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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31
SIMPLE EASTER 0
FOR WIFE

WASHINGTON, March 30.-LP
Mrs. Herbert Hoover and the
wives of the cabinet members will
spend Easter in the simplest
fashion-not one of them possess
ed of a special Easter frock.
Mrs. Hoover planned to attend
church as usual, and possibly 70
drive into the country with Mr.
Hoover during the afternoon.
She will wear something woolv,"
one of her secretaries said, and this
costume probably will not be new.
The Easter spirit Is visible in the
White House, however, in flowers
frsSn friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31
REBELS NEAR JIMINEZ
IN STRONG

JOAREZ, CHIHUAHUA, Mexico.
March 30.-P-Military maneuvers
foTeShadowing a decisive battle in
the mountains of southern Chihua-
hua, continued today with revolu-
tlonary forces fortified in strategic
positions in the vicinity of their
stronghold at Jimenez, while the
federal army waited for reinforce
mentS at Escalon. The two armies
were about IL miles apart.
Aerial Sorties were used bv the
rival camps and one federal air.
plane reported shot down. Several
government planes attacked the
rebel base yesterday, dropping
bombs which caused the death of
a number of soldiers and civilians.
The vanguard Of the insurgent
forces of Gen. Jose Gonzlo Esco-
bar, rebel commander-in-chief. adj
vanced southwark today as far as
ASunzolo, near Escalon, which is
ABOUT 80 miles from Jimenez. At
this point Escobar ordered the adj
vance halted. The federal armv
headed by Gen. Juan Andreau Al
mazan, marked time in EscaIon
awaiting reinforcements before at
tempting to continue the northward
drive, it was announced at reyolu-
tlonary headquarters.
Near the airport, stationed a mile
from the international line and
ABOUT three miles east of Naco.
Ariz., Generals Lucas Gonzales and
Augustine Olachea, federal com
manderS, gaZed constantly through
field glasses at the enemy's post.
Federals Entrenched
Visitors were not welcomed at the
airport and were told bluntly that
they had best leave-and quickly.
Communication trenches were be-
ing hastily constructed within the
federal entertainments and the 81
machine guns which encircle the
town were tested repeatedly. A 81
| millimptpr C,,p with q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31

supply of solid shot and shells COM
manded the railroad approach.
Other sectors Of Sonora were
quiet. AT Nogales. an American
aviator flying for the Mexican rebels
crashed, damaging his plane and
slightly injuring himelf and his pas
sengers.
Francisco Borquez, rebel COM
mander at Nogales, predicted a
battle at Naco by tomorrow and
General Manuel Aguirre, returning
from the Mazatlan sector, left i'm
mediately to join General FauSto
Topete, in command of the impend-
ing rebel attack on Naco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31
BATTLE IN
CHIHUAHUA REPORTED

MEXICO CITY, March 30.-(P)-
National headquarters tonight an
nounced that many rebels were
killed and wounded" in a cavalry
engagement near Corralitos. south
Of Jiminez. The rebel horsemen
were said to have been driven back
toward their main army.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31
PALMEZ TEAM PLAYS
LOS FRESNOS d

The Palmer baseball team will
play it's first game Of the season
at $50 D.. m. Sunday at the new
field north of the Palm Court tour
ist camp, with Los FresnoS as the
opposition.
Batteries: Palmer, Martin land
Moreno; Los Fresnos, Kastick end
Moore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31
NEW GAS LINE

DALLAS, March 3O.-P)-A new
gas pipe line will be laid from
Gainesville through parts Of Cooke
and Montague to serve Linsay,
Myra, Muenster and St. Joe, the
Lone Star Gas company announced
TODAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31

needs, viz: the right location at the price
they can afford to pay. No waste of
time; no physical exeftion or worry.
No "For Rent" sign could reach these
people-no sign ever reached $4,000 peo-
pie a night. You'll want to have your ad
where they look, and a phone call to
phone No. s will put it there. Rent today.
Consider the money lost in an idle room.
Figure it out for yourself in the chart be-
low!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31

Every day young NEE and women come
to the Valley to work-1ured by the
great opportunities. They are going
to make their home here. Of course,
their first problem, common to all, is a
room-a pleasant room-a room that can
be called home.
Today, these newcomers will sit down
with a Herald, a pencil, and a phone.
They will read the Rent Room ads and
select the one, or several, that fit their
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-05-24

Polling oupid-an arrow escape.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-05-24

It's said That the future skyscrapef
viii be almost one huge window with
glass floors and glass ceilings.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-05-24
The Blade OF Picardy
By Fred Mclaughlin
sMermca Service

-Valiant service, senor," she said
softly. lis a great jewel | think J.
rather like your great-grandfather."
But IL was my very earnest desire
TO get back 70 Lopez, whose dual posi-
ton as virtual chief of staff under
Macmillan and persona grata In the
house OF Arrellanos BODIED i'll for one
or the other. How long, senorita.
have you known Miguel LopezT
Now her startled eyes sought my
face. "Since | was child. senior; be
worked many years for my father,
managing several of his ventures"
Does ii not seem strange TO you.
senorita, that Miguel Lopez, standing
high in the estimation of his majesty
could not save your fatherf"
-He tried. senor-and failed He
was heartbroken."
Explaining the perfidy OF Colonei
Lopez could only have added TO her
unhappiness. With her father re
moved, Lopez doubtless imagined thar
tered by himself-might throw her
into his arms To me the plan was
very simple, yet | knew that, to ex-
plain ii TO La Anita, would-because
of her incredulity-be a thing of vast
difficulty.
You are silent, senior; and you
promised TO tell me about those
bruises on your face-and the fists of
Morelos. Do you remember?"
Now | looked deep into the clear
amber eyes and found a frank
friendliness- | longed to take her in
close. passionate embrace, to crush
the dainty mouth with kisses, to
breathe the fragrance of her hair
again.
~You trust me, is 1t not so. Sc
uorita?"
I'm very truth, senior; for, though
you serve his majesty, | find in you
very gallant gentleman"
'And if tell you things, which, re-
peated. might endanger me-Y
mo harm shall come to you
through me, senOr." She thought a
moment. then urged gently: AS you
rode this afternoon from Cuerna-
vaca
II must go farther back than that"
said |, ''for | have ridden three horses
over seventy miles today. | started
when the day was young, and began
my journey under most propitious
circumstances. for General Benito
Juarez saw me off and wished me
GOdspeed on my trip"
She laughed lightly. Zone cannot
help but like you, Monsieur de vigny.
for drOllness is a gift of the gods r.
''Yef we stood under a briIIianr
moon. my lady. and he took my hand
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-05-24

my Cousin Attacked You, Senor2"
and offered up fervent wish that
the star of my luck might shine upon
me always"
Her sweet eyes searched my face
earnestly. -Por Dios," she whispered.
-he did, for can read your face.
senior, and no guile is there"
There will never be-for you
senorita."
She spoke breathlessly: But be
could not have KNOWN
Naturally. General Juarez and
your most able and justly famous
uncle, General Escobedo, listened 70
me while I advised them that an at
tack upon Cuernavaca at this time
would put the revolutionary cause in
grave danger. Acting upon my adj
vice. Juarez decided to postpone the
attack"
She thought long moment. | had
TO give her credit for more than aver.
age intelligence Then captain, you
did not have smallpox
~, SChOiNSo- SSiu a vast
in my very soul: Il wish | had died
of it,"
And I called" she murmured.
hint of tears iD her eyes; called at
your quarters to know how you were !:
called because you had shown your
self 10 be man of high courage, and
OF understanding; called TO show you
that | was sorry for the trick nv
cousin bad played upon you" She
drew in deep sigh Life is-diffi-
cult: is il not so? Cannot you see
how such thing would hurt me! We
are proud, we"
Il am sorry; wish I could think
OF something 10 say. Do you imagine
| find life simple. my iady7 My life
and my service belong 10 the EN-
peror; for myself 1 have only dreams
dreams in which I have placed upon
a pedestal for my worship q SWEEP
slim goddess with halo Of hair the
color Of desert smoke. with an ex.
quisite face OF matchiess purity. and
limpid amber eyes 10 the immeasur-
able depths of which lose"
Now she stopped my vehement flow
OF words with the touch of a tender
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-05-24

finger. but Der voice was hanieripg.
.You might have saved your EXPIRES
sions of regret al having nothing 10
say, senior. for you have said deal
In very truth"
-Ah-senorifa !"
.sIf forgive you, then-you will go
on with your story? lf you went TO
the camp of General Juarez you must
have gone to see the two young
AYE; saw them. Among those
who used my face for plain and fancy
punching were Rene Leroux and Louie
Besancon."
She smiled a little. And the Others.
senor?"
Don Felis Perez, the gargoyle of
Treinta, who has list as big as
Popocatepetl. and a disposition just
as fiery"
mo moreT
"Yes; Pablo Madrella Gutierrez. I"
MY cousin attacked you. senor?"
In my sleep. senorita. In the
gloom of early morning, as I lay In
my bed at the Hotel Montezuma,
which, as you know. Is located In
Cuernavaca, he and the fat and
apoplectic Manuel stole in like muir
derers in the night, and Pablo drove
a long knife into my sleeping form"
-Ohl Yet you live. senior. and
and-it cannot be-"
yet IL was. The fact that my
sleeping form was an artful roll of
bed covering made his act none the
less one of murder. With a handy
three-iegged stool as my only weapon.
hid behind the door and saw it all"
They were armed?" great fear
and a great hurt-lay in her eyes.
AYE; each with a long knife that
cleaned evilly in the gloom-and
with a stool. but it sufficed, for Man.
uel wears a turban-like bandage on
his head. while your cousin is"
"Dead-senor?"
"No; not yet, though his life is for
felt. Ii he is in the city the soldiers
of the empire will lead him to his
rendezvous with DEATH"
She Strengthened her slim Shout
ders. what do they know against
my cousin?"
Nothing yet, but when l show them
this" | drew from my pocket the
pass of Benito Juarez.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-05-24
SYNOPSIS

Capt. Francois de vigny, serv-
ing with Maximilian's army in
Mexico, tells the story. A royster-
ing group of officers is discuss
ing La Anita, who, rumor says.
has lured French officers TO death
or desertion. Summoned by Maxi
milan to make explanation. De
Vigny undertakes to deliver the
message to La Anita. At La
Anita's home De Vigny meets
Colonel Lopez, Mexican officer
and the girls cousin. Pablo Ma
drella, who bears a wonderful re-
semblance to De Vigny. except
that he wears q beard. Angered
that Anita should be called be-
fore the emperor, Madrella forces
a duel on De vigny. in which the
Mexican is wounded. Assisting
Madrella to his carriage, De
Vigny picks up a paper that falls
from his pocket. 1t proves to be
a pass, granting Madrella pass
age through the Mexican lines.
Laid before Macmillan. il is. of
course, Madrella's death warrant,
since il proves him a spy. Cues
TONED by Macmillan, La Anita
denies Turing French officers to
danger. and is given her freedom.
De Vigny secures leave of abb
sence, planning, while Madrella
is wounded and under guard, TO
grow a beard and impersonate
him, with the idea of securing
information OF Juarez' move
ments. Dressed as MadreIla, he
enters La Anita's home by stealth
and overhears a converse ton be-
tween Madrella and Lopez which
proves the latter a traitor to
Macmillan. Lopez has secured
Madrella's release and the latter
is leaving at once for Juarez'
camp. He reaches Cuernavaca
about the same time as the real Ma
drella. An unsuccessful attempt
is made by Madrella TO kill De
Vigny. Believing him to be Ma
drella De Vigny is welcomed by
Juarez. De Vigny saves Cuer-
navaca by convincing Juarez,
who had planned to seize the
city, that the French garrison fs
too strong. Jurez' suspicious are
reused, and De Vigny is saved
only by his possession of Ma
drella's pass. De Vigny's gener-
osIty enables Pasqual to marry
his sweetheart, Dolores, and the
Frenchman realizes he has made
two devoted friends.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-05-24
A Seriou. Thing, Love

Life is love affair -. Young
people in love are preparing to con-
time love affairs In the next gener-
alton This love we laugh and weep
about is the most serious thing in the
world; We should give IL all the intel
Iigence we can commando w.
Howe's Monthly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-05-24
Fair Enough

A charitable old lady visited the
Eastern State penitentiary at PhiIa-
delphia. Seeking to engage an in
mate in conversation she asked !:
-Could have about Is minutes of
your timer
Lady" replied the prisoner. -you
can have II all" g = -
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-05-24
Friendly Advice
Yes

Kathryn-I have an invitation TO
the Observation-Disclosures wedding re-
ception. / think I'll express my re-
grets. s1
Kitty know you were awfully cut
up over letting young Muitirox get
away from you. but If | were you L
wouldn't say anything about regret
ting It
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-05-24

Maggie-'sHe hasn't any voice and
he'll be egged off,"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31
Kitiin0 eloadast
nyujtottak Tothek
Macy kozonsege volt a new york;
szineszeknek. - November 24-en
ujra lit lesznek. - Kellemes en-
leket hagyott az eloadas.

A 10th Istvan gazdasagi es Ro-
honey MihaIy miiveszi vezetese
alatt miik0d6 new york; szintir-
suIat hetf0n este mutatta be
CLANCY High Scho2lban a Cir
kuszhercegno c. opcrettet. AZ el0-
adas kellemeS meglepetest hozott
k0z0nsegnek, mely mar-mar kez
dette elvesziteni kedvet a magyar
szlnhazi eloadasokt0l az ut0bbi
idokben felburjanzott S a nyilva-
noSsagot kelletenel gyakrabban
foglallloztato >zineszhaborusko-
das Matt.
a ket szintar>ulat konkurren-
ciaianak azonban most mar az
kellemes hatasa kezd mutatkozni.
hogy mindketto t0bb gondot for
dit eloadasaira, ugy szemelyi.
mint szcenikai szempontbol. Ha-
tarozott haladas ismerszett meg
a T6thek hdtfoi el6adasan is.
mely minden tekintetben kielegi-
tette, s6t talan feliil is multa a
vara kozasokat. 7. kondor Mari,-
ka. a nepszerii primadonna mem
eppen AZ 3 egvtnisegdre szabott
szerepben is kitiinoen allotta a
helyet es sok j6 percet adott hall
gat6saganak. MelIette termesze-
tesen Rohonczy vol. az eloadas
fGer6ssege, aki szinten nagyon
ambicionalta nek val0 szerep
minden kis njianszanak kihaszna-
lasat Meg is volt a sikeriik.
A kisebb szerepekben reszben a
tarsulat III tagjai, reszben regi
es kipr0balt er6k adtak k6pesst
geik javat. Elozetes bejelent6siik
szerint november 24-en ejtik ut
ba Youngstown megint tekin-
tettel ,mostani bemutatkozasuk jo
eml6kere, val6sziniileg meg ma
gyobb kozonseg, el6tt lesz alkal-
muk jatszani A november elo-
adas ugyancsak a Chaney High
Schoolban lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31
A polgar gyulesen
sokan voltaA oft
Macy erdekl0dessel hallgattak a
Polgari Kor es a West Sidei Poll
tikai Klub tagjai a jel0lteket.

Vasarnap este annyira megtelt
a Szuligan Hall magyar szarma
zasu polgarokkaI ts polgarn6k
kel, hogy bizony sokan allva hall.
gattak vegig Polgari K0r IS a
Ak keriileti magyar politikai
kiub k0zos gyiileset.
A gyiilesen Galambossy Gy6rgy
es \emenyi Mikl0s eln0k0ltek.
Els0 sorban alkalmat adtak a
Jel0lteknek, hogy mond6ka juk at
elmondjak. A bir6 jel0ltek KOHL
beszelt Moore bir6, Buckley, Mrs.
Galen, Danks, Antonelli. Buon-
pane, Cannon, Collins. A ak ke-
riileti tanacsnok jel0ltek KOHL
beszelt Buchanan, Marks es Re-
medic.
A yjel0ltek meghallgatasa utan
buzdit6 besz6dek hangzottak ell.
hogy magyar szarmazasu polga-
rok alljanak be k0r0kbe. T0b-
ben fizettek tagsagi dijat mind
ket testiiletbe. A ket k0r iegyzG-
k0nyvet j6vahagytak.
A ak keriiIetiek hosszas vita
ntan mem endorszaltak tanacsos
jel0ltet. a t6bbseg ugyan Rene
dio mellett nyilatkozott meg, de
a kisebbseg kifogasoIta az endor-
] szalasl; ss.s~s
Nemenyl alaposan meymagya-
razta sZayaZ0 cedulakat fs a va
lasztok ele keriil6 ado kard6seket
Beszedet alapos vita k0vette,
amelynek Soran t0bben sz6laItak
fel.
A jelenvoltak mind megailapi
tottak, hogy bizony erdemes pol
gari gyiileseket tartani, inert
azok csak hasznosak mindenkire
nezve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31

utan a chicagoi szerkeszt0 EFT
gondolja sorai k0zott: "az en- We
zerkedesem alatt!' Ere mar az
tan bajosan lesz visszhang Ma
gyar Amerikaban. 0ncsinalta We
zernek lit nehez a sorsa. Sok szo-
moru pelda van mar ere.
Summa summarum: Buffaloban
az amerikai magyarsag szep bi.
zonysagot adott magarol, amikor
a partpolitikai szellemet mem en-.
gedte ervenyesiilni. Az amerikai
magyarsagtol fiigg, hogy EFT a BIZ
zonysagot ne engedje magat6l ell
tulajdonittatni. Mi szeretiink hin.
nj az amerikai magyarsag jozan
gondolkodas dasaban szinte bizo.
nyosak vagyunk felole, hogy meg
is tudja tartani at kincset,
melynek megovasara sajat maga
valasxtotta li a legjobbnak gon.
dolt 6riz6ket. Az Amosz revizi6s
unkajanak menni kell, inert al
nep6rt val6 munka
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31
VINCENT A. BUONPANE

A municipal bir6i alias egyiS
jelOitje ntpszeril Youngstown
fiatal iigyved, Vincent Az Buon-
pane is. a mostani vaiasztason
tudvalevolee ket bir6i alias keriil
bet0ltesre Eek egyikenek elnye
reSeert vesz reszt kiizdelemben
ez a jol llepzett iigyved is, akinek
Macy barati kore le2jobb re-
menysegekkel nez az eredmany
ele meg van gyozodve r6la,
hogy MIR. Buonpane megvalaszti- )
sd nagy nyereseg volna a valaszto
K0z0nstg Szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31
Ma penteken este
jatszanak Endreyek
Az utolso Verebelyi leany c. ope-
rettet mutatjak be. - Az eloadas
CLANCY High Schoolban lesz. =
Paddy Margit es Kiraly Emo a
foszerepben.

Az Endrey-fele szintarsulat
amely szerte Magyar Amerika
ban j6 nevet vivott Xxi maganak
niv6s el6adasaival, ma, penteken
este ejti utba Youngstown, hogy
lit is bemutassa a mindeniitt
nagy sikert jelento operett uj-
donsagot, az Utols6 Verebelyi le-
anyt.
Az az oszinte erdekl0des, mely
mi magyar telepiink koz0nsege-
ben szinieloadasok irant az
ntobbi id0kben megnyilvanulni
szokott, szinte bizonyossa teszi
AIT, hogy Endreyek ez alkalom-
NAL sem j0nnek hiaba, inert alig-
hanem telt hazuk lesz. Eddigi mil
kodesiik utan EFT ketstgteleniil
meg is erdemlik. 'Szeretjiik hinni,
hogy a k0z0nseg most sem fog
csal6dottan tavozni a. szinhazb6l.
A darab, .melyet bemutatnak,
tele van szove jobbnal jobb ma
gyar melodiakkal, melyek ugy a
Paddy Margit hatalmas szep hang
ia, mint Kiraly Ern6 erzesteli
eloadasaban bizonyara j6l fognak
ervenyesiilni. A hnmorrol most is
.Endrey Ten6~gnnaa aslseaixsSnsai isls
a kisebb szerepekben pedig a
mintegy negyven tagbol all6 tar
sulat egesz szemelyzete foglalkoz-
tatva van.
A CLANCY High School, hol
ut6bbi idoben a magyar sziniel6-
adasOk lefolynak, alkalmas terem
mel van ellatva, ahol semmi illu-
zi6t ronto dolog mem zayarja sem
a kOzOnseget, sem a szinfszeket.
Az eloadas pontosan kezd6dik
egy negyed 9 orakor a k0z0nseg
j0l teszi, ha kenyelmetlen acsor-
gast elkeriilend6, jegyeir6I el6re,
telefon utjan gondoskodik Gagyi
Janos reven. QPhone: 2291S)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31
NAGYBIZOTTsAGI GYttLEs
Most szombaton sorsoljak XII ra-
diot. = A gyiiles a Kossuth K0r
vi helyen lesz.

A Nagybizottsag legutobbi gyii-
lessen, melyen IA jogosult tag je-
lent meg, targyalas ele keriilt a
radio ldsorsolasanak iigye S hata-
rozatba ment, hogy ait az eladott
jegyek szamara tekntet nelkul
meg abban az esetben is kisorsol-
jak, ha a radio vetelarat nem ST.
keriilne az eladasbol 0sszehozni,
mivel a bizottsag semmikepen
mem akarja AIT, hogy barkinek a
sorsolas miatt kellemetlensege le-
gyen. Ehez kepest tehat a sorso-
las NagybHottsag ujabb gyiile-
sevel kapcsolatban most szomba-
ton este 8 orakor lesz a Kossuth
Kor vi helyisegeben, mely sajat
hazukban a New York Central al
Tomas epiiletevel szemben a betor-
koll6 utica elejen van. A sorsola-
son barh reszt vehet, akinel jegy
van kint. Azok pedig, akiknel
esetleg meg jegyfiizetek vannak
kint, okvetleniil szamoljanak el
a sorsOlas elOtt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31
RENDKIVULI KOZGYULES
A PETOFI EGYLETNEL

A campbelli Petofi Sandor Bs.
Egylet tisztikara elhatarozta,
hogy most szombaton, november
2-an fel s oral kezdettel rendki-
will gyiilest tart 120 Robinson
Road alatti helyisegben. Tiszte-
lettel keri tehat a tagsagot, hogy
a targyalasra keriil6 iigy Macy
fontossagara tekintettel lehetoieg
teljes szamban jelenjen meg a
k0zgyiilesen. Tisztelettel
a titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-31
r. KATH. ISKOLAI HIR

a steeltoni Magyarok Nagyasz-
szonya r. kath. hitk0zsegnel nov.
2-an es nov. 9-en, szombaton delu-
tan 2 6rakor az iskolas gyerme-
kek oktatasa misszioi es kara
csonyi gyonasra. A hitkozsey We
zetossge keri, hogy minden szlle
pontosan kildje fel gyermekeit a
Salt Spring Road-i gor. katholi.
kus templom basementjebe.