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'•^f.v'-, Post For Woman Yet To Be Filled* Dunker Reports Except for the selection of a woman as \a dlvlsIbrT headi Ihe set- up of the machinery to perfect a defense program for Freeport has been completed, Director Herman C. TJunker, announced this week. - Members of the local Home Dc*- Jense Council were named during the summer. In addition to Dlrectoi Dunker, they are Assistant Director Aaa A, Trenchard, Frederick Pat- terson, D. E. Trayer, Fire Chief Edward Kohout, Fred C. Berge, jr, Morris Llebowitz, John Bro?nlle end Police Chief Peter Elar, Patterson, Trayer, Berge and Uebowltz have been appointed di- vision heads-Adth-pne vacancy to be filled, and the operating heads are: Fire Service—Chief Kohout. Police Service—Chief Elar. Air Raid Service and Precaution - ^Mr; Brownlle. Communications — Frederick W. Whitehouse. Public Works and Utilities—Vill- age Engineer Herbert Wfood. Transportation—Joseph H. Gray. Administration — Village Clerk (Howard E. Pearsall. . Statistics and Records — Mr. {Berge. Organization—Russell E. Hotallng. {Recreation—To be appointed. Public Education—William Car-J roll, high school faculty. Public Health-40r. J. Elmer A. O. MAGGIOLO . * Ends • f *,.,..• Welfare Activities — Robert D, Campbell. Emergency Housing — Mil ford VanRlper. Evacuation—Walter M. Nichols. The next meeting of the council \will be in the Municipal Building pn Thursday night, Oct. 2. Mrs. Terry Appeals For Defense Help— An appeal for all women to vol- unteer for service in civil defense was issued by^Mra. ISohuyler Terry a member of the Nassau County Wonten's Defense Council, Tuesday at a meeting of the Freeport Aux- iliary of the South Nassau Com- munities Hospital in the home of Mrs. Harmon D, - Swits, Jr., 167 avenue^— Mra-^Joseplr j introduced the speaker. Mrs. Terry ^'.vvr ance of adequate defense, and- ever^. wom.an--BRpul3 give, a Plans are .already, underway for the observance of the forty-first anniversary of Alpha Council, Daughters of -America, wHch will occur on December 4. The council joined with other units in obserV- in^\^e\ semicentennial of tKe -or- der- in America last— Friday night 3n- Junior • Order - hall, ^_ _ _. . . \A Following --the regular meeting, jgprtlbn qf * JhltAla^wbrk &.' tlnxe was pomiiig when all must be prepared either for war or- for peaoev/ William K. Allen and R. D. Youn&' were named to pre- pare\ for a tea and food sale to be at the home of Mrs. Frank ' yarpius, Lena avenue, November 12. MJrs. William J. Strohsohl, chair- man* of vthe Hospital Supplies Corn- reported ' 187 articles made the summer recess. rsV Robert H.'Earson, the pres- •v. Ident, named Mrs* David Le^y, Airs. CochranerMrs. Arthur O. Mrs. .William K. a nominating committee* to M'^Zv^'vr ^r*%\ • ^^.'''/.''•.y-v. * M a meeting on Tuesday, Qc- annual meeting M^^ \' r- • / . Stronaohl and QUAMTICO, Va., Sept. 28 — Second Lieut. Allison t): Magglolo. U. S. Marine Corps, of Freeport, who enlisted to win a commission in. the .Marine Corps Reserve and whose work was so excellent it won him a commission in the regular Marine Corps, has com- pleted a special three months course in the duties of a platoon commander and will be assigned Immediately to a regular Marine Oorps .unit, it was officially an- nounced today at the Marine Corps Base here. Lieut. Magglolo, son of Joseph Magglolo, 120 Hillside avenue, Freeport, was commissioned a 2nd 'jLieutenant last May when he was graduated from a four months jcourse? designed to qualify candi- dates for a commission. A grad- uate of Worcester Polytechnic In- stitute, Class of June, 1940, where In chemistry and Magglolo's aptitude At .. The_. General— Organization of Freeport High JSchool will sponsor its first big dance of the yeai Friday night in, the gymnasium This is the first in a series o ten dances. The dance, which la called the First O. O. will be held from 8:30 to 12 o'olookv - The muslo will be sup- plied by a popular dance band. The gymnasium will be deco- rated In the school's colors, red and white, and the silhouettes on the 'walls will represent the' activ- ities offered by the General Or- ganization. The decoration com- mittee is headed by Roberta Hen- nlnger and includes Gcnevieve Kroft, Helen Heckler, Trudy Smith and Ethel Reinhardt. The fdance Is under the supervision of Miss Mary 'Barlow, head of the English Department, and advisor of the dance committee. The chaperons will be Miss Louise Seltz of the High School and Charles M. Burdick, Jr. of the English Department. Miss Dolly Kerns is chairman of the dance committee. Other members are Lily Petrovits, Lois Schutte, FeUman, Oliver Ooulling, ' D o n n Glthens, Bill Knoess, Tom Moore, Jeanne Marl Cannon, .Beatrice RudloB, Joseph Derham, Ethel Lane, Jane Oeibel, Pranced Manugara, Irma Brown, Martha Winter, Bruce Fltzpatrlck, Harry Rawllns and Ray Malone. LEGAL 'NOTICE OF BALE Christian Science Fdr Week \Reality\ is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all churches of Ohrjst; Scientist, next Sunday* .The Golden Text is: VBehold, I create new heavens and a new earth: and the former shall not be remembered, nor come into mind\ (Isaiah 65:17). Among the citations which com- prise the Lesson-Sermon is the following- frgm tne BIBICT\ \Sin? unto the Lord, all the^Sarth; shew forth from day to day hfs salva- tion .... For great Is the Lord, and greatly to be praised: he also Is to be feared above all r?^s- For all the gods of the people are idols: but the Lord made the heavens .... Give unto the Lord the glory due unto his name: bring an offering, and come be- fore him: worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness\ (I Chron. 16: 25-26, 29). The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following selections from the textbook of Christian Science, \Science and Health with Key to ;he Scriptures,\ by^Mary Baker; %T%ie Scriptures imply that God is All-in-all. From this It follows that nothing possesses reality nor. existence except the divine Mind-and His ideas . . . . He nils all space, and 1C Is Im- possible to conceive of such om- nipresence and individuality except as InGnlte Spirit or Mind, Hence all Is Spirit and spiritual .... For right reasoning there should be but one fact before the thought, namely, spiritual existence\ (pp. 331, 492). ' TEE , TEUESAAY, SEPT2MBEB 25, 1941 PAGESEVEE High School Boys To Hear Stockdale Dr. Allen A. Stockdale, of New York, will give the prlnclpale ad- dress at a meeting of the Free* port boys to be held in the High School Auditorium Monday at 8:30 a. m., It was announced by Prin- cipal Martin M. Mansperger. He will speak under the eausplces of the National Association of Manu- facturers on \The Challenge to YouUi.' He also will address tho Baldwi nHlgli School student body at 10:15 a. m. and the Baldwin Parent-Teachers Association at. Church Directory he majored mathematics. for military work resulted in his being one of the few Reserve offi* cers selected for a commission in the regular Marine Corps. He Is a member Of Theta Kappa Phi fraternity. Alpha Council Plans 41st Anniversary attended b nearly a aoc^al-jiqur . Young, the\COTm^^rFTe^i%rtrNassaii'Couiity N. Y., 'Mrs; cllor, presided, and of w^ilch Mrs. Emma Terry was chairman. A large birthday coke' containing fifty candles adorned the center of the table, and as it was lighted the room was darkened, illuminated only by the light of *the candJas. Carol Bartel and^ Audrey Boyle gave, military tap dances and Mrs. Blanche St. George read a paper on the hfstdry of the Daughters of America. Songs appropriate to the occasion were sung. ^ ' Announcement/ was made that Mrs.-Helen Raynor, a cUor,'would'\Be received' by of Oceanslde Council, as its dep- uty-'.etate councilor on Tuesday 7. of A of Runyon CppncM, Jersey Oity, N. J. ' . \ COURT: NASSAU COUNTY x HOME OWNERS' LOAN COR- PORATION, : Plaintiff, —against— THOMAS O. RANDAZZO, etal., Defendants* x Pursuant to judgment of fore- closure and sale herein dated Sep- tember 22, 1941, and duly entered I will . sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the nbi'th front steps of the Nassau County Court House, Mineola, Nassau County, New York, on the 6th day of November 1941* at ten o'clock In the forenoon, the prem- ises with Improvements situated ln\th& incorpfSted village of Free- port, state o and being parts of- Lota Numbered a \Map of Frecpoi't Manor Property of Craig Realty Company and filed in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Nassau on August 12, 1904 aa Map No. 248; said plot and...premlses being located on the northerly side of Moore Avenue, distant 250 feet easterly of the corner formed by the intersection of the northerly side 'of Moore Avenue and the easterly side- of Wallace Street, formerly known as • Randolph Street, being a plot 46,34 feet and 35.7S feet in the rear and 125 feet in depth on the westerly aide and liV.60 feet in depth on the easterly jilde. and known as No. 14 Z*6ore AVAiue, R%'eport, Ni $/ and more partiou? eaprMkU ' *n< /said ; IJaled: 'isieptember 28, 194&, Reft ewe. BAPTIST Booth Long Beach ave., and Pine st. Rev, J. Gordon Hyncs, Fh.D., Pastor 9.30 AM. Church School 0.45 A.M. \Bearers of Good News.\ 7.45 P.M. \The Candor of Christ.\ 6.30 P.M. Young Peoples Friendly Arum .8.00 P.M. Wednesday—Weekly Prayer Meeting EPISCOPAL Beach ave. and Mae st. Rev. Reginald BJScott, Rector 8.00 .AM. Holy Communion 9.30 A. M. Sunday School M.45 A. M, Morning Worship FREEPORT MBTEODIST Fine st., between Grove and Church Rev, Dr. E. A. Pollard Jones, Pastor 9,30 A. M. Church School 10.45 A. M. /'The Way Everlasting/? 7.30 P. M. \Girl and Boy Problems.\ ^ Monday, 8.00=P,M, Men's-Olulj meets lit \(Stym:\ . - Wednesday, 3.15 P.M. Troop 25, Girl Scputa. 7JA.P. M. Preparatory Class. 7.30 P. M. Open House .in \Gym Thursday—All Day Meeting Brooklyn South District Women's Society for Christian Service. 7.30 P. M. Junior Choir Practice, ' 8.00 P. M. Senior Choir Practice. --%\ CEMST LUTHERAN North Grove st. and JtandaU ave. Bav. David G. Jaxheimer, Pastor 9.00 A, M. Matins and Sunday School Service ^ Sermon—\Promotion\ Thoughts\—Promotions in all ^ classes. IPrfS A\-M? \.^9eg^ Moslc. 7.15\ PT M. Luther League Devotional Service +^- \' ' \ Topic: \Value of the Luther-^League Program,\ au35r ^ Church st?, near Merrick rd% ' ____ Rev. A. Gordon MacRury;T3stor 9^0 A. M* Sunday School \ \ 10.45 A. M. Morning Worship ' ' 7.00 P. M. Young People's Meeting SAlVATIONARMY 75 Sooth Grovp st. Adjutant and Mrs. Joseph EL Heard In charge 11.00 A. M. \Great and Gratefu.1\ \' 2^0 P.M. Sunday School* ^ 6.30 P. M. Young People's Meeting 7.45 P. M. Ooqpel Service .yohrlgt and the Lad of Today.\ nR8TOSnRO&OFOSRI8T, Solentist uroh and Reading Room, 62 North Grove st. 11.05 A. 4M, and 8.00 P. M. Sunday Services. < 8*15 P. 3&— Wednesday Service HOC? Ocean ave and Pine st. Rev. JdAki J. Mahon Rev. John J. Madden, Rev. Mart#n J. DaXy, Asdstanto Sunday MWsaes— 730,.9jOO, 10 JO' and . M. and 12.15 P. Cebh Zfonvlt:, TEMELE ISRAEL Broadway and Mbon* Ave. Jacob MSargoU* 9JOi VL 3K Baturda r FlAhlng Now* By ED. BUCKLEY Surprising as it may seem, tuna are still being taken via the oiling method. This was proved me conclusively last Sunday hen we Ashed with Lou Gold- chmldt, the Button Park builder, board his sport cruiser OLIVIA, Accompanied by Jim West man, f the U. S. Fish and -Wirdlife rvice, who has charge of Nns- au County's tuna survey, we sall- out of Debbs Inlet for Am- rose lightship. Within sight of e ship, we hooked on feathers wo tuna of approximately thirty ounds each. With Lou on one ne and the writer on the eother, e had quite a bit of difficulty ding this, double header for gglng time allowed us only to oat one ash which had to be easured, a \sample of its scales ken, and a red disc attached the gill for identification pur- oses. This was done by Westman and lentiflcally maneuvered so the ...had.Aplenty... of.. life.....wJien. .It. as returned to the water. As oldschmldt's nsh was returned, proceeded to reel mine in and e same taagging process was ntlnued. However, this time I ample oportunity to take col- cd movies of the entire nro- ure. The total morning's caLch as five tuna, four of which we eleased, the nfth one ehavlng een hooked foul. All morning ong we sailed from school to pol. These .fish;in some cases :\JZL ers were just nnnlng. With the present run o( good weather, it Is our. opinion that thi$ locality should produce many high catch- es of tuna. The striped bass are continuing on the up grade with good catch- es ( being reported along the beaches. Harry Harroer of the Reliable Gas Station, Rshing Toby Beach last Thursday ground G p. m*, took forty-nve pounds of bass,-the .elnrgest of.which weigh-. ed nine _ pounds ten ounces., All were taken on block tin squids w^th tall hook pork rind. The location was 300 feet west of the wreck at high water. There's a new plug on the.rpar- )set that has been ding wonders 'on the beaches for the striped' bass .nshermen. This \plug has an added' flag on its tail that at- __tracts the bass from all directions. ' By merely jerking or -reeling in fast a variety of actions can be obtained. The great di&iculty the fishermen experience is to find a tackle; dealer with—these plugs on Ws understand the ] Js^behind in its shipments but if the boys .can obtain them \before the season Is over, great records should be hung up, we are \surd. ^p*%^^ ^^rf.S3^.'J'f\ '«*-.7^VA<S-J,.-* '« 0_ 'vJ.'-/, AMY 9 OB 8 ROLL FILM DEVELOPED AMD IFree % z? Enlargement BucKunr To HeAd Sons of Legion Jack Flaige was elected captain of the William Clinton Story Post Squadron, Sons' of the American Legion, at the annual meeting in the Dugout Tuesday night. Other officers all elected unani- mously are: Alvin Raynor and William Arenholz, lieutenants; Wesley Hodgkins, adjutant; Robert Staudt, treasurer; Gregory Lamp- asona, scrgeant-at-arms; Chester Reynolds, Hlgt61\I^ Paul Weill, chaplain. ' t\K Capt. Flaige appointed Louis Golden, chairman of the commit- tee to organize basketball teams; Lieut. Raynor to take charge of plans for a drmu corps, and Ar- thur T. Danziger to consider or- ganizing a rifle team. There were 30 boys present. Paul a eWill Is mentor for the boys. Talbot Will Head This Air Raid Area Sherman MorelanA, Jr., head of the Air Raid Warden Division of the. Nassau County (Befense Coun- cil, today announced the names .0^ H%e,_.n3cri who will serve ^w.ith him as zone wardens. The county has been divided in- to nine air raid warden diatricts to correspond with the existing Are battalion districts, Mr. Moreland announced. The division was cho- sen as a logical one because it corresponds to the population. Freport is in zone 2 which will be headed by Charles N. Talbot, Jr., of Island Park. It also in- cludes Baldwin, • Island Park, Long Beach, Oceanside and Point Look- out:-' • -. — •••'—' • County Workers Bowling Tourney First games In the newly form- ed Nassau County Employes bowl- tng League of which Abbott L. Diblee is president, will b(* rolled tonight at Heinemann's Bowling Centre, Hempstead. pouitty Executive J. RuBsel Spra- gue has donated a trophy to be prcsentatLip the team winning the tnnrnnmmt, and to lie held\ by the champions for a year. A silver trophy also will go with the cham- pionship, and there will Ipe nu- merous cash prizes ranging from $105 to $40. Sport Canalize There will be a battle for blood at the Municipal Stadium Saturday afternoon when the Freeport High School football team opens its sea- son. The Red Devils will have Westbury as their opponents and they have a score to settle. It was\ Westbury that kept the Red and Whites from having a perfect season In 1940. The charges of. Tom Fitzgerald took the first game of the. schedule from Free- port and the eleven was no.t stopped thereafter. Now Bill \Ashley's com- bination is set to start 1941 right with a victory over the mid-is.l- andcrs. „ Hoping to capture their first en- counter, the Red Devils will then be set to take on Hempstead on Oct. 4, Mepham, on the llth and Lawrence on the 18tl% all at the Stadium. Then after meeting Se- wanhaka in Floral Park on Oct. 25. nnd Baldwin in its new stadium on Election Day, Noy^ 4, the FrpepoH.- ers will wind up th&* season wit-h an encounter agnlnst the Dwight Mor- row High School, of Englewoqd, N. J., -on ' Armistice , Day, Tuesday, Nov. 11. Despite the loss of his star, Win Wright, Conch Ashley insists he has a strong team. He is going tp shift Harold Teas, all star tackle for two years and heavyweight boxing champion of the school, to full back and build a team around him. LEGAL ' NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT: NASSAU COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN COR- PORATION, pln\, against JOHN S. LINKER,; ef al.,' Defta. Pursuant to judgment ..of ..fore?: cloaure.-jinft .sale, dated September 18th, 1941, duly entered^ I^wil! sell af public- auction to the highest bldcRrnR th6 froRt^ steps of the Municipal Building of the Village or Rojkvllle Centre, Col- lege Place, Rockville Centre, Nas- sau County, New York, on -Novem- ber 8th, 1941, at 9:00 o'clock A.M., premises and improvements there- on In the Village of Freeport, Nassau County, New York, front- Ing 50 feet on the southerly side qf Leonard Avenue and extending southerly therefrom, and .at. Bright angles thereto for a uniform depth of 125 feet, the easterly side of which is 175 feet west of Elliott Street; known as 126.Leon- ard Avenue, Freeport, as * more fully described In said judgment. -Together with street rigHts. Dated, September 26th, 1&41. JEANNE MARION DOANE, Referee. 3KELVIN N. OREENSALL, 'Atty. for PlfT., 26 Court Street, Brook- lyn; K -Y. Teams Score The Grumman Yankees have laid 08 for the season after capturing the Long Island softball champion- ship, and defeating me Brewsters 2 to 0, at the Stadium last Satur- day in a final encounter. Also the Grumman Bombers, are satisfied in having captured the Championship in Long Islang Air- craft circles by downing the Re- public nine, in two successive bat- tles at the Stadium. As a symbol of this achievement, they were pre- sented the Fni'mingdale Post trophy by ^Bronson W. Griscom, the pub- lisher. Studio Beata Army Building Camp. Paramount recently went into competition with the government of-the United States when It con- structed a complete camp - for Army recruits. The camp was erected for \Caught .ui the Draft,\ comody .movie on \a\ rookie's life in the Atmyrwhlch 'opened^ today at.the Grove. Theatre. Because of the pressure of official -government business, Paramount was unable -to jsepure the use of a\ regular Army cantonmenh Consequently, identical buildings of the legitimate Army camp for draftees had to be constructed to hcuse Bob Hope, Eddie Bracken, Lynne Overman and the regiment of extras who appear in the comedy film. Special of Meier's quarters housed Dorothy Lamour, the colonel's daughter, who co- stars with Bob Hope In .^their fourth picture together. It was promptly dubbed \Camp Hope\ and established itself as an outstanding speed record In studio construction time. While the act- ual figures are not available for comparison, it Is said that '*Camp Hope\ was erected in much -less time than the average government project. /^Caught in the Draft\ comes as a timely comedy relief from its serious counterpart headlines of the' day. Treeport's Own Station 0% . 1240 Kilocycles The following is the program of Radio Station WGBB, port's own station for the coming week starting Sunday: A.M. 9:00 9:15 9:30 10:00. 10:30 10:45 11:00 P.M., 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 2:45 3:00 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:03 5:15 5:30 P.M. 9:00 9:30 0:45 10:00 10:30 10:45 11:00 P.M. 1:00 1:30 1:45 3:00 2:15 2:30 2:40 3:00 3:15 3:30 3; 45 7:00 7:15 7:18 7:3Q. 7:45 8:00 .8:15 8:30 8745 SUNDAY Here Comes Uie Band Rldin' the Range With Car- son Robinson Tropical Moods . Concert .Hall of. the Air Home Folks Frolic Listen to Lelbert St. Marks Methodist Church Service f Tile Drama of Food L. I. community page of the Air U. S. Army Band Allen Roth & the Symphony of Melody Songs of Your Heart Tile Modern Music Box Novatime Aloha Land Dance Music a la Carte Jlrom. A to Z .in Novelty. News of Nassau: John E. Frogge Be Thrifty & Be Hnppy Shall we Waltz What's nt the Movies Dance Orchestra Sports: Bob Zcllner Sunday Song Service MONDAY Concert Hall of the Al? Fraternal Newspaper of the Air Shall We Waltz Gospel Choristers Listen to Leibert Tropical Moods Modern Music Box TUESDAY Dance Salon Mnaler Singers Dance Orchestra Home Folks Frolic Here Comes the Band Tropical Moods From. A_to,.Z. in Novelty . WPA Orchestra Ridin' the Range with Carson Robinson Dance Hour On With the Dance Home Folks Frolic What's nt the Movies Dance Orchestra ' Sally Lambert In \Dont Say I Told You, But\ Music Salon Jean Collins- Novatime Tropical Moods Here Comes the- A.MT 9:00 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 P.M. 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 1:30 1:45 3:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 WEDNESDAY Farm Radio Hour Home Folks Frolic Shall We Waltz? Consumers' information Service Listen to Lelbert The Health Hunters Dance Orchestra Here Comes the Band Church In the Wild wood Dance Orchestra From A to Z in Novelty Novatime Lest We Forget Concert Hall of the Air Master Singers Dance Hour WPA la on the Air Music Salon * Rldin' the Range With Carson Robinson . On*With the Dance * PM. 8:00 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:15 9130 9:45 10:00 10:30 10:45 11:00 P.M. 7:00 Home Folks Frolic 7:15 Whnt's at the Movies f:18 Dnnce Orchestra 7:30 The Marketeers 8:00 Shall We Waltz 8:15 On With the Dance 8:30 Tropical Moods 8:45 Here Comes the Bind Concert Hall of the Air Dance Orchestra The Buccaneers Novatime Dance Orchestra Home Folks Frolic Shnll We Waltz? Studio Party Listen to Lflbert From A to Z in Novelty Modern Music Box LIBRARY REPRESENTED Fi'e\eport wns represented at th? 51st annual conference of the New York Llbrnry Assoclntiun nt Lake Mohonk this week by Charles S* Mack, of the Board of Trustees of the Memorial Llbrnry, -and the 11- brnrinn, Mrs. Lenn' Ruppcrt. Century Circuit GROVE il. !.. I. Krct'iiort 3156 TIlHIM. Ul!U Wt^l. S«|i|. JJl-Of*. 1 HUH HOI'K - DOHOTHY LAMOUR \Caught In The Draft\ \Adventures In Washington** ^ VIHGINIA BHLCK and UEKK HEYNOLD3 FREEPORT Frccport, L. I. Frccport 1800 thni Wnl. Sept. 'J5.Oct. 1 AnOI.I'H MRXJm mud ULOKIA HWANHON \Father Takes/A Wife\ , — nlus '- \Parachute NANCY K^LLY - ROOT. PRESTON C ACTS OK VAtfDKVILLK KVEItY. BALDWIN AIH-PONniTIONED Baldwin MM t. 27-30 Baldwin, L. I. Hut. thni Tuu< HOSALIXD RUSSELL and CLAKK (JABLE \They Met In Bombay*' ' — Dim? — The Penalty\ Llontl BAKHYMORE - Ed. ARNOLD FREE TO THE LADKES EVERY MONDAY ^- C. BENNETT \COSMETICS\ Wwi. thru Frl. Oct. 1&4 BETTE DAVKS - JAMES C.O.D.\ — plu* — Brewed , . _. ,,*..(. . ^ ... . . .. . .., . '' \ * •• ' ' . :••'•<..'•\v--v\.v.•/!•-/(:• -\' -.../..•'••.
