1950

A mystery! The editor forwarded a card received by the Alumni Magazine that said, in exquisitely bad handwriting: “Judge, North County Municipal of San Diego County, Calif. Stop in when you’re in town i.e. San Diego or Los Angeles (a phone number). Luther L. Leeger ’50.” At least I think that’s what it said. I can- not find any mention of Luther L. Leeger in any of my resources. Luther, if you’re out there, my apologies. If not, can anyone shed any fight?

Mike, my third-grader grandson, announced to his mother one morning that he knew there was no tooth fairy. “How come?” Peggy asked. He told her that he had lost a tooth the day before, didn’t tell his mom or dad, and put it under his pillow. This morning the tooth was still there. There’s no particular moral to this story. But, for those of you who can still remem- ber that far back, I wrote a year ago that I might have to resort to filling this space with grand- children stories.

How about sending me a Chanukah or Christmas card? Your wife already bought them, and all it will cost you is a 29-cent stamp. If you can’t think of anything else to say, tell me about your grandchildren.

Now, about the twins, Elizabeth and Erika ... but seriously, have a HAPPY HOLIDAY!

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