mc Minnville is visiting this week with her mother, Mrs. George Launspach, at her home on South Oakdale avenue. Mrs. Adamson, with her husband and three children, is spending the summer in Eugene, where Mr. Adamson is attending Univer sity of Oregon, summer school. Other recent visitors at the Launspach home were Mr. and Mrs. M. Robblns and son Her bert of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Launspach 'is Mrs. Robbing' mother. They also visited Mr. Rob bins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young, during their stay. Herbert remained here for an additional stay with relatives. DIVIDEND TIME Our saving members will receive their regular semi-annual dividend en July first at the annual rale of 4. Funds Invested by July tenth will earn dividends from the first. We Invite you, too, to start saving now to share In the next dividend time, January first. JACKSOII COMITY FEDERAL Savings & Loan Association 126 East Main Musical Composer lrV .iSS -f . ;V V eW&asi Participating In the sixth annual Shakespearean Festival productions la Ashland this year as actor-musical director. Is John Reisacher, of Medford. He is a veteran Shakespearean player and is embarking upon his fourth year with the group. Musical Society Reviews Years' Accomplishments Last week the Musical society of Medford brought to a close its finest and most enthusiastic season of musical events. This past year, under the able guid ance of Mrs. Charles Lemery as president, a great many new members were enlisted and some of the finest and most enjoy able program to be presented in southern Oregon were spon sored. Among the musical programs presented by the club was the concert- by the world-famous harpist. Ruth Lorraine Cloio. Miss Close presented well rounded program of classical music. Another outstanding pro gram was presented at the Pres byterian church on December 10, in which Hang Horlein, Mar cla Fry, Mrs. Frank Gray, Har old Burleson, Atleen Crawford Maddox and chorus under the direction of Tether Church Leake participated. The selec tions were religious in charac ter and in keeping with the season. The closing concert of the year was presented at the Med ford high school auditorium and was arranged by F. Cyril San der. This was the climaxing event of the season and attract ed much favorable comment from an enthusiastic audience. Selections were presented by a 30-piece ensemble composed of young boys and girls and adults from over the valley and con ducted by John R. Knight; a trio composed of Margaret Hu son, Catherine Wcndt and Jean McAllister; saxophonist Hugh Scovell, accompanied by Grace Loeffler; the well-known high school boys' octette; Rose Ellen Uhrine, talented local vocalist, accompanied by Kenneth Ray mond; John Reisacher, brilliant local pianist; Mrg. Werner Pundt, voice, accompanied by Mrs. Horlein; Alice Brill, violin ist, accompanied by Mrs. Mad. dox, and tha Rogue Valley vo cal ensemble under the direc tion of Floy Young and ac U here. ewsaark a,T , ....A tt.j companied by Dorothy Wilder. After this full and worthwhile year of music and entertain ment, the Musical society is looking forward to a still great er and more worthwhile season of programs and events under the capable direction of the new president, Mrs. A. O. Bau man. Violin Concert In Ashland Pleases Crowd About a hundred valley mu sic lovers journeyed to Ash land Wednesday evening to hear Roderick White, noted violinist, in concert. The event was held at the Hotel Llthia and the program follows: Solitude on the Mountain'. .Ole Bull After Dream Faur Waltz. Brahms-Hochstetn Dance of the Happy Spirits Gluck-Warren Nobody Knows the Trubble Ise Seen Cameron Whit Meditation from Thais" Massenet Laendler Sltt Andante from 4th Concerto in D-major . Mozart Song Without Words Aria..Bach-Mendelssohn-KreisIer Tambourine -...Gossee Indian Lament Dvorak Mazurka .. ....Chopln Oriental ....Cesar Cul Canzonetta from Concerto in D-major ., Tschalkowsky (ConUnued on Page Mine.) Marshfield, June 29. (P A dredging company bulldozer col lapsed an outbuilding on tha Marshfield high school grounds and fatally crushed Arthur Burns. 23, North Bend WPA worker. The accident occurred yesterday, but Burns was not missed until today. The body was recovered from a dirt pile. Per "summer slump is bright, fresh washable ward robe I When hot weather gets ?ou down", pant up your spirit by Inreatlng In some of those lovely cotton for every occasion from breakfast to evening wear. And let ua keep them new for seasons to com with our fin laundering servios. TJAeBttt t oz tonic
