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Congratulations to I.M. Sulzbacher, known as "Mr. Dartmouth" in jacksonville, Fla., where for decades he has been one of the city's leading citizens. His latest honor is to have had a new homeless shelter named for him, as a result of his work in that area and his service to the community.

While Sigrid Raphael had a quiet summer, she was expecting plenty of action when her daughters and their children, ranging in age from 1 1/2 to 15, arrived for the last two weeks in August.

Al and Lee Hine report a good but short visit from Jane Daniells during the early summer and planned to get together again later in the year. Al said that Jane looks great, and a delight to see. Bob andEleanor Balgley have moved their summer residence from Bloomfield, Conn., to 75 Birch Lane, Wayne, N.J., to be closer to children and grandchildren in northern New Jersey. Also, as of June 2, 1995, George Engel, M.D., has moved to a retirement community, The 100 Hahnemann Trail, Pittsford, NY 14534.

A note from Em Day, saying some nice things about The Good Class Like every good ball club, we have a stellar bench!"

Bill and Irja Wilson enjoyed their visit with Karl and Toni Weber at the Webers' summer place in Maine then had lunch together at Kendal when the Webers were in Hanover for Alumni College. That summer address is P.O. Box 114, Sunset, ME 04683.

Sol and Barbara Jacobson have had an enjoyable summer at their camp, ten miles down the lake from Long Lake Village, in the high peak areas of the Adirondacks of New York State.

And Arne Yensen certainly keeps himself busy. In early July he drove to his farm in East Illinois,'where he found his crop late, due to the wet spring. Then he headed north to Madison, Wise., to attend an Elderhostel series at Edgewood College: The history of science from Aristotle through Newton; a review of grand opera from 1600-on; and the late 19th-century literary giants Thoreau, Emerson, Hawthorne, and Whitman. Wow!

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