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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
CONTRACT-tiowTo Score lt WEBRIDCE E'I

The bid Of two hearts Is offer ing nothing new; therefore, it is sign-off. The bid 0f two nc trumps is responding with n' trump as the first opportunity therefore, 1t is sign-off bid.
 However, if the original biddef has additional strength. he may make the third constructive bid That is, name another suit. Fos example=one heart. two clubs- now if the original bidder were [" bid two diamonds. this would ne the third constructive bid and th't is forcing, but it is not "a gam" force
 If the partner should make ti,s' fourth constructive bid this woupl become a game force. He cip not pass; therefore, the only way partner can sign the hand on 'r to bid any suit previously bid h' the partnership.
 If he were to respond with tw" no trump. this could be cor structive bid, and now due to tii fact that both players have ha'' two opportunities to sign th- hand off. but neither has electof to do so. but instead both have made two constructive bids. tE partnership has now agreed thn they will play the hand at least at a game-going contract.
 In our next article 1 will sho you how further constructive bid ding may become slam invitation al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
By WM. E. nfcKENNEY

By VIM. F.. MCKINNEY
 Secretary, American Bridge League
 In my previous article I explain ed to you that an original bid Is constructive bid. I further ex- planned that after an original con structive bid we believe that the partner should make at least a sign-off response even though his hand contains very little strength.
 Now, however, let us assume that partners hand is such that he does not have to make a sign off bid. Therefore, any other bid that he makes will now De a con- structive bid.
 For example - one heart, two clubs. Two clubs is not a sign off bid. therefore it must be con structive. Of course, if partner is fortunate enough to have a spade holding so that he may overcall the original one herat bid with a bid of one spade, he has made what is known as the one-over-one force.
 This is naturally a constructive bid and is also termed a tempo rary force. It is temporary force due to the fact that it is not fore ing until game is reached, but simply requires the original bid der to make one more bid.
 Now let us go back to the original bidders hand. If his partner has made a constructive bid, what is he forced to do? He is not forced to make any res pnose unless his partner has made a one-over-one force or jump shift force.
 The second constructive bid Is not a forcing bid. For example,: one heart, two clubs is in no way forcing. One heart. one spade IS one-over-one force.
 However, I want to remind you that there are times when even the one- overcome is not forcing. If a player deals and passes ana his partner opens the bidding third hand, with let us say one heart, the next hand passes ana the original dealer now bids one spade.
 This is a one-over-one. HOW ever. due to the fact that the deal CT had originally passed. the third hand bidder may disregard this one-over-one force, especially II he has opened with an exception ally weak bid. After the second constructive bid, as stated before, the original bidder may pass. However, 1t IS suggested that whenever possible he make at least a sign-off re- sponse. A bid of two hearts or two no trump should both be treated as sign-off bids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06

Miss Ann Elizabeth Berry, daughter of Mrs Marie Preusser Berry of Bristol, and Louis A. Bouet of Hartford were married Saturday at 4 D. m. at the home of the brides mother, by Rev Hull bert D. Jones of New Haven. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Richard Preusser of Watertown. Miss Louise P. Berry, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Harold Bassford of Watertown was best man.
 Following the wedding, a recep- tion was held, attended by guests from Wilkesbarre, Pa, East Orange N. J., Watertown, Waterbury. New Haven, Cheshire, Hartford and Bristol.
 The bride is a graduate of Bris- tol High school and Grand Central School of Art, New York city. The bridegroom is employed by the Maxwell Davis Company of Hart ford.
 Following the reception, the couple left by automobile for Pennsylvania and Washington, D. c. On their return they will reside at POS Summer street, Bristol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
Society Ne7cs- Weddings Coming EUents
Ne w HGVen GrayS Annual Ball On
 March 17th

An outstanding event of the month in New Haven will be the 17th annual military ball to be sponsored by the New Haven Grays on Friday evening, March 17 in the Goffe Street armory. Since the reorganization of this well known unit following the World war, a dance is given each year on the Friday evening nearest to St Patrick's day. Following the es- tablished custom of the company, patrons and patronesses for the annual ball will be the former company commanders and their wives. Several local people of military rank are planning to att tend.
 Because of the active part which the Grays play in Connecticut military circles as Company A, 102d Infantry and by virtue of its mem bership in the old and distin- guished group of units of colonial origin, the Grays' ball is an at- traction in this part of the coun- try. Practically all units in active National Guard service in the state send a delegation to add to the distinctiveness and brilliance of the affair. The representatives of the colonial units don their dis tinctive uniforms of ancient pat tern and their contrasting hues effect a pretty spectacle.
 Some of the ancient and honor- able organizations which will be represented this year are the First Company, Governors Foot Guard of Hartford; Second Company. Governors Foot Guard of New Haven; Putnam Phalanx of Hart ford; Second Company, Governors s Horse Guards, of New Haven; Old Guard of the City of New York, First Corps Cadets of Boston, An cient and Honorable Artillery of Boston, Boston Fusilliers, Varnum Continentals of Providence, Colo nial Guards of Ansonia, Sedgwick Guards of Waterbury, Greenwich Light Artillery of East Greenwich. R. l., and the Seventh Regiment of New York.
 Mrs c. F. Johnson of Easton avenue entertained the members of the ladies' aid of the Zion Evan gelical Lutheran church at her home Thursday afternoon. The de- votional services were conducted by Rev c. A. Stenholm. Those pres ent were Mrs Charles Lindell. Mrs Ivan Carlson, Mrs Edward Strom, Mrs c. l.. Hallenborg, Mrs William Swanson, Mrs Morris Anderson, Mrs Robert, Lagerquist, Mrs John Grandell, Mrs c. J. Anderson, Mrs John Clausen, Mrs c. J. Carlson. Mrs Herman Johnson, Mrs B. C.. Isaacson, Mrs Alfred Cedarholm, Mrs Karin Larson, Rev and Mrs c. A. Stenholm, Mrs Fred Larson, Mrs Fred Hemme and Mrs H. G.. Ross.
 Miss Jane Holcomb of Prospect street has been spending a few days in New York city.
 Mrs Robert r. Griggs of Hill- side avenue is spending a few days in New York, where she is regis tered at the Roosevelt Hotel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
LGMr ration Hall Group To Sponsor
 AnnNaI Dance

Local students and members of the Alumnae of Lauralton Hall will attend the dance, to be given by the New Haven Alumnae of Lauralton Hall on Friday evening, April 21st at Club Colonnade. Miss Kathleen Maloney is chairman of the affair. Guests are expected to attend from various parts of the state where the school is repre- scented by Alumnae associations.
 MT and Mrs Daniel Sullivan of Milford entertained number of relatives and friends recently at their Milford home at the christen ing of their son, Daniel, Jr., born Feb. g. - Guests preset were: Mrs r. Sullivan, Mrs T. Walters and Mrs H. Wells of this city; MT and Mrs E. Sullivan, MT and Mrs J. Theobold, MT and Mrs Schmcrow- sky, Miss M. Sutton and Mrs Charles Doutl1, all of Newark, N. J.; MT and Mrs Thomas Dillon of Orange, N. J.;. Frederick Ruthe- mann, Miss F. Ruthenann, MT and Mrs H. Ruthemann, Miss Mar jorie Ruthemanp and Miss Mary Perlowski all of West Haven, JdII1cS OullINdu, JAss EMI anu MI D Valente and Mrs N. Hovey of New Haven, Mrs B.. Perry, Mir and Mrs c. D. Graham and Mrs J. Cham bers of Milford.
 A1bertus Magnus college will send the following delegates to the League of Nations Model As- sembly of New England colleges to be held Thursday: Mary Devlin, '34, of Boston; Mary Deegan, 33, of Southington; Mary Flynn, '33, of New Haven; Eleanor Devlin, '35, of Boston; Lucie Riordan, '34, of Willimantic and Betty Clancy, '34. of New Haven. The delegates will represent Cuba and Miss Lucie Riordan will serve on the neutrals commissions to decide the Granchaco dispute. A group of students interested in interna- tional relations will go to North ampton Saturday as observers.
 Miss Eleanor Little, member of the Unemployment Commission of Connecticut, recently spoke to the students on the opportunities open to college women in the pro- fessionaI and industrial fields. This was the first in series of voca- tional lectures which have been planned by a group of economies students, and which will be given this semester.
 The annual retreat began Friday at and closed Sunday at 4, with Rev Vincent Donovan, O. F., re- treat master.
 Mir and Mrs O. w. Landergren and daughters Marjorie and Nancy of Pittsfield, Mass, have returned after spending few days as the guests of Mrs Landergren's par ents, MT and Mrs Roger Walsh , Cooke street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06

Miss Thelma Curtis of Hillside avenue was hostess at a bridge and crystal shower recently in honor of Miss Adelaide Pope whose engage ment to Harrison E. Miles of Sey- mour was recently announced Three tables were in play. A lunch was served following the card play ing. Those attending were Mrs Earl McGann, Mrs John Irions, Mrs Henry Erk, Mrs Harold Weyand Misses Agnes Mulvey, Florence Wells, Fay Lovesky, Virginia Hick- OK, Pauline Kipp and Lee Parlow
 Miss Margaret Mary Honan of Waterville street was hostess at a birthday dinner given on Sunday in honor of her cousin, Miss Mary Jane Honan of Naugatuck. Out-of- town guests included: Mrs Mar garet Honan, Miss Jane Honan, Daniel Honan, MT and Mrs John Mccarthy, Miss Mary Catherine Mccarthy, John Mccarthy, Jr. Mrs Frances Maloney of Newtown, MT and Mrs M. J. Honan and Misses Mary Jane, Evelyn and Jean Honan of Naugatuck.
 The Sisterhood of Beth Fl sym agogue will hold a meeting to- morrow afternoon at the Beth Fl temple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06

A meeting of the Italian Wom- ems Democratic club will be held tomorrow evening at the City Hall at 8 o'clock.
 Miss Nancy Barnes, daughter of Mir and Mrs Amos Foote Barnes of New Haven and fiancee of Milton w. Goss of Hillside avenue, is a member of the arts and interests committee of the Junior League arranging for the exhibition of American etchings to be held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
Robert Walker Speaker
 at Rotary Club Tuesday

Investments and finance will be the subject of an address by Rob- ert Walker at the Rotary club weekly meeting tomorrow noon at the Hotel Elton. William s. Cur tis is chairman of the nominating committee who will prepare slate of officers for the second May meet ing and is being assisted by Louis A. Walsh, George S. Bissett, Will liam J. Lattimer and Edward M. Cookson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
Local Bridge Tournaments
CORNEIL CONTRACT CLUB

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
 The following results of the Sat urday afternoon Junior contract tournament at the Cornell Bridge club at GO Woodlawn terrace have been announced. Winners, North and south: Josephine Russell and Catherine Carroll and East and West, Louise McElligott and Kae O'Connell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

Pentekt6l kezdve 4 napig be-
mutatjuk a Sensation Hunters,
cimii nagyszerii filnnet es Sher-
lock Holmes, a detektiv kiraly
egy kalandjat, "A Study in
Scarlet. Belep6 dij IS Is 25c..
Gyermekeknek mindig 10 cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
A MAGYAR HAzBAN
Macy MASzKABAL
A West Sidei Polgari K0r
es Sport Klub sep mulat-
sagra kesziil Halloween
estejen

Mindenki tudja, ait nem is
kell kozhirre tenni, hogy .okto-
Der utols6 napjan van Ameri-
kaban bolondosok esteje
{ (Halloween).
Ez alkalonmal tit Young
stownban West Sidei Magyar
Otthonban tartanak bolondos es-
telyt, amelyre .bizony maszka-
ban mennek el mimesek.
A Magyar Otthonban szekelo
ket egylet, Polgari Kor Is
Sport Klub termeszetesen kozo-
sen rendezik mulatsagot, a
melyre nagy elokesziileteket
;tesz a fendezo bizottsag. Lesz
hat sep es ertekes dij kilop-
bozo jelmezeseknek. Az Otthon
nagy termet ere az alkalomra
szokasosan diszitik fel. Orosz
Ferenc radio zenekara fogja a
zenet szolgaltatni es biztos
hogy magyarsag fiatalja Is
oregje jol fogja erezni magat 6
jol fog mulatni.
Tekintettel az NRA-s idokre
la belepti dij csak Is cent lesz
lszemelyenkent. A jovedelem al
|Otthon berendezesere lesz for.
diva.
A ket klub szivesen var min.
den magyart erre az alkalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
ESKijV6I
HELYREIGAZITAS

Tudomasomra jutott, hogy a
Reformatutsok Lapjaban Szabo
Andras es Menyhert Annuska
egybekelese okt6ber 2o-re volt
jelezve.
:. Akarki tette be a fenti datu-
mot, tevedett, inert az eskiiv6
.28-an, most szombaton lesz del
.utan egy orakor a reformatus
templomban. A lakodalom pc
dig az eskiiv6 utan a Nemet
Hallban, Stop Is. Sharon
lineon bennington Ave) lesz
megtartva. Akinek nincs gepjc.
vegye a Sharon Line karet IS
stallion le Stop 13-nal, oman
|csak ket perc gyalog.
Tisztelettel Menyhkrt Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
van sziiksege, ugy keresse fel
st, lapunkban hirdetett ci-
men.
Mt|SOROS ESTELY

+ A Farrell -Sharoni Dalkor,
anint mar hetek ota jelentet-
tux, folyo h6 2o-en, vasarnap
este az uj Roman Hallban tanc-
cal egybekotott miisoros estelyt
'rendez. A dalarda tagjai leg
nagyobb buzgalommal iparkod-
tax azon, hogy ugy kardalok,
valamint naganszamok kifo-
gastalanul menjenek. Icy az er-
kolcsi skier el6re biztositva van.
Kozonsegunk, amely mar tobb
izben halfgatott benniinket,
nemcsak helyben, de mas varo-
sokban is, AIT az igeretet tette,
hogy el6adasunkon OFT lesznek,
ezzel bizonyitjak be AIT, hogy a
magyar dalt szeretik, megertik
faradozasunkat. Miisorunk valo-
gatott.. Zene, enekszamok, tanc.
Hosszu volna az egeszet leirni,
akiket erdekel, kintlev6 plaka-
tokon lathatjak, olvashatjak.
Ugy a helybeli, mint a kornyek-
bell magyarsagot szeretettel meg
hivja ezen estelyre
A Dalarda vezet6sege
Kn,1116c Aodor o1nHl>
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
TENET | ! !; I||ljNk

1 ~ II ~ &
! Oktober D-an, penteken, 6szi
napsugaras delutanon baratok Is
iisztel6k jelenleteben kisertiik
lutolso utjara Braun Janos volt
youngstown, es hubbard eksze-
reszt, Braun Zelma, a youngs-
town es videki magyarsag altal
|jol ismert irosb ferjet, aki okto-
Der h6 l9-en New Yorkban, q
Lenox Hill korhazban hosszas
es kinos betegseg kovetkezteben
AZ ewes koraban csendesen ell
|hunyt.
Braun Janos, aki Halmi, Szat-
mar megyeben yziileteEt, ket!
hettel ezel6tt kerult masodszor
la fentnevezett korhazba, ezen al
kalommal azonban gyors miitet
walt sziksegesse mar ugy lat
szott, hogy helyzete javult, ami
don komplikacio allott be, me-
lyet nagasfoku laz tetezett.
Braun legyongiilt szervezete
mem Dirt inegbirkozni nagy laz-
zal a leggondosabb orvosi ke-
zeles es apolas mellett jobbletre
szenderii1tt.
Az elhunyt hiiseges ferjet, on
felaldozo apat, akit a Staten
Islandi Silver Lake izr. temet6-
ben helyeztiink orok nyuga1om-
ra, gyaszolja ozvegye: Braun
Zelrna (cime: 223 E. Goth ST.,
New York J, ket kis gyermeke::
Jessica es Richard, batyja: J.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
FARRELL SHARON -SHARPsvILLE
SZEPEN SZAPoRoDNAK
Az oREG AMERIKASOK

A Verhovay Jubileumi ban
ketten ismet szaporodott az Greg
amerikasok csaladja Is pedig
fcsatlakoztak: Koran Janos (33),
Luteran Andras (27), Matisz
Istvan (42), Matyasi Jozsef (43),
IS Tatar Pal (28) ewes ameri-
kasok.
Ezekiel az oregek csaladja
228 fore szaporodott.
Azok, akik meg mem fizettek
be tagsagi dijaikat Is azok, akik
csatlakozni akarnak, meg mindig
megtehetik a 4081 w. Federal
St. a1att.
Ress Jozsef
ir6deak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
Macy KEDVEZMENY
A REFORMATUSOK
EGYEStJLETENEL

Mem kivanjak katralekos tag
sagi dijak egy osszegben meg
fizeteset a meghosszabbitott big
tositason lev6kt6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

G.s Braun, Canton o., az otiaza-
ban edesapja Braun Samuel, test
verei: Szeren, Ella, Etel. R6zsi,
Zoltan Is Gabor, valamint nagy-
Iszamu rokonsag.
Legyen alma csendes az elet
delen elkoltozottnek, akinek enr-
kket banatos, lesujtott ozvegyen
kis gyermekein Is rokonain lxi-
viii Macy barati kor is meg6rzi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
NAcYB1zorrsAc

a Nagybizottsag oktober 81
en-, kedden este fel nyolc orai
kezdettel tartja rendes havi
gyiileset Kossuth Korben.
Keretnek tagok, hogy teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg, lnert
|nagyon fontos iigy keriil targya-
las ala. TitkAr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

Az Amerikai Magyar Refor-
matus Egyesiilet vezertestiilete,
mint napilapok is megirtak,
rendkivtili gyulest tartott Cleve-
landban, ahol tobb fontos kerr
desben hoztak hatarozatot. A
gyiilesen jelen volt Youngstown
boil Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy espe-
res is, aki az Egyesiilet SIAM
|vizsga1dja
A hozott hatarozatok kozott,
a tagsagot illetoleg ketsegteleniil
legjelentosebb az, mely kimond-
ia, hogy azok "a tagok, akik a
rossz gazdasagi' viszonyok kovet-
kezteben kenytelenek voltak a
meghosszabbitott biztositas ked-
vezmenyt igenybe venni, to-
vabbi jogaikat mem vesztik ell ak
kor sem, ha meghosszabbitasuk
lejart. A tagsagi jog megorzese
pedig ugy tortenhetik. hogy a
meghosszabbitott biztositas tar
tama alatt sulyosabb termesze-
til betegsege nem volt meg
Observation-Disclosures lejartaval hal
lando havi dijait rendesen fizet-
nj. Ebben az esetben az Egye-
sulet mem kivanja meg tole a
meghosszabbitas alatt fe1elve-
zett tartalekanak azonnali egy
osszegben valo kiegyenliteset, de
lfelveszi AIT reszletekben is, vagy
pedig teherkent irja biztositasi
okmanyra. Ez az intezkedes
1884 januar elsejen lep eletbe.
Egy peldaval megvilagositva 4
helyzetet, AIT jelenti ez, hogy ha
peldaul egy tagnak a meghosz-
szabbitott biztositasa 1884 ja-
nuar elsejen lejart regi sza-
balyok ertelmeben, mondjuk
$5O.OO-t kellett volna fizetnie
ahhoz, hogy tovabb is tag ma
radhasson, az vi intezkedes ko.
vetkezteben ez az 5000 a bizto-
sitasa terhere is irhato olyar
formaban, hogy halala eseten :
biztositott osszeget orokose 5(
dollar levonassal fogja megkap.
mi. A tag azonban ebben az
esetben, termeszetesen, azonna
lkoteles havi befizeteseft megkez
deni a regi rataja szerint.
Igen sok regi tagnak jelen,
napv kedvezmenyt ez hataro
zat, inert lehetove teszi jogiak
max tovabbi meg6rzeset, an&lkul
lhogy a meghosszabbitas lcjarta
kor nagyobb osszeget kellene fl
zetniok, vagy pedig magasabt
rata mellett kellene kerniok ujr;
lvalo felveteliiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26

kozponti tisztikarnak. ellen5rz6
bizottsagnak mas varosokb6l
sjott vendegeknek, = miisor SEE
repl6inek a megje jelenesert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-10-26
kITUNOEN SIKERULT A VERHOvAY
1O8. FI0K JUBILEU|MH VACSORAJA

az el1en6rzo bizottsag tagjait
Kozulik csak Revesz Kalman
szamvevo szolt roviden. Revesz
ugyanis a 1O8-ik fioknal lett
Verhovay tag es tobb mint ot
evig vett tevekeny reszt fiok
munkajaban.
Maid rakeriilt sor az egyha-
Yak es egyletek iidvo zletenek at
adasara. Az Ev. Ref. Egyhaz
reszerol 10th Istvan veteran 2s
ewes Verhovay tag, aki az Eli
zabeth N. ]. 30-ik fioknal ala
pito tag volt, szolt szepen. A
Scent Istvan Egyha .at Haszo-
MICS Ferenc, SIT. Gyorgy egy-
hazat Lengyel Andras, a SIT.
Istvan egyletet Balasko Gyorgy
a Bridgeport Szovetseg l6-ik
osztaNat Husoczky Jozsef, a SIT.
Imre egyletet Gyori Mihaly, a
Nagybi zottsagot Matyasy Istvan
az Oreg Amerikasok Youngs-
town. Csaladjat Gagyi Janos, a
West Sidei Polgari es Sport
Klubbot Brogli Ferenc, Va
rosi Polgari Kort Juhasz Janos
a Demokrata Club-ot Danish 10
zsef, Campbell Petofi Egy-
letet Varga Josef, a Campbell
Munkas Betegsegelyz6 Szovet
seq 1oo-ik osztalyat Czibulas Ist
van, az TWO youngstown 104o
TX osztalyat Homolya Istvan,
Nilesi 10o-ik Verhovay fioko
Macy Istvan, a Sharoni 26-il
fiokot Nemes Jozsef, New
/ Castlei Verhovay fiokot Bum
bulucz Jozsef. az.Alliance-i Ver
hovay fiokot Muranyi Janos KEEP
viselte. A megbizottak rovide1
] szolottak.
Kulonos tetszest arattak Brog
Ii es Nemes, akik fiatalsago
buzditottak az oregek altal meg
alapitott szilard amerikai ma
/ gyar intezmenyek tamogatasara
! A beszedek sorat eloszor Ko
rosfoy Janos, Alliance, az egyle
Youngstown keruleti szervezoj,
es aztan Szarvas Pal. a Szabad
sag pittsburgh irodavezet6j'
zarta be. Szarvas kozonseg ke
relmere leiilt a cirnbalomhoz e
ket remek notat enekelt, amely
ert tapsvihar volt jutalma.
A beszedeket es az enekeke
erositett hangszoro erthet6ve e
: hallhatova tette a Macy helyiseg
ben.
Mar joval elmult kilenc ora
nikor kezdetet vette tanc,
melyhez Bunchy zenekara iger
jo zenet szo1galtatott. Oreg Z,
fatal Verhovay es vendeg tanc
ra kerekedett. OFT ropta a csaf
dast ket alapito tag Mats;
IS Matyasy az ut6bbi az uno
kajaval, akit szinten beallit
Verhovay ifjusagi osztalyba.
A mas varosbol jott yendegel
osszebaratkoztak a youngstown
kozonseggel Is meg ejfelkor i
tele volt terem. A tanc egy
craig tartott,
Jov6 szamunkban beszamolunl
laz eredmenyr6l is. de addig Is !:
Verhoyay lO8. tisztilxara Is il
|bileumi bizottsaga ezen az titol
lis koszonetet kivanja kifejezni !
8ss Ii @s u III sSt sesssssssS