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out in his boat to their rescue.
The four were described to us as
being “cold and shivery”.
What we are unable to fathom
is why, if the boy could row ov
er, and row both boats back, the
sailors couldn’t make it. (No,
they hadn’t lost their oars—we
determined that, too-.)
We never believed that old
canard about sailors who can’t
row boats but if we see anything
like this happen again we don’t
know if our convictions will
stand the strain.
At the Russian-Ladies-spon
sored Barn Danee Sunday even
ing, Stanley Nelson, as auction
eer, found hisself heckled by a
couple of guys in the audience,
who told him they would buy a
proffered cake if the auctioneer
would throw in the belt to his
trousers, and the necktie he was
wearing (that loud-patterned tie
—why would anyone want it?).
Stan, willing to help the cause
of charity, knocked down the
cake at $15, and threw in kis
belt and cravat.
After the . ball was over the 2
donated articles weie returned
to their rightful owner, we are
happy to report for the benefit
of those who are wondering if
Mr. Nelson is running around
without any tie.
Those awards Mrs. Fenner,
OPA clerk, (see story elsewhere
in this issue) pinned on the board
members at the Rotary luncheon
did have a military look about
them, so as she pinned the first
one on Board Member Charles
Skinner, Paul Herring, another
member, spoke up and asked
where the kiss on each cheek was
that usually goes with the pin-up
(at least by the French). Every
body laughed.
But Mrs. Fenner gave said
Paul Herring his coine-uppance
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when she pinned his pin on.
“Who was it,” she asked arch
ly, “who suggested the kissing?’*
So Paul bent down and Mrs.
Fenner strained up and bussed
him on the left cheek. Both
blushed furiously.
The next day was the regular
meeting of the local OPA board.
Among the missing—Paul Her
ring.
Mrs. Fenner, however, wu
right on the job as usual.
Wine made from grapes in the
former Champagne Province cf
France, formed by a line draws
from Reims to Epernay, then to
Chalons-sur-Marne and backta
Reims, is the only wine entitled
to be called champagne.
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