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WIEN-ALASKA AIRLINES
Forest Blubaugh J. R. Miller
Joan Lambrecht Judy Morris
Glenn Lenert Jack Muller
Harry Lewis Roger Thompson
As we look back over the
year just past we fully realize
the factors that have com
bined to make possible such
an enjoyable year. We can
think of any number of in
stances where your friendship
fand your influence have been
of tremendous benefit to this
institution and it is with this
thought in our hearts that we
stop for a moment at this
happy Yuletide to wish you
all the joys of the season.
Lomen Commercial Company
Britain’s ‘Royal’ Milkman
Makes His Last Rounds
1 LONDON, UFi—Britain’s “Roy
al” milkman made his last deliv
eries Saturday.
Joseph Riley, now 65, is retir
ing after 42 years as a milkman.
His routes have included regular
stops at Clarence House, one of
the residences of members of the
Royal Family.
Queen Elizabeth, as a young
princess, and Princess Margaret
were often among the early risers
who had a greeting for the milk
man when he called at Clarence
House.
"I wouldn’t say we ever had
any long talks,” said Riley, “but
we’d /occasionally talk about the
weather. Mind you, a milkman
doesn’t have too much time for
talk.”
Other members of royalty also
were among his customers.
“Yes,” mused Riley, “I suppose
I’ve delivered more milk to roy
alty than any milkman alive, but
it’s all over after today. My feet,
they’re getting a wee bit tired.”
If New York City’s school chil
dren and teachers were to march
by in padade formation, it would
take 90 hours for them to pass.
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As we come to the close of our busiest year, we
pause for a moment to glance backward over the
path just traveled. We see many beautiful friend
ships and so we extend to you a handclasp of good
wishes and appreciation.
HAPPY NEW YKAR.
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