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Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
UNCLE WIGGHY'S WATER
SLIDE

After Uncle Wiggily had made an
early Christmas tree for the animal
girls and boys at Green Lake, and
they had taken off the presents and
eaten the ice cream, cake, candy
and nuts Gust like a real Christ
mas Baby Bunty thought of some
thing
It's like this, Unkie Wig said
the little orphan rabbit when Mr..
Longears asked her Of what sne was
thinking. You made a Christmas
tree. or as we called it, a Present
tree, in September though Christ
mas trees aren't supposed to bios
som until December. Didn't you,
Unkie Wig?"
Yes, Bunty, I did answered
the rabbit gentleman. What about
it. my dear?'
We'll. Unkie Wig, I was think
ing said Bunty, that if you could
make a Christmas tree ahead Of
time maybe you could make some
ice and snow ahead of time and
we could have rides and slides and
all things like that before we pack
up and go back home from Green
Lake. Could you, Unkie Wig, make
a slide down hill for us?"
Can't Make Winter
We'll, Bunty," said Mr.. Longears,
I can't make ice and snow and
winter weather come ahead Of time.
I did make the Christmas or Pres
ent tree ahead of time, but that's
all I can do
Then we can't have any sliding
fun. said Bunty, sadly,
oh, I think So said Uncle Wig
gily. laughing. Even though l
can't make winter snow and ice
now can make slide for you and
the other children to play on before
we 20 back home to Woodland"
oh, can you, Unkie Wig? And
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
CAN'T TAKE IT

Italy's action in walking out of the
League Of Nations council session yester-
day, indicates, to use a common express
sion, that she can't take it.
On Wednesday Baron PompeO Aloisi,
Italian delegate read a scorching indict-
ment of Ethiopia to the council. branding
that nation an outlaw" unfit to be a
member of the League of Nations, and
unfit to be associated with any other
country. Ethiopia was not spared in any
particular
Yesterday it was Ethiopia'S turn. Pro-
fessor CASTOR Jeze, representing that
country, replied to the Italian Indictment,
and gave the world a picture of Italy, as
seen through Ethiopian eyes The Italian
delegation Immediately hit the ceiling, to
use another bit Of expressive English,
and stalked out of the council, hopeless
" and irrevocably ''insulted" by the
Ethiopian reply. The delegation went a
step further and refused to have any
thing to do with the league council so
long as Ethiopia is connected with it.
Judged by the rules of fair play, the
italian delegation certainly rests in a bad
spot. 1t claims the right to spread-eagle
Ethiopia before the world but refuses to
concede that nation the right to defend
itself. From the Italian viewpoint there
Is only one side of the question to be dis
cussed-Italy's side
At present it is not known whether
the delegations action in leaving the
council chamber means Italy'S withdraw
al from the League of Nations, or was
merely in the nature of protest.
1t matters little which path Italy
chooses in this respect. It's high-handed
action is in keeping with the tactics Mus
solini has pursued over a long period of
months, course that is rapidly alienat-
ing the rest of the world from Italy and
lining it up on the side of Ethiopia
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

friends the Three Offers, which are
animals, a little like beavers, who
live much of the time in the water
Can you boys make a slippery
slide for my bunnies?" asked Uncle
Wiggily of the beavers and others.
Surely we can" they answered.
Into the lake they diVed and when
their fur was soaking wet they
climbed out on the hill at a place
where there was no grass, where
the brown clay dirt made a long
slope down to the shallow edge of
the lake. Climbing up this clay hill
little way. the beavers and offers
wet it with water from their fur
Then down they slid as if on hill
covered with snow. The wet clay
was very slippery Again and again
the beavers and others plunged into
the lake and slid down the hill,
each time making the slide longer
and more slippery.
Now it is ready" called Toodle
after a while Then, with cries OF
delight, Baby Bunty and all the
other rabbits rode down the water
slide, going plip and plop into the
shallow edge of the lake. Oh, what
fun they had and how they laughed
and shouted Uncle Wiggily took
some slides himself and once he
turned a somersault.
And If the cigar band will play
tune for the chimney smoke 10
dance III tell you next about IN
Gle Wiggily's good-by adventure.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
'O.O.McInfyre

NEW YORK. Sept. 6. - Thoughts
while strolling: How many can spell
cerebral hemorrhage offhand? A
description Of the Normandie. a
palace with the palsy. The veteran
editor John Phillips. First Of the
bread-and-milk dietists Bluest of
the masculine blue-eyed: Harry
Bannister.
Memory Marry LADDERS pathe-
tic song sketch Of the half-witted
Scotch boy: I'm the Softest Of the
family. Whatever became Of J. P.
McEvoy? VIII Cuppy has a quick
hiccup name. too. And Babe Ruth
a cinch face for the sculptors. Dif-
ficult TO realize the boyish Alfred
Vanderbilt is now the leading turf
man.
The pinch hitter for magazine
editors, Marion Gillespie When a
writer muffs an assignment they
ring for her. The Indian phrase
for clear water is a swell roll off
the tongue. Klosh-much-a-m muck
chuck chuck. A lot of authors are
writing worse novels than Mary
Pickiord
Slogan suggestions. Share the
thrift. Of others Baby talk name
Ootsie Orts Of San Antonio. How
many smarties know the present
tense OF the verb Wrought2 Nobody
has filled Joseph Urban's shoes. For
a dandy evening. A comfortable
chair, leg fire and Opie Read dis
cuSsing steamboat days.
Everybody that motors through
Odd, W Va drops me a post card.
But my favorite hick town Is Hot
Spot, KY. jolly Bill Steinke looks
his moni&er to T. Rube Gold
berg's sons have outgrown him for
goodness sakel Still another mem
ory; The sticky door-knobs after a
taffy pull
From a cell in The Tombs. y
have come to the end Of my rope
but I have found a knot called
hope
There's an Involuntary vince in
passing that depressing gray pile
that is the Tombs with its equally
gloomy Bridge OF Sighs over which
iail-sweepings trickle TO their doom
from criminal courts Especially
az night when the bleakness is re-
lieved only by one or two thir
driddleS Of light fer Often after
midnight there jangles through the
barred windows q shrieking bias
phemy the eerie scream from G
jungle A soul In tormentl
Al the ioot OF hlll in Rosyln, L
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
Don't Quote Me-
(By United Press

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6-tUP)-A
young newspaper man slumped into
a chair at a national press club
round table and inquired of a half
a dozen gossiping reporters;
Who'd you say would be the last
man in the state department to
commit suicide?"
1T was George Hanson" he con-
tinued, answering his own question
Shot himself somewhere on the
ocean on one of those round-the-
world boats"
AS the news spread around town,
memories of big, bluff George Han
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
Kentucky County
Is Under Guard

FANKFORT, KY, Sept g. U.P)-
Gov Ruby Jaffoon today ordered
Adjt. Gen. Henry n. Dernhardt TO
move national guard troops into
Harlan county Immediately to sup
press what he described as a
reign of terror and laWlessness. ."
Although the governors order
was based on the death wednesday
of Elmon Middleton, Harlan county
attorney, when a dynamite bomb
exploded in his automobile. signifi-
.cance was seen IN the fact that it
was issued on the eve Of the run
off primary for the guberna torial
nomination tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
L o o k n g
B a c k W a r d
What The Press Files
Tell of Imperial Val
ley for This Date in
Past Years
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
September 6, 1920

Two Thousand denim clad Mexi-
can soldiers, 1000 of them Yaqui
Indians, now garrison Lower Cali
fornia.
David and Shuts are this week
establishing the creamery route for
diaries in the Calipatria section.
Highway surveyors have been busy
in Nilanf the past wek surveying
the route south to Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

Published every evening Except Sunday by Tbs
Imperial Valley Press Inc s25 State street,
El centro. California. W. c. Costello business
manager Telephone 26, business office: 700 edi-
torial department Full leased wire United Press
Associations
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

The world is laboring under handi-
cap. A swimmer who has been trying
to negotiate the Catalina channel has
had to give up the fourth attempt.
Things just won't be normal until he ac-
complishes it.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
SOCIAL BREVJTIES

Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Kirkpatrick
are spending the week at Big Bear
Cecil PENNINGTON. former Press
carrier. has been enrolled as fresh
man at UCLA He graduated from
Central Union last June.
Pratt Williams, of the Triple A
Water company, was called to Los
Angeles today by the serious ill
ness of his father
Friends in this city have receiy-
ed postal cards from MI. and Mrs
Narold A. Burnham, formerly OF
this city, and now Vacationing in
New England,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

son spread with it and those Amer
leans whose business led them in
the past few years to Manchuria
had cause to regret the passing of a
friend.
Hansons vocation was knowing
the Orient, its politics and the di-
rections in which any Of its prin-
cipal politicians or militarists might
jump. In that capacity he was reck-
oned as valuable a man as the
United States government ever
placed in the far east. But Hansons
hobby was entertaining, aiding and
rescuing Americans who required
entertainment, assistance or sucCor
as many of them did-in strange
places of the Orient.
Particularly was Hanson attentive
to the newspaper reporter in dis
tress of whom there have been many
since he was named Deputy Consul
General at Shanghai in 1911. Han
son was famous for bold maneuVer5
in protecting inquisitive reporters
from civil and military police who
objected to their inquiring into var
iouS forbidden subjects.
Moving from post to post and al
ways to higher rank in the Orient,
Hanson arrived in 1881 at Harbin,
as Consul General and there he
evolved the neatest diplomatic
trick Of the month for keeping in
quisitive Americans out Of Jail
Informed late one night that an
American citizen had displeased the
military police by venturing into
forbidden areas, Hanson discovered
that the individual who innocently
enough, made himself liable to
stiff fines and probable prison term
merely to satisfy his curiosity was
not in custody. Hanson was aware
that a Harabin jail was not
pleasant place.
The Consul General thought fast
and determined the only way out.
He beat the police to the consulate
and then issued against him for
NAL order of arrest.
you are my prisoner he told
his inadvertent guest. You must
not leave the premises. Here are
books, magazines and a quart of
scotch. My servant viii provide you
with food you desire"
The military police, OF course.
could not invade the American Con-
sulate. And when the trouble blew
over Hanson's prisoner was sent
secretly on his way to safer terri
tory.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
TENNIS AGAIN DELAYED

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6. U.P)-
For the fifth successive day, the
national girls lawn tennis cham
pionship tournament was poBtpon
ed today because Of rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

These are nights when Ell Centre res
idents would willingly slaughter the first
guy who wrote 'the cheerful chirp of the
cricket"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

Burlesque actresses in New York have
gone on strike. The idea seems to be
more money for less clothes.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
TEN YEARS AGO
Genfarnhnr & In0E

Among the guests at a party in
honor Of Howard Richards 18th
birthday were Marjorie Cass, Lulu
Mae Hancock Mary Louise Hockett.
Bert Cosby and John Bryan Of ia
cumba
DR.. Sem Bacon and Rodney Jen-
kins will leave today for Los An
geles.
Fred Kenyon leaves tonight Tor
san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

If the Republican party is looking for
a popular guy to run for the Presidency,
why not Mickey Mouse?
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

SUBSCRIPTION RATES - Delivered by carrier,
per month, 55 cents; by mail so cents per month
In advance. Entered at El Centro California post
office as Second-class matter. Member California
Newspaper Publishers Association M c. Mogen-
son, national advertising representatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
Y 'N[ea!!:!!.ti|E!t:!g'::'.E!':::.... Ne!!:!!.i| t!'::'.!'::..
Los ANGELES AND VICINITY

Fair tonight and Saturday with
overcast night and morning; little
change in temperature and humid
ity; gentle southeast to southwest
wind
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

I. is a serene colonial type of tea
room with a Washington name and
an early American decor. On the
site Gen. Washington once break
! tasted. I've often wondered the
why of the charm OF the Washing
/ ton tea rooms. There are many in
/ New York-Fraunce' Tavern for
! example-and dotting the New
/ England countryside. I've never
| been disappointed IN the food or
/ service. Somehow all have visited
seem living up shiningly TO a ira
+ dition.
1 The tea room is often looked up
OF as a sort Of chintZy rendezvous
where elderly ladies &c for the sur
7 reptitious puff Of a cigaret. The
i fact is. many experts of cuisine fire.
quently prefer them when dining
out. Helen Gould is a patron. Also
Elsie De Wolfe. Ford Bond, Paul
Whiteman. Fritz Kreisler. Charles
Hanson Towne, Amelia Earhart and
of all people-Robert L. Ripley.
L. Ripley. Most Of these have dined
in famous restaurants all over the
world
The ma ajority of tea rooms have
lost their prin prissiness since re-
peal. They have their cute" semi
+ circular bars and wine cards as var
led as IN the bon ton places. And
the food is different - the final
metropolitan link gastronomically
with that vague phenomenon
. known as home cooking" The
last stand Of roly-polies and Brown
Betties
Fannie Hurst. thinner than ever.
/ has returned from Hawaii where
she was the reigniag and feted Gel
ebrity for several weeks. There are
rumors in the literary world that
her next novel will have the island
/ as background. Hawaii somehow
! has been neglected as a locale. al
though in the past few years it has
become one Of the most colorful
watering places. Running neck and
neck with Monte Carlo and Palm
Beach. Although a rigid quaran-
timing Of dogs has Kept many away.
The customary morning hub-bub
IN our block had a Ye-year-old lost
Henry as hero. He was found wan
dering along Third avenue by col
ored janitor The janitor took
the LAD with him Oil a chore be-
fore rturning him to his parents
an hour later 4 kept him with
me 50 he wouldn't set lost Worse"
he explained
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Saturday but
overcast night and morning in eX-
treme west portion; no change in
temperature moderate northwest
wind off the coast; Sunday fair.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
data compiled by Howard En-
mons, local observr for the United
States weather bureau.
Reading at Noon Today
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. 1903
Humidity ...............-... .................... 81
Reading at a. m. Today
Temperature Observation-Disclosures. n
humidity ................................... 81
Reading at a. in. Yesterday
Temperature ................................. 100
Humidity .... 40
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Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

son spread with it and those Amer
leans whose business led them in
the past few years to Manchurta
had cause to regret the passing of a
friend
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-06

AZ ths ioot OF a hill in Rosyln. l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18

olykor eljarnak, de egyhazunk-
max mem rendes tagjai. Viragva-
sarnap kulonosen feltun6en So
kan voltak jelen ilyenek. Ege-
szen termeszetes, hogy a legna-
gyobb orommel latjuk jelenletii-
ket minden alkalommal kllo-
nosen orvendeni tudnank annak,
ha biinbanati istentiszteleteinkre
is eljarva elokeszulnenek a scent
asztalhoz valo jarulashoz is es
husvetkor, veliink egyiitt orven-
dezhetnenek a feltamadott Krisz-
tusnak. Macy szeretettel hivjuk
tehat oket azzal a mem titkolt
remenyseggel, hogy kozottunk
valo forgolodasaik el6bb-utobb
meg fogjak gy6zni 6ket arrol,
hogy a hiv6 magyar reforma-
tus embernek az Anyaszentegy-
haz rendes IS teljes jogu tagjai
koze kell szamitodnia. Meggyo
zodese ellenere azonban senkit
sem hivtunk soha es mem hi
vunk most sem, csupan hang
sulyozni kivanjuk ait, hogy az
Atyai Haz kapuja tarva van
azok szamara, akik eletlknek ke-
resztyeni nyugalmat, szivuknek
bekesseget, lelkuknek iidvosseget
keresik a szentek egysegeben,
Jojjenek es testyeri szeretetre
fognak talalni kozottupk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18

Viragvasarnapjan szepen meg
telt tempfomunk ii.nneplo gyale-
kezettel ugy latszik husvetkor
sziknek fog bizonyuini templo-
munk. Moricz. Albertne Is
Sefer Antalne gondoskodtak rola
hogy palmak Is zold pafranyok
diszitsek a templomot. Viragot
pedig Serbian Josef es neje ajan-
dekoztak.
Este 7-kor volt ismet isteni-
tisztefet S utana a N0egylet ja-
vara volt bir1go jatek a base
mentben, mery $8.80-at cred
menyezett az vi sz6nyegek kifi-
zetesere.
Husvetkor delelott fef 1t-kor
kezd6dik iinnepi istentiszteletunk
es az Urvacsora osztas delutan
fel 3-kor lesz halaadas. Husvet
masodnapjan fel ll-kor es este
fel 8-kor 1esz iinnepbezaras.
Passio jatek. Husvet elso nap
jan este 7-kor kezd0d0leg fogja
bemutatni elottlnk Takacs Zsig-
mond "kiralyok Kiralya" cinii
filmet, nely Jezus eletenek leg
fobb eredmenyeit, k1lonosen a
nagy heten tortenteket tarja
elenk gyonyoru kepekben. Re-
meljiik AIT csekely osszeget
nem fogja senki sajna1ni S elton
megnezni ezt remek produkciot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
Lelk6sx:
FoT. MAckov J. JozSEf
Lak6s:
SIC Tod Ave. Teiefon 4-2036
Templom: ZOE Mahonine Ave
Youngstown, Ohio
HUsvETI RENDtJNK.

IA ~ ~ ~ i ANA1ANA) ~ AvAAs
Aprilis 18-an: Nagycsiitortok
este fel s orakor Jezus szenvede-
senek tortenete.
Aprilis l9-en: Sirbatetel seer
tartasa este fel 8 oral kezdet-
tel.
Aprilis 20-an: Nagyszombat,
paszkaaldas a videken, ha a hi
vek kivanjak es este fel 8 ora
kor a feltamadas szertartasa,
paszkaaldas a tenplomban.
Aprilis 21-en: Husvet vasar-
napja, ketto scent rnisevel mint
mas vasarnapokon, misek We
gen miroyalassal, paszkaaldas
Varunk perselyen kivill husveti
ajandekpenzt minden egyes hi
vonktol, ifjusagtol es a gyerme-
kekt6l is, ell ne feledjuk
Aprilis 22-en, Husvet hetfon
ketto scent mise; Husvet kedd-
jen egy mise o-kor.
Husvet utani vasarnapon csak
egy miset mondunk fel lO-kor
melyen kell, hogy mindenki je-
len legyen. A gyonok 8 utanrs
jojjenek el.
Majus l6-ig mindenki nyerhe,
bucsut meg, ha elvegzi az Egy.
haznak el6irasat: Gyonas,. Aldo
zas, II templomlatogatas imakka1
kapcsoltan!
Aprilis 28-an, H;tkozsegiink
bait rendez a Magyar Hazban
Szikora bandaja muzsikal Belle
pc dij mem lesz magas.
Majus 12-en Mothers Day-t
rendeziink Hitkozsegunk ter.
meben templomban. Szer
szindarab lesz es sok szavalat.
Keresztel0. Az elmult vasar.
napon kereszteltuk Fidram
Andras h,vonk leanyanak Mrs
James Blair Clark kis fiat
James, Richard nevre. A ke.
rescztszulok Zsofi Mariska e
Fidram Ferenc voltak. A kis
keresztenyt listen eltesse!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18
1sYOUNGSTOWN es VIDEKE HIREI"
"A
CAMPBELL MAGYAR
BAPTlSTA HITK0ZSEG G
Rev. S. Bertalan lelk<sz

HusvGti programunk. Husvet
reggelen imaorara fogunk ossze-
gyiilni, hogy a feltamadas dicso
aldasaiban reszesiilhessunk, mi
vel kivanunk mi is feltamadni
lelekben, hogy a mi rossz, a mi
mem jo bennunk, AIT lie tudnank
vetkozni es feloltoztetni az uj
eletbe, a Jezus Krisztus altal. lO
orakor a vasarnapi iskola kezd6-
dix ami szinten a feltamadas
desc eszmejevel foglalkozlk. az
osztaly tan:tok jol elkeszulve
magyarazzak tanuloknak Jezus
feltamadasat. A predikacio IL
orakor kezdodik szinten a fe1-
tamadas tenyevel kapcsolatban.
-Urvacsora. Hitkozsegunk min
den rendes tagja jarulni fog a
scent jegyekhez, ext mi min
den honap elso vasarnapjan
gyakoroljuk, inert ez a1ta1 lelek-
ben erosodiink. inert Jezus ait
mondotta: ,,Aki mem eszi az en-
testemet, nincsen annak elete."
Masuryban delutan tartunk is
tentaszteletet. az angol Mehodista
templomban 2::3O-tol. Az Uri
scent vacsora ottan is XII lesz
szolgalva. Az istent;szteleten a
campbelli orchestrank is kozre
fog mikodni, azert szeretettel
hivjuk testvereinket es kedves
baratainkat, hogy vegyenek resi-,
egy kedves es hasznos osszeiove-
telen.
Este. A Campbellben lev6 ina
termunkben tartjuk az esteli
programmes istentiszteletunket
:3O-tol kezdve. Predikacio utan
az ifjusagi program veszi kez-
detet. mely szolo enek, alkalmi
koltemenyek, zeneszamok es az
orchestra fog miikodni, szeretet.
tel hivjuk meg baratainkat ezer
Observation-Disclosures is,
A prtd1ilklaator rs .Bethlehemben
GyulekezefHnk predikatora hus
vet utan n. h}S}tfffon l}S}iffo utazik Ell, /;
Bethlehmebsssnn tartando evkozi lie
keszi gyu1esTe, mely maid csal
az egesz hhettet igenybe veszi
Bethlehem, Pa. az egesz Szovet
segunkhoz tartozo baptista gyii
lekezeti munkas OFT fog lenni.
Az osszejovetel mint nevel6 Z.
a Menhazunk epiteset fogja szol
galni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18
A vERHOvAY los.

Beteg tagok a heten a k6vet-
kez6k: Varga Janos, l647 Mid
land Ave-, Hajdu Jozsef, "a
Mosley Ave, Campbell, O.,
Szeneget6 Miklos, Lockwood,
Szabo Gizella, Ellsworth, Kand-
rath Janos, Williamsfield, Amb-
rusko FerencnS 1907 Glenwood
Ave, Balazs Ferenc, o32 Frank
lin Ave, ID. Scene Istvan, All
Steel St.
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6.
Turner Jozsef. titkar,
lis Manchester Ave,
Telefon 9lO5o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-18

Nagyszombaton aprilis 20-an
a szertartasdk 7:3O kezdodnek,
tlz, viz es gyertya szenteles.
Mise 9 oratol,
Deiutan 3 orakor etelszenteles
4 oratol rendes gyontatas. Este
7:3O-kor feltamadasi szertartas
utana gyontatas.
Husvet vasarnap 9 oratol mise
utana ujbol etelszenteles.
Nagymise 10:45-kor kezdodik
Delutan 3 orakor litania es aldas
Husvet hetfo, mise 9 oratol
Este ragy tancmulatsag az egy.
haz javara, Orosz Ferenc zene-
kara muzsikal.
Az egyhazi zenekar ma mem
tart gyakorlo orat. sziinetel.
Kedd es utana ujbol a rnisek
a rendes idoben S:3O-kor kez-
d6dnek.
Csitortok cserkesz osszejove-
tel este 7 oratol.
Nilesi hiveinket is kiszolgaltuk
az ottan Scent Istvan templom.
ban, 5e gyont es aldozott.
Warreni hiveinket Fotisztelen-
do Fastnacht az ottani Scent
Maria Egyhaz plebanosa szives-
segebd szinten' kiszolgaltuk.