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The President, the National Board and the full Methbership of the American Artists ProfessionalLeague wish to express their deepest gratitude to Union Carbide Corporation for their many courtesies andgenerosity in making this Exhibition possible.

PURPOSES and OBJECTIVESof the

AMERICAN ARTISTS PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE

To adrance the cause of fine arts in America, through thepromotion of high standards of beauty, integrity and cra[fts-manship in painting, sculpture and the graphic arts.

To emphasize the inportance of order and coherent communi-cation as prime requisites of works of' art through exhibitionsand publications.

President............................................ FRANKC. WRIGHT

First Vice President................................. MICHAEL WERBOFF

Second Vice President................................. ANGELO JOHN GRADO

Third Vice President............................... PETER A. MATULAVAGE

Vice President& Chairman Chapter Committee

Vice President& Treasurer........

MIRIAM Y. BURRILL

MILDRED STARRS

Vice President&Assistant Treasurer............................... KATHERINE THAYER HOBSON

GeneralCounse1................................ JOHN S. DOLE

Assistant Counsel.............................. MICHAEL J. HUGHES

Recording Secretary........................................... pATRICIASPROUIjS

DirectorsGRACE BOGERTGRANVILLE W. CARTER, N.A.JOHN DAMRON

LOTTIE MEYER CATOKRAYMOND GOLDBERGJOHN HINES

AMANDA VAN DER VOORT

Chairman Committee on Prints...........................................GRACE A. ALBEE, N.A. .

Chairman'Technical Committee............. DR. ROBERT L. FELLER

OUR FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY

In this, our 50th year, it is appropriate that we review, briefly, where we have been`and give thought tO Where We are going.

In the 1920,s a group of celebrated artists decided to organize for the Protection Of the interests Of artists. The standardizationof the quality of artists, pigments, the promotion ofhigh standards ofartistic performance, integrity and craftsmanship were amongthe original purposes. The majority of this Committee were member's of the National Academy of Design, the Salmagundi Cluband the Society of Illustrators.

charles Dana Gibson was the first Committee Chairman. Out of this effort the American Artists Professional League wasestablished, in 1928. F. Ballard Williams was the first President, Wilford Conrow first Secretary, and Godron Grant, Treasurer.Among other founders of equal eminence were Hobart Nichols, Bruce Crane, Howland Blashfield, J. Scott Williams, AbbottGraves, Orlando Rowland and Albert T. Reid.

Through Albert Reid,s effort it became government POliCy that Official Washington portraits be executed by American artistsonly. wilford Conrow,s specialty was pigments. and their physical Purity. Through him a grant was 'obtained from the Carneglecorporation Endowment Fund for color pigment research. Dr. Martin Fischer undertook the work at the University of Cincinatti.It was completed in 1932 and AAPL became the authority on artists, PigmentS, and Was largely instrumental in Securing U.S.Bureau of Standards original set of government SPOnSOred Standards for artists, COlors. These standards were updated in 1962,and are now in process of being updated again to include acrylic and the newer materials, in cooperation With the Inter-SocietyColor Council, which AAPL joined about l940. I

In 1930 AAPL founded American Art Week, and sponsored its observance nationally during the first Week in November.Rising costs and diminishing funds necessitated its discontinuance in the early ,70,s. Proclamations by Governors and Mayorsattested to the program,s desirability and success. In the words of President Eisenhower, in a telegram to the League in 1959,

ccAmerican Art Week invites the attention of our people to the heritage and vigor of creative America. We are

grateful for American artists who have achieved. success- in the Past, and We are appreciative Of their efforts in thepresent day. Their works contribute much to our Capacities tO See, tO understand, and tO enjoy the wonders Ofthis world and the human spirit."

In 1964 AAPL organized the Council of American Artists Societies, which is an affiliation of some 100 artists societies, fromcoast to coast, whose aims and purposes are the same as ours - the enrichment of our culture through the upholding oftraditional standards.

In 1973, after we had requested exemption of white le;d Paints intended for use by artists from the Pending ban On homepaints containing lead, on the grounds that they were indispensable, and did not constitute a danger to Children, we were notifiedby the consumer product commission that the exemption had been granted, and the notice published in the Federal Registerin October.

For many years the AAPL has led the movement for fair treatment Of traditional art, in an era during which extremes, fads,shocks, and abstractions have been getting the lion,s share of government sponsorship, grants of the public's money, andcommercial promotion. - I I

official exhibitions of ccAmerican Arr sent abroad have been almost totally a-_ominated by extremes ofvarious ,,schools,, Whichwere neither fully nor truly representative of contemporary art in tffiS country, and did not Create a true and favorable imageof American culture. ..

AAPL has ,raised official objection tO this Practice at the highest level Of government, at the White House, befor.e Senatecommittees, through lectures, radio broadcasts, TV appearances, and in publications. At last this campaign is breanng fruit.Even those galleries, museums and Critics, Which have been foremost in embracing the..absurd,, are now turning tO..realism,naturalism", etc.

we are grateful to those of our Officers, Directors and members who have given exhausting hours Of PreCiSiOuS time,self-sacrificing devotion and commitment to this cause.

The public preference for beauty' meaning and reality Can now be found in Paintings and SCulPture Which enrich andenhance life.

This, after all, is the purpose of art. IFranc C. Wright

AMERICAN ARTISTS- PROFESSIONAL LEAGUEFOUNDED 1928

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9 AM to 4 PM MONDAY ® FRIDAYCLOSED SATURDAY and SUNDAY

1928 FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY 1978

GRAND NATIONALMICHAEL J. HUGHES, Exfoz.bz.rz.o72 Cfeczz.rmtz7Z

JURY of SELECTIONTHE NATIONAL BOARD OF A.A.P.L.

WILL SERVE AS THE JURY OF SELECTION

JURY OF AWARDSOIL AND POLYMER PAINTINGS

George Cheropov IRaul Mina-Mora

Henry Gasser, Chairman

\VATERCOLORS

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Louis Bonamarte; Cfeczz.rmcz#

SCULPTURE

Helen HaasJohn Terken

Marilyn Newmark, Cfeczz.rJ7?CZre

PRINTS, DRAWINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, PASTELS

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MEMBERS OF THE JURY OF AWARDS ARE NOT IN COMPETITION

47TH STREETat PARK AVENUE UNION CARBIDE GALLERY NEW YORK CITY

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GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION AWARDS 1978\NEWINGTON AWARD, best painting, any medium, Don Miles,.6Selling the Catch" - #7050th Anniversary, Still life, any medium, Joe Hing Lowe, 66Vases and Money Tree" - #6450th Anniversary, Landscape, any medium, Ferdinand R. Petrie, ¬6Blairstown Approach" - #l4850th Anniversary, Portrait, any medium, Gary David Hoffman, 6Tortrait of Kathleen" - #47

OIL & POLYMER PAINTINGS

A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL, Bernard Corey, 66Along the Mohawk Trail'' - #13CLAUDE PARSONS MEMORIAL AWARD, Norma W. Dodson, 6Winte'r Retreat" - #23THE PRESIDENT'S AWARD, Ramon Froman, cThe Gourd Dancer" - #35MARGARET FERNALD DOLE MEMORIAL AWARD, Annette Adrian Hanna, a.Bonnie J." - #43A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Ralph Ortiz, 6¬White Water"_ - #74A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Frank Mason, N.A., 66Little Italy" - #67M. GRUMBACHER CASH AWARD, Lee M..Loeb, 66South Street'' - #63HONORABLE MENTION, Arthur Upelnieks, ¬6Coast of Maine" - #99

WATERCOLORSA.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL, Tom Nicholas, N.A., 6Tassing Shadows, St. Ives" - #144A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD,_Nathalie J. Nordstrand, '.Winter White'' - #145couNCIL oF AMERICAN ARTIST SOCIETIES AWARD, Mildred Sands Kratz, 66AI Fama IP -#136WINSOR a NEWTON AWARD, Marion Brown, 6CIrish Cottage" - #113A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Jahe Carlson, 6¬Survivar - #116HONORABLE MENTION, Joan Rudman, ¬6Gathering Clouds" - #151

PRINTS, DRAWINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, PAST-ELS

A.A.P.L.- GOLD MEDAL, Alderson Magee, ccJumping Mallard% - #l71A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Angelo John Grado, 6.The Little Mother - #169A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Frank E. Zuccarelli, 66Autumn Marshland" - #l80A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, Edith Goetz, 6CComposition" - #l66PASTEL SOCIETY OF AMERICAN-PLAQUE, Lorraine Grace,.,R6pose" - #168HONORABLE MENTION, Rostislav Sazonov, 6CConnecticut Tree" - #173

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SCULPTUREA.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL, Granville- W. Carter, N.A., 6¬Charles A. Lindb-erg" - #184COUNCIL OF AMERICAN ARTIST SOCIETIES AWARD, Lucille C. Hampton,¬TheRapture"-#187ANNA HYATT HUNTINGTON MEMORIAL AWARD, Agop Agopoff, N.A., ¬'Golden Brian" - #l81JOHN T. GIBALA MEMORIAL AWARD, William Byford-Brown, c¬Macaques" - #182A.A.P.L. CASH AWARD, John Calabro, 66George Bernard Shaw" - #183 i

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Hon- James ForrestaI,Late Secretary of the Navy, U-S.A.ForrestaI LibraryJ Princeton

MICHAEL WERBOFFWilliam Church Osborn

past pr-esident ofMetropolitan Museum of Art

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RAUL MINA-MORA

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DORISE OLSON MINA-MOF]A

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AWARDSBEST PAINTING IN SHOW _ ANY MEDIUM

NEWINGTON PRIZE - $1,00050th ANNIVERSARY AWARD - STILL LIF'E

any medium - $10050th ANNIVERSARY AWARD - LANDSCAPE

OR MARINE - any medium - $10050th ANNIVERSARY AWARD - PORTRAIT

any medium - $100

SCULPTUREA.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL

COUNCIL OF` AMERICAN ARTISTSOCIETIES AWARD - $250

ANNA HYAIT HUNTINGTONMEMORIAL AWARD - $100

A.A.P.L. AWARD - $100

JOHN T. GIBALA MEMORIAL AWARD - $50HONORABLE MENTION

OILS a POIJYMERSA.A.P.L. GOLD MEDAL

CLAUDE PARSONS MEMORIAL AWARDLANDSCAPE - $250

THE PRESIDENT,S AWARD - $100MARGARET F'ERNALD DOLE

MEMORIAL AWARD - $100A.A.P.L. AWARD - $100A.A.P.L. AWARD - $50

M. GRUMBACHER AWARD - $100HONORABLE MENTION

WATERCOLORSA.A.P.L. GOLD MEDALA.A.P.L. AWARD - $100

COUNCIL OF' AMERICAN ARTISTSOCIETIES AWARD - $100

A.A.P.L. AWARD - $50WINSOR a NEWTON AWARD

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A.A.P.L. GOLD MEDALA.A.P.L. AWARD - $100

PASTEL SOCIETY OF AMERICAPLAQUE FOR PASTELA.A.P.L. AWARD - $50A.A.P.L. AWARD - $25HONORABLE MENTION

OIL a POLYMER PAINTINGSNo. Artist1. JAN ANTONIDES2. GRACE BAKER3. GEORGIE READ BARTON .4. HARRY L. BARTON5. RO-BEET C. BENHAM6. GRACE BOGART7. WILLIAM J. BURNS8. MIRIAM Y. BURRILL9. CAPT. WM[. H. BURRILL

10. VARY CANAR[NAll. ANDREA MAR[O CELLA12. MARJORIE CLOSE13. BEENARD COREY14. MARY ANNA GOETZ COX15. RAY CROSBY16. CHARLES P. CROSS17. CHARLOTTE DeCOZEN18. HELEN DeCOZEN19. RITA DeLELL[S20. PAUL DeLORENZO21. ROGER DEERING22. ROBERT DOARES23. NORIA W. DODSON24. RUTH DORN25. NORMA E. DORNEY26. RUTH DUNCAN27. THOMAS R. DUNLAY28. ALEX DZIGURSKI29. EILEEN ELLIOTT30. EUGENIA ERRS31. LEN a. EVERETT32. JACK FARAGASSO33. LILLIAN FENDROCK34. TOBY F'LUEK35. RAMON FROMAN36. CLIFFORD N. GEARY37. CHARLES J. GERHART38. PETER GIAQUINTO39. VIRGINIA GOLDBERG40. BATH-SHEBA GOLDSZER41. MITZI VALENTINE COWARD42. JACQUIE GRAY43. ANNEITE ADRIAN HANN A44. GENE HEBEL

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January ThawSankety BluffPortrait of KathleenHungry HorsesRuth}s PeoniesAllamuchyOn the Window SillGloucester DocksCroucher,s F'1owersHay Fields of IrelandGoffle BrookFall BouquetAttic TreasuresApplesAlbert Dobrantz - Truck GarderTerritorial LawWonanBrooklyn BridgeSouth StreetVases and Money TreeMisty MornLast Train ,Through McKeesport, Pa.Little ItalyCompanionsStill Life ,Selling the CatchThe Lacemaker ,Indian Man and ChildMisty MomingWhite WaterTexas HomesteadLady LindaSummer-timeMorning Skyline, BostonThe Antwerp AttickKathyMy Mother,s ChinaWinter ThawHollyWinter StreamFirst Day of SpringSangriaCentury Old Cloth and StatueThe Wise Three

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100. F'RANK VAN STEEN101. DOROTHY WARREN102. MICHAEL A. WERBOF'F103. JARVIS WILCOX104. CARL WUERMER105. BERNICE WURST105A. GEORGE CHEREPOV

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JOHN DAMRONPAT DAVIDSONRITA DUISELIZABETH ELBERGGEORGE A. FISHSOUTHWORTH FISHERSTEPHEN FUGATE

Pickin, WeedsEast Meets WestMemorabiliaMoonlit CoastMan TalkThera-SantoriniOn the AmberjackThe Old TelephonePortrait of Lane HanfordEastport, MaineCoast of MaineThe StudentGolden MomentsPoet Marianne MooreAnemoniesWinter SilenceHills of CalifonBirches in Autumn

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WATER COLORSTitleNatures BeautyConversation of Events PastRest and RepairOn Railroad StreetMohegan IThe Net MenderEmperial CrownInlet IVAI Fama IIRockport, Mass.Loading Canal BoatsSarah FreemanTwilight LimitedCat-tailsWinter MarshesSpanish Wind MillPassing Shadows, St. IvesWinter WhiteLa LibertadThe Fair CommitteeBlairstown ApproachMadrid, New MexicoThe SargeantGathering CloudsUnder the WharfOcean ViewHelp Him, AeltjeSpringHarvey,s MillBlossomsPennsylvania QuarryThe Fallen BirchOf Cabbages and KingsFrom Brooklyn Botanic GardenSpringtime ShadowsLand LegsValorieBrown and Yellow

PRINTS, DRAWINGS, LITHOGRAPHS a PASTELS163. PERRY ALLEY Hilltop Silhouette164. RICHARD A. BOTTO Skipper165. F`LORA B. GIFF`UNI The Red Ribbon

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SUSAN SYKESVICTOR a. WESTMANFRANK C. WRIGHTRHODA YANOWFRANK E. ZUCCARELLI

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AGOP AcoPOFFPERRY ALLEYJAN ANTONIDESPHIL AUSTINELINORE BACHMANGRACE BAKERLYLE V. BALLGEORGIE READ BARTONHARRY L. BARTONROBERT C. BENHAMCAROL BERMELA.E. BOEDEKERGRACE BOGERTRICHARD A. BOTTOPATRICK a. BRANNIGANEDWARD BRENNANMARION B. BROWNREYNOLD BROENWILLIAM J. BURNSMI.RIAM Y. BURRILLCAPT. WILLIAM H. BURRILLWILLIAM BYFORD-BROWNJOHN CALABROMARY CANARINAEVELYN V. CARLSONJANE CARLSONGRANVILLE W. CARTERL orTIE MEYER CATOKANDREA MARIO CELLAELISABETH CORDON CHANDLERMARJORIE CLOSEBERNARD COREYARLENE CORNELLMARY ANNA GOETZ COXTERENCE COYLERAY CROSBYCHARLES P. CROSSNEVA CURRYJOHN C. DAMRONPAT DAVIDSONCHARLOTTE DeCOZENHELEN DeCOZENRITA DeLELLISPAUL DeLORENZOROGER DEERING

summit Drive, Denville, N.I. 0783451 Post Street, Yonkers, N.Y. 1070584 Glenmere Terr., Mahwah, N.J. 07430Rt..#1, Box 305, Ellison Bay' Wig. 542102 Montague Terr., Brooklyn Heights, N.Y. 11201Box 2962, 1324 Richmond Rd., Wi11iamsburg' Va. 23185181 Bert Harte, ,Reno, Nev. 895093 Hillside Ave., Summerside, P.E.I. Canada CIN 4H340-14 Utopia Pkwy.' Flushing' N.Y. 113584 Harbor Road, Gloucester, Mass. 0193037 Glenside Road, South Orange, N.J. 070792965 Silver Lake Blvd., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44224134 Reldyes Ave., Leonia, N.I. 07605138 Union Place, Ridgefield Park, N.I. 0766O38 Tuxedo Dr., Wayne, N.I. 07470505 E. 82nd St., New York, N.Y. 1002818 Nassau Ave., F'reeport, N.Y. 11520484O No. Live Oak Cyn Rd., Li Verne, Ca. 917503 Ridge Place, Ringwood, N.J. 07456411 Bloomfield Ave., Verona, N.J. 07O44411 Bloomfield Ave., Verona, N.J. 0704469 Park Ave., Bronxville, N.Y. 10708207 Campora Dr., Northvale, N.J. 0764736 Verdi Ave., Tuckhoe, N.Y. 10707185 Mountain Ave., Arlington, Mass. 0217481 Park Ave., Bronxville, N.J. 10708625 Portland Ave., Baldwin, N.Y. 1151045 Mayfair Drive, Longmeadow, Mass. 01106224 91 St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209Mill Pond Lane, Old Lyme, Conn. 0637150 Beachmont Dr., San Francisco, Ca. 94132199 Main St., South Grafton, Mass. 015601 Beach 105th St., Rockaway Park, N.Y. 11694693 loth St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215305 E. 72nd St., NewYork, N.Y. 10021620 Harold St., Mamaroneck, N.Y. 10543421 E. Live Oak, Sam Gabriel, Ca. 9177615 Linden St., Wakefield, Mass. 02176742 Sterling Dr., Orange, N.J. 07050538 Canal Rd., Siesta Key, Sarasota, F'1a. 33581118 E. 60th St., New York, N.Y. 10021118 E. 60th St., New York, N.Y. 1002160 Kirby Close, Yorktown Heights, N.Y. 10598725 The Plain Rd., Westbury, N.Y. 11590ocean Ave., at Elm St., Kennebunkport, Me. 04046

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NameGRACE DITZIONROBERT DOARESNORMA W. DODSONRUTH DORNNORMA E. DORNEYRITA DUISRUTH DUNCANTHOMAS R. DUNLAYALEX DZIGURSKIELIZABETH ELBERGEILEEN ELLIOTTEUGENIA ERESLEN a. EVERETTJ ACK F'ARAGASSOLILLIAN FENDROCKGEORGE A. FISHSOUTHWORTH FISHERTOBY FLUEKRAMON FROMANSTEPHEN F'UGATEWILLIAM H. GALEHENRY GASSERCLIF'FORD N. GEARYCHARLES J. GERHARTPETER GIAQUINTOFLORA B. GIFFUNINEWELL GILESEDITH GOETZRAYMOND R. CroLDBERGVIRGINIA GOLDBERGBATH-SHEBA GOLDSZERDOROTHY GORMANCLEM BOUVEIAMITZI VALENTINE COWARDLORRAINE GRACEANGELO JOHN GRADOJACQUIE GRAYLUCILLE C. HAMPTONANNETTE ADRIAN HANNAPAT HARRISONJAMES M. HAUGHEYGENE HEBELARTHUR HENDERSONJOHN HINESKATHERINE THAYER HOBSONINGRID HOFER

Address3635 Johnson Ave., New York, N.Y. 10463300 N. Fulton St., Salisbury, N.C. 2814449 Sherwood Dr., Hillsdale, N.J. 976426316 Strickland Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234RF'D Sea Road, Kennebunk, Me. 04043207 E. 74th St., New York, N.Y. 100211511 Fulton Ave., San Antonio, Tx. 7820130 Ipswich St., Boston, Mass. 022151141 Lincoln Dr., Mountain View, Ca. 9404029 E. 29th St., NewYork, N.Y. 10016459 Ridgefield Road, Wilton, Conn. 0689784-21 108th St., ,Richmond Hill, N.Y. 11418150 E. 27th St., New York, N.Y. 10016340 E. 55th St., New York, N.Y. 10022236 Hope Street, Ridgewood, N.J. 07450281 Oak Ave., ,River Edge, N.J. 0766179 Central Parkway, Merrick, N.Y. 1156660-10 47 Ave., Woodside, N.Y. 113778483 Stults Rd., ,Dallas, Tx. 7524336 Laurel Hill Rd., Crugers, N.Y. 10521Box 156 Hunting Lane, Wilbraham, Mass. 01905654 Varsity Rd., So. Orange, N.J. 0707920-26 47th St., Astoria, N.Y. 1110552 Clark St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 1120122 Brittany Ct.,I Northport, N.Y. 11768180-16 Dalny Rd., Jamaica, N.Y. 114323 Old Wagon Rd., Old Greenwich, Conn. 06870800 N. E. 21, Oklahoma City, Okla. 73105126 Princeton Rd., Rockville Centre, N.Y. 11570126 Princeton Rd., Rockville Centre, N.Y. 1157046-10 61st St., ,Woodside, N.Y. 11377RD 1 Box 29, Ebensburg, Pa. 15931RD 2 Box 118B, Fraleigh Lane, Red Hook, N.Y. 12571RD 3 Box 430, Vergennes, Vt. 0549114 E. goth St., New York, N.Y. 1OO28641-46 St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11220320 Riverside Dr., New York, N.Y. 100251763 Second Ave., New York, N.Y. 10028ll N. Glen Rd., Mountain Lakes, N.J. 07046ll Juniper Hill Rd., N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. 871222205 Tree Lane, Billings, Mon. 5910270-16 65th Place, Glendale, N.Y. 11227ll Richard C. Brown Dr., Stony Point, N.Y. 1098010 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10O1627 West 67th St., New York, N.Y. 10023140 Tonnancour P1., Grosse Pte. Farms, Mi. 48236

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GARY DAVID HOFFMANARTHUR HOOTONRUTH HOWELLF'RANCES WESTON HOYTSUSANNE HURTFRANK JENNINGSJACK JONESBETTY KAYTESR. CLAY KENTDORIS KERSTINGHENRY KETrING-OLIVIERMARILYN KETTLERA.E. LABUTIS KLUEROBERT C. KNUTSONGARY L. KOLTERALEXANDER I. KOZLOFFMILDRED SANDS KRATZPATRICK LAWLORWILLIAM LAWRENCESAMUEL LEITMANNAT LEWISJANET LOEBL.EE M. LOEBJOE HING LOWEMARY LUTHROBERT D. MacGILLISJEFF MADDENALDERSON MAGEELARRY R. MALLORYBRUNO MANKOWSKIFRANK MASONLONNIE MASONPETER MATULAVAGESALPI MAVIANDON MILESDREW MILLERDORIS OLSON MINA-MORAHAUL MINA-MORAVICTOR J. MINCIELIGEORGIA W. MITCHAMBRUCE K. MITCHELLTOM NICHOLASCARRY BOONE NELSONNATHALIE J. NORDSTRANDOLAF' OLOFFSON

1228 Lakepointe, Grosse Pointe Park, Mi. 4823048 Hay6stown Rd., Danbury, Conn. 16810320 W. Oak St.,.Ramsey, N.J. 0744660 Eagle Rock Way, Montclair, N.I. 07042299 Riverside Drive, New York, N.Y. 1002512710 S.W. 17th Terrace, Miami, Fla. 33175252 Newbury St., Peabody, Mass. 01960308 Crescent Dr., ,Franklin Lakes, N.J. 07417P.O. Box 577, Palm Bay, Fla. 32905483 Beverly Rd., Ridgewood, N.I. 07450834 Flower Ave., Venice, Ca. 90291440 E. 79th St., New York, N.Y. 100214995 Henry Hudson Pky., Bronx, N.Y..104713 Sunfish Lane, St. Paul, Minn. 55118Box 378, Black Canyon Stage, Phoenix, Ariz..850202234 Bay 22nd St., Brooklyn; N.Y. 11214C-6 Maple Gardens, Mineral St., Pottstown, Pa. 19464149-21 41 Ave., Flushing, N.Y. 11355152 W. 42nd St., New York, N.Y. 1003631-22 56th St., Woodside, N.Y. 1137751 Overlook Rd., Caldwell, N.J-. 070063634 Seventh Ave., Sam Di6go, Ca. 9210339-62 50th St., Woodside, N.Y. 11377147-15 84 Dr.,.Briarwood, N.Y, 1143522 Cambridge P1., Glen Rock, N.I. 0745296 School St., Groton, Conn. 063401043 Porter St., McKeesport, Pa. 15132Toad Hall, Sharon, Conn. 06069RD 1, Glen Campbell, Pa. 157422231 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10024385 Broome St., New York, N.Y. 100135303 27th St., Lubbock, Tx. 79407340 E. 55th St., New York, N.Y. 10022435 E. 57th St., New York, N.Y. 100223735 Denair St., Pasadena, Ca. 91107Rt. 24 Box 57, Bailey Island, Me. 0400387 Central Blvd., Oakdale, N.Y. 1176987 Central Blvd., Box 256, Oak Dale, N.Y. 117691331 Greenwood Lake Tpke., Hewitt, N.I. 07421RD 2, Middlebury, Vt. 05753Kenne, N.Y. 129427 wildon Heights, Rockport, Mass. 01966282 Douglas Rd., ,Staten Island, N.Y. 10304384 F'ranklin St., Reading, Mass. 0186735-33 83rd St., Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11372

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MAUDE OLSENLEILA BRASHEAR ORBRALPH ORTIZMARGUERITE S. PEARSONFERDINAND R. PETRIEEVELYN J. PICKINGCARLTON PLUMMERERNEST PRINCIPATOANNE RATKOWSKI-WAGNERARTHUR S. RAYMONDSTEVEN RETTEGIIRENE BOTHGLORIA-ANN ROVELSTADDONALD RUBINJOAN RUDMANROSTISLAV SAZONOVF'REDERICK SCHMIDTGEORGE R. SCHNEIDERRAY SCHRYVERGEORGE SCHWACHADOROTHY CARNINE SCOTTMARY SEARSELAINE SGAMBATITARAS SHUMYLOWYCHCAROL SKUTNIKPAT SMOOTFRANK SOLTESZPATRICIA M. SPROULSWILLIAM LEON STACKSMILDRED STARESPAULINE STECHERROBERT A. STEEDMANMICHAEL N. STELZERRUTH ROLSTON STEVENSONDOROTHY S. STEWARTLUCILLE T. STILLMANH. KURT STOESSELSHERRY ST. RENZSUSAN SWARTZSUSAN SYKESDOROTHY J. TEICHMANJOHN TERKENROBERTA THRESHERMARY KEIM TIETZEH. EDNA T. TOMPKINS

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