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Show Are SEarried At Ely 9 Nevada - Mr. and Mrs. Karl Workman, of Hinckley, announce the marriage of their daughter, Paula, to Douglas Doug-las A. Christensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Christensen, of Bear Kiver City, Utah. The marriage was solemnized at ( E"y, Nevada. Following the ceremony, cere-mony, the bride's parents were hosts at dinner for the wedding pa.ty at the Bank Club Cafe. Paula is a graduate of Delta H gh School, and has been employed employ-ed at the Salt Lake County General Hospital for the past year and a half. Mr. Christensen served in the Armed Forces for two years, and attended Weber College and the Utah State Agricultural College at Logan. The youg couple plan to reside in Salt Lake City. Plan Weddiny On Deeem her 11 Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed Skidmore, of West Covina, Cal., are announcing announ-cing the engagement and approach Ing marriage of their daughter, Shirley Mae, to Mr. Orvil Reed Jeffery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil F. Jeffery, of Delta. Their marriage will take place December 14, 1956, in the Los Angeles L.D S. Temple. A reception will honor them Saturday evening, Dec. 15, in El! Monte L.D.S. Ward Chapel, 550 Ltah Avenue, El Monte, Cal. The young couple will return to Utah to wake their home in Logan, where Mr. Jeffery is studying at Utah State Agricultural College. Engagement Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moody, of Deseret, are announcing the engagement en-gagement and forthcoming marriage marri-age of their daughter, Elaine, to Mr. Lee Roy Judd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Judd, of Hinck'ey. ' Wedding plans are being made for Saturday, December 15. Roast Your Holiday Bird in a Boat ...... . ..... Newest trick for roasting moat or poultry i , tn bake thom in a "boat" made of aluminum foil. Ideal for surh a task is the new 14-inch wide, heavy duty foil now being introduced. Kaiser's broiler foil is quilted in an embossed diamond pattern fe.-extra strength and rigidity, and resistance to accidental tearing. This new foil may L formed easilv into a sturdy single-use baking container. Advantages of this "gondola" method arc many. Roasts re.illy brown, instead of just steaming as they do when totally encased in foil. Traditional cooking times and temperatures may be used IS to 2" minutes per pound at 325" F. for turkey as an example. And drippings may be easily poured from the gondola for accural.; gravy measurements. NEW ROASTING METHOD Make a eondola for your holi- double-fold the corners to form a day bird or roast this way: Tear off a sheet of quilted foil twice ,the length of the food to be i roasted. Place trussed bird or roast in the center and fold up long sides of the i oil. Draw ends ( of foil sheet together, folding ! center of foil inwrd. Then ccJ your - . --I I W ,:1 ) ) llil L. H. (SPEED) RIDING DELTA. UTAH PHONE 531 t Frcorzds ,cention The wedding reception for the recently married Mr. and Mrs. Ted Welker, Friday Nov. 23rd was a lovely affair. A large crowd of relatives and friends were present to wish the couple happiness, and many lovely gifts were presented to emphasize the wish. The bride wore a white nylon net and lace ballerina length formal with tiara to match, The bridesmaids, brides-maids, Miss Marlene Anderson and Miss Claudia Sanchey, and the matrons of honor, Mrs. Barbara Fielding Olscn and Mrs. Shirley Larsen, wore pastel formals. The best man was Wayne Welker, brother bro-ther of the groom. Corsages for the bride, the mothers of the bride and groom, the bridesmaids and the . matrons of honor, were of lovely yellow tea roses. The reception line was backed with arrangements of yellow chrysanthemums, chry-santhemums, yellow and green ribbons and wedding bells. The wedding cake was decorated deco-rated in yellow and topped with wedding bells. It was flanked by candleabra holding yellow tapers, yellow chrysanthemums and yellow and green after dinner mints. Following Fol-lowing the color scheme, two cornucopias corn-ucopias filled to overflowing with fruits of monochromic yellow, decorated deco-rated the stage. Punch, mixer nuts, ice cream with! the wedding bell motif and wafers were served to guests. The program at intermission of the dance consisted of a Harmonica solo by Grandpa Jones of Milford, Musical quartet of Guitar, Accordion Accor-dion and piano by Sally and Nancy Nielson, Jane and Kay Nelson. A vocal trio by Margene's classmates from Delta, Sharon Steele, Alice Kay Moody and Doreen Moody, accompanied ac-companied by Betty Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sanford and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Keith San ford, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stanworth and daughters, were Thanksgiving day guests at the home of their daughter and sister, Mr. and Mrs Thomas, in Magna. - "' ' ' V " -f secure real, l lace in snauow baking pan. No rark is necessary and rlian-up ib easy with this method. When meat is done, shape pouring spout from one end of the quilted foil gondola and pour off juices into measuring measur-ing cup for gravy making. 1 Cut heating costs! Get all the heat you pay for! Standard No. 2 Burner Oil is made clean to burn clean and it contains Thormisol that "conditions" your furnace while it hea t3 . . . keeps it like new! Standard No. 1 Stove Oil lights fast, heats fast, is the ideal fuel for circulating heaters. Both are 100 distilled to burn without waste you get ALL the heat you pay for! For real economy heat, call us today for neighborhood Housewarmer service. One call does it all! Houosvarmer (X" "ferried In Kites Friday Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sampson, Deltnns now living at Lehi, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sharon Kay, to TSgt. Don Waxier, of Mountain Home, Idaho. Their marriage will take place Friday, Noventber 30, in Spokane, Wash., where TSgt. Waxier is stationed. The bride was graduated from Delta High School in June, and has been employed in Boise, Idaho, through the summer and fall. A shower honored Miss Sampson Saturday in Delta, at the home of he- aunt, Mrs. E!vaStone. Guests al'cd during the afternoon with bes'. wishes and gifts for the home the couple will make in Spokane. Mrs. Fern Sampson, mother of the bride, and her sisters, Mrs. Ila Web'.i. from Salt Lake City, and Miss Alice Sampson, from Boise, were here for the occasion. Coziple Is Wed In Ely Saturday Miss Sheridan McConnell, daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Mc Connell, of Ely, Nevada, and Mr. Carl Frederick Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Baker, of Delta, and Snake Valley, were married Saturday, November 24, in the Presbyterian church in Ely, Nevada. The bride was lovely In traditional tradit-ional white wedding gown, waltz length, and her attendants were gowned in red velvet, and carried small white muffs and red roses. Frank Baker stood as best man for the bridegroom. Reg Pearson, Ray Maxfield and Dean Baker were ushers. The newlyweds greeted friends at a reception later in the Nevada Hotel. After a short wedding trip they are returning to make a home :n Ely, where Mr. Baker is with the Forest Service. Friends and members of the family of the bridegroom who attended at-tended the ceremony and reception from here were Mr. and Mrs. John DeLapp, Mrs. Ruth Coates, Mrs. Charles Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rich-ard Baker, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pace, Mr. and Mrs. Marven Osguthorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Chesley, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Bogh and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Burraston. re 3 Harried in mome Ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Roper, of Oak City, are announcing the marriage mar-riage of their daughter, Dorothy, to Delwin L. Hall, son of Mr. Cume Hall, of Idaho Falls, and Mrs. Phyllis Phy-llis Hall, of Blackfoot, Idaho. They were married Friday November Nov-ember 23, in a home ceremony, with Bishop Omer D. Buttars, of the Blackfoot Fourth Ward, officiating. officia-ting. Present were family and close friends of the bride and groom. The couple will make a home in Blackfoot. DESEItliT Arprilla Scow Everyone was real busy this past week with Thanksgiving holidays and a houseful of company. Now we are preparing for our big annual Relief Society Bazaar, which is being be-ing planned for the 13th of Decem-ier. Decem-ier. There will be more about it in he Chronicle next week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conk and -'aughte's went to Tooele, and spent Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mrs. Conk's parents, Mr. md Mrs. C'ayton Cahoon. ?!rs. Evah Dewsnup visited over he Thanksgiving holidays In Salt '.ake City with her sister Belle, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Cropper and -on Vincent, spent the holidays at "Slythe, Californiia and Las Vegas, Vevada. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chynoweth ind son and daughter from Orem, spent Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Chynoweth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Slmer Dewsnup. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Black and son and daughter from Dugway, spent the weekend with Verl's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Black. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larsen and children from Spanish Fork, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs Wanfythrifty... of),sogoo(fj Vtit ty KRAFT from the ce tni n'y MIRACLE WHIP 04 ipeciil fickle relishti Sandwich Spread I E. J. Eliason. Mr. and Mrs. Reed B son from Logan, visited over the holidays at the home of Mrs. Bunker's Bun-ker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Webb. Our congratulations this week go to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eldon Row -ley, who are the proud parents of a 'baby boy born November 21, at the Delta hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Black spent Friday and Saturday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Tee Justesen and family from Salt Lake City came down to spend the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Western and family from Salt Lake City visited over the weekend with Harold's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M Western.. Wes-tern.. Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Dewsnup and children and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dewsnup spent Friday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Allred went to Provo to soend Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Allred. Linda Cropper from Salt Lake City spent a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cuman Cropper. Mr. and Mrs. Wells Robison went to Salt Lake City to spend Thanksgiving Thanks-giving with their daughter, Eva Alice Robison. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jensen and children went to Salt Lake City, where they spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. Jensen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Roberts. Home from college over the week end were Max Jensen and Merlenn Carling from B.Y.U. at Provo, Paul Dewsnup from U. of U. at Salt Lake City, and June L. Dutson from Snow at Ephraim. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black and son Carlos went to Salt Lake City Monday, where Carlos entered thu Holy Cross Hospital and underwent surgery on Tuesday. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Jensen of Logan, Joyce D-ivis and Don Barker from Wyoming, spent Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verdon Davis. Joyce Davis left Saturday Sat-urday for Inglewood, California, where she has employment. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Baker over the holidays were their daughter and son-in-law, Sheldon and Dorothy Callister, from Logan, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Clive Black returned home Sunday after a visit of ten days in California. Avoid the Last Minute Rush Be Sure Your Christmas . Carcte and Gifts Arrive on Time. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Brush and children from Henderson, Nevada, are visiting a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Anderson. The program in church Sunday I evening was under the direction of James Sampson. A very fine pro-1 pro-1 gram was given with talks by I James Sampson, Mrs. Nell Watson, j Lucille Sampson and Joe Barney. Musical numbers were given by Helen Barney and Gene Tolbert with their accompanist at the piano Beulah Barney, and a song by the High Priest Chorus. Bishon and Mrs. Cecil Wnrnr who have been in Salt Lake City the past few weeks spent the weeK end at Deseret. It seemed good to have them back with us. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis spent the first of the week in Salt Lake City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Layton Dewsnup spent Tuesday in Provo. I Mrs. Ralph Erickson spent Mon-' Mon-' day in Salt Lake City, she went uo j with her mother, Mrs. C. P. Ashby, of Delta. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carling and sons from Salt Lake City, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fon Roy Hawley. Mrs. H. S. Cahoon spent the first of the week In Salt Lake City. Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Erickson wre very happiiiy surprised when their son Maylon Erickson telephoned from Fort Cer- son. Colorado, to wish his parents "Happy Wedding Anniversary". Maylon also sent his best wishes to everyone at Deseret and said he would see us all at Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Christensen from Salt Lake City, visited over the weekend with Sheldon's parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Christensen. Mr. William Conk from Salt Lake City, spent the weekend at Deseret with his wife and son. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dewsnup spent Monday at Fillmore, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Will-iam B. Mace. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Warner from Salt Lake City visited with friends and relatives Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Hal Wilcken from Roosevelt, visited Tuesday evening and Wednesday Wed-nesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Mace. Mr. Wilcken is a brother to Mrs. Mace. Sill hcrlaiid MHS. HEPER ROSfc Miss Arva Johnson was home for the Thanksgiving holiday. Miss Jerry juhnsoa ea..e down on Friday i to visit with her iainily. Jerry is ' employed at me theatre after ! -scaoui and uus unable to leave on l'iiuisday, however, she was able io remain unt.l Sunday. It seems that Jerry's Thanksgiving dinner was sent to Salt Lake oh Friday but just missed her by a few mom-: ents as the train she was on just leu the sutioii as June, her bro-ui.'., bro-ui.'., iiinveU. Tins really leit June v j.!ueiMy what to do with all that .Uii;ey. Letter (.o.-iiect.uns next I ..ass LeUy Dennett from the Y. i spent Tuanksgiviiig with her par-; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bennett. ! Ginger Cawley from Georgia, and who is attending the Y., visited with Jeneal's folks Thanksgiving. Miss Cawley reports that she knew Kenneth and Delia May, while they j stayed at Georgia during the time Kenneth served with Uncle Sam. Its quite a small world. Miss Ann Henrie spent the weekend week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cutler Henrie. Miss Ruby Phillips 'from Cauda, and also a Y student, accompanied Ann and made her first visit to Sutherland and the adjoining area. . Miss Barbara Parker from Gandy , spent few days with Mr. and Mrs. ' Lyle Morgan and Beverly Ann. Bar-l'bara Bar-l'bara is a granddaughter of the .Morgans and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker, j Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Miller spent the weekend with their parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. Ivo Ogden. Mrs. Miller was the former Miss Ivone Ogden. I Mr. and Mrs. Miller are both at tending the USAC at Logan. Mi. ar.d Mrs. Perry Tippetts and family visited over Sunday with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Tippetts and family and Bishop and Mrs. Tippetts and family. Perry is employed as principal in the High School at Duchesne, Utah. Miss Betty Bunker from Provo, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bunker. Grandpa Ogden was with us again on Sunday. He is still the life of the town. Phillip and Gordon Moody re mained here for Thanksgiving returning to Salt Lake on Sunday. Mr. Em Moody was a visitor in Sutherland on Sunday. Me-ril Johnson snent the holiday with his family, Mr. and Mrs. Les- ter Johnson, and then joined them in an evening of fun on the Ice. The Henrie boys were also show-inc: show-inc: their skill on skates. Mr. ml Mrs. Reid Bunker and Don Bunker were home to help consume the Thanksgiving dinner nrenared for them on Sunday, making two Thanksgiving dinners in a single week. 'Mr pnd Mrs. Ferrell Walker visited visit-ed in I.ynndyl on Sunday evening, to honr the report of Dee Nielson's nission. D?e is a nephew of Hazel's a ron nf Mrs. Eunice Neilson. Mr. and Mrs. Merril Neilson and bahv vinted with their parents, I Mr and Mrs Cutler Henrie. j Mr. and Mrs. Fay De Leeue and , br by from Salt Lake spent Thanks-. Thanks-. "ivin?? with their folks, the Ivo i Oldens. I Mrs. Ann Lyons visited in Suther-I'nnd Suther-I'nnd with her brother and sister, ' vorman and Lizette Erickson. Nor-r-an and Lizette took her back to Salt t i)e on Sunday returning that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington T. Webb pnd 'baby, of Salt Lake City, spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with the'r sister and family, Mau-rine Mau-rine and Rulon Anderson. David, Luauna, I aRue and tiny Bert. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Robinson and , Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hepworth v'sited over the weekend with the Heber Roses. Mr. ?nd Mrs. Kenneth May visi- . ci in Sutherland on Thursday and pte Thanksgiving dinner with their folks. Ice skating rates as a popular festlvitv these days and there are many families taking advantage of their opportunity while there is enough ice. The Sutherland School children are decorating their rooms and get t'nr rendy for the "Back-to-School" night that is coming for their parents par-ents on the evening of December 13. The cooks are planning a holl dav menu for the same occasion. M--S Roberts fourth and fifth rrdes are nrenar'ng a program tn be broadcast over the Cedar City radio station. They have made up their story and are working on the sound effects. Listen for their program pro-gram earlv in December. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Walker ac companied Mr. John Walker and his new wife Emma to Las Vegas. Nevada, last week. They attended the Club, where they feature noted Hollywood stars and also many other stars of song. band. etc. They were privileged to see Elvis Presly and Gloria reported that he has quite a personality. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bunker and family visited with his mother and family over Sunday. The Sunday evening service was conducted by Heber Hose with Bishop Tippetts officiating. The program was given by the Stewart Taylor family, to mark the eve of their departure to California. M.LA. talk was given by Dana Kae Ogden. Poems were given by Larry and Patty Taylor. A vocal solo was sung by Sharrie Steele. "They Found Him In The Temple." Mrs. Taylor gave a retold story and Ora Mae May played "The Holy City" on her Xylophone. The musical numbers were accompanied ty Lynda WI Crj-JT? CIinONICLI THESE WOMEN! By d'Alessio I m n 'Now don't worry about e in sareiy Oak City Mrs. Mae H. Shipley A good program was enjoyed on Sunday evening at sacrament meeting. mee-ting. Elder Lindsey Roundy was the speaker, he has recently returned from his mission labors. His talk was exceptionally interesting. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Alldredge were visitors with Elder Roundy. The choir furnished the music and the prayers were given by Adrian All-dredge All-dredge and Ellis Anderson. Mrs. Hulda Anderson has spent a week in California with her son Merlin, and family. She also spent a few days with her daughter Lena Peterson, and family, at Delta. Mrs. Aretta Peterson visited the past week in Eureka with her sister Margeret and other relatives. Another visitor in Oak City last week was Mrs. Angie Lyman, from Rexburg, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Finlinson. son Garth and Kent and Kaye Finlinson Finlin-son were visitors several days at Whittier, Calif., especially for the Thanksgiving holiday with their children there. Mr. and Mrs. Devon Roper visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roper. Devon is registered for school at Logan A.C. this year. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Prisby and son, visited Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Anderson. Roy and Geniel Martin of Murray, and little sons, visited over the holidays in Oak City. Miss Gene Harris was home from Las Vegas, Nev., where she in teaching school. Miss Velma Harvey and Miss Wilna Wixom of Salt Lake, were Oak City visitors for Thanksgiving. M. J. Roper pnd family have returned re-turned to Oak City for the winter, on tho piano. Mr. Taylor, gave a talk and e :presed his appreciation apprecia-tion for the friendship shown him and his family l:i Sutherland. M". and Mrs. Ralph (Bud) Bas-sett Bas-sett made a trip to Foeatello, Ida., on Friday, where they attended a Kiwanis Convention. They visited witli Ward Petersen, brother of Mrs Bassett, while they were there. The Bassetts returned Sunday. Mrs. Cliff Leavitt and her daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. Betty Jeffery, visited i- Sutherland on Sunday. They came to hear the program given by the Taylors. Little Joyce Watson is staying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan May. Joyce is a daugh ter of Flora May Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jensen have moved into the Herald Petersen home. We are glad to have them with us. On of the most dreaded disease is doubt. Doubt takes on different shapes, to some it comes in the form of doubt'ng their ability tn accomplish things they would like to do. To others it takes the shape of doubting the loyalty of true friends, but the most pitiful of all is the doubt of the existence of God. By the time the Yuletide sea- j son is ushered in let us all cast out this disease, replacing it with faith. TURKEY SHOW DECEMBER 7th end Eth NEWHOUSE HOTEL - - rtah. Thurs. Nov. 29. 19S8. .i -tn... .i - i mm -ti m i mi me. I promise to drive only . tonen I ! I Tlnniiinn On Thanksgiving Fifty-two of the sixty-seven members of the William L. Bunker luniily were present at their Thanksgiving reunion dinner Thursday, Thurs-day, Nov-. 22, at the home of Wayne and Thora Petersen in Hinckley. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Wd'iam L. Bunker, Eulaliau Betty and Leu Wanna Bunker, Lee and Velma Talbot and most of their family, Wayne and Thora Petersen and family, Max and Wanda Bunker, Bun-ker, and most of their family, Delia Rock and son, Vaughn and Vera. Paxnan and family, DaWayne and Beth Kimber and family. Ail of the living children of the Bunker family were present with exception of one daughter, Nola, and her husband, Bill Bolster, stationed stat-ioned in Japan, and their son. Fine Arts Club Is Entertained The Fine Arts Club met Monday night, at dinner at Hatch's City Cafe, and then to the Max Robison home for cards. Present were Arvetta Nickle, Harriet Eliason, Cleo Eliason, Julia Bliss, Clare Stephenson, Evelyn Robinson, Rae Huff, Estelle Gardner, Gard-ner, Melba Jacobson, Mary Moody, Lenore Gardner, Mary Wright and Barbara Ashby. The committe for the party was Evelyn Robison, Arvetta Nickle, Barbara Ashby and Julia Bliss. At cards, high score awards were made by Mary Wright, Lenore Gardner, and Estelle Gardner. from Idaho. We are happy to have them home again. A nice time was had Friday night at the Relief Society Bazaar and supper was served to a large crowd. Many articles were sold at the bazaar. Mrs. Belva Morris and Mrs. Allred were Stake visitors. Mrs. Morris' sister, Bertha and husband, and Harold Morris, were also visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker spent Thanksgiving in Salt Lake with their children. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nielson had their son Robert and family, for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nielson and sons, spent Thanksgiving and the weekend in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Christensen and children spent several days In Blanding last week. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Lovell enjoyed 1 few davs in St. George with 'heir daughter Merlene, and family. Mrs. Vonetta Eradbury and baby, nent the past week in Oak City, with the Thurlow Jacobson family, and to see her new little sister. The Oak City school hald a Thanksgiving program Friday. The parents were guests. Mrs. Paul Wixom from Burley, Idaho, visited several days as guest of Mayvonne Dutson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Olson and Margaret and Larry Densley, were Thanksgiving visitors at the home of Wllford Sheriff. - SALT LAKE CITY |
