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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
COUNTY RED CROSS
CHAPTER WILL MEET

The Pine County Chapter of the
last week will hold it's annual meet
ing at the Madison hotel in Sand
stone October 30. The main bust
ness will be the roll call rally and
the election of officers. Everyone
who is a member of the American
Red Cross is urged by Mrs. Edwin
Edin of Pine City, chapter roll call
chairman, to attend. The meeting
will commence promptly at p. m.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
THIEVES PLAY WHILE
FARMER is A w A Y

Thieves visited the residence of
Frank Barton, ST., at Denham Mon
day, October 81, stole $500 in cash;
No. 116 kodak, double lens No. 10;
leather case for same; a French
binocular in leather case; and also
a tire rim; inner tube; and car tools.
The total value of these articles Mr..
Barton estimates at $3.50.
Mr. Barton who was absent from
his home describes the occurrence in
the following words:
"On my way to town l met an old
car with about five youngsters up
to 10 years Of age seated inside. I
noticed they we're watching me, and
that their car quickly turned around
and went back towards my home. But
/ thought nothing of 1t at the time,
so kept on my way to town. When I
came home / found the door pried
open and the lock broke.
These thieves were well ac-
quainted in my house as they knew
where / kept the key for the book
case and steel kitchen cabinet, in
which these articles were kept. Trey
took the key to unlock the bookcase
and cabinet, took what they wanted.
and put the key back where they
found 1t.
will give $500 or more reward
to that party, that will bring my
things back to me. Here it would
be necessary for the county or state
officials to step in and put stop to
these robberies. so that 1t would be
safe for farmer to leave his place
There is too much Of this going on in
this locality
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
Pine CITY GETS
A new SCHOOL
Special Election Places
Stamp of Approval on
Project.
Federal Grant Will be More
Than Thirty Thousand
Dollars.

A new and modern addition to its
present high school building was as
sured the Pine City school district
Tuesday night when voters at a spe-
cial election of the district voted to
accept the already approved federal
aid project. The vote resulted in 300
being registered for the project to 81
against it.
The talk of the new building came
into prominence in the county seat
with the announcement of a huge fed
eral program throughout the nation
to take men off the public relief rolls
and give them gainful employment.
Immediately the board set about to
draft plans of their needs and sub
mltted them to the proper officials,
with the result that the project was
approved. Then came the test of get
ting the local sentiment and the spe-
cial election was called for that pur-
pose with the result that the needs
of the growing district will be amply
taken care of.
District Out of Debt.
The Pine City district is in good
financial condition, having paid off
its bonded Indebtedness some years
ago, besides having a good cash re-
serve in the treasury. For several
years the need of additional room has
been felt because of the growing
enrolment from outlying districts,
but it was not felt that the district
should make the step toward con-
structiOn of a new building. How
ever, when the aid proposition con-
frOnted, the board lost no time in
applying for federal aid which will
be granted in the amount of about
1874, $50. The district will bond for
$4,000 and this money can be had
from the State Investment Board at
3 per cent interest, officials were told.
Thus the community will get
$4,000 improvement with only an
outlay of $4,000
While no definite announcement
has been made as to the completion
of the project, it is apparent that
construction work will start just as
soon as the proper arrangements can
be made.
The present superintendent of the
Pine City school system is v. w. lie
barth and it's board consists of d. w.
Wilcox, c. r. Perkins, DR.. A. X.
Stratte, w. G. Hodge, Eben Gillespie
and DR.. George Olsen.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
WATER FOWL
SEASON HERE
Hunters Will Legally Bag
Waterfowl in Minnesota
for Thirty Days.
Conservation Department
Announces Limits, Rules
and Restrictions.

Monday, October 81, marked the
opening of 80 days of legal shooting
of migratory waterfowl in Minnesota.
The season will continue until Tues
day, November 10, and will permit
hunting of waterfowl species each day
from Z a. m. until p. m.
Other stringent regulations adopted
by the United States Bureau of Bio
logical Survey and approved by the
Minnesota Conservation Commission
includes the prohibition of either live
decoys or batting. Automatic and re-
peating shotguns must be cut down
to three shell capacity and no shot
gun larger that 1O-gauge is legal in
the hunting of migratory waterfowl
Bag Limits.
Ten birds in the aggregate, of all
kinds including wild ducks, coots,
Wilson snipes or jack snipes, rails,
and gallinuleS, of which not more
than four may be geese or brants, are
the daily bag limit Not more than
Is game birds. upland or migratory
waterfowl of all kinds in the aggre-
gate may be taken by any one person
in any one day.
An absolute closed season on wood
ducks, rudy ducks, bufflehead ducks,
swans and greater and lesser yellow
legs was stipulated for this fall.
There is no open season on either
of the following game birds this year:
ruffed grouse or native partridge,
mourning dove, upland plover and
woodcock
Must Have Stamp.
To hunt migratory waterfowl fed
eral duck stamp costing one dollar is
required This stamp, which may be
purchased at most pOstOffices in the
state, is required in addition to the
costing one dollar. All residents 16
years old or over must have both Ii
cense and stamp in order to hunt mi
gratory waterfowl. The hunter must
validate the stamp by writing sigma
ture in ink across the face of the
stamp. This must be done before
hunting is commenced.
NoH-TeSIueill SlHdIl game HuHIIHS
license costing $25 is required of all
non-residents.
1t is unlawful to use a hunting Ii
cense or coupon of another person;
to hunt in any state park or game
refuge or to carry firearms in such
areas except by permission, and to
retain game more than five days after
the close of the season unless tagged
by the Director of the Division of
Game and Fish or a game warden.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
STATE LEGION MAN
WILL SPEAK HERE

The committee in charge of the an
nual Armistice Day program spon-
sored by the Askov American Legion
Post and Auxiliary. announces the
definite engagement of C. A. Zwiener
as speaker. Mr.. Zwiener is state ad-
jutant of the American Legion and
is we'll known as good and interest
ing speaker. The program will be
held in the d. B. S. hall at o'clock
on the evening of November IL. and
will consist of other numbers beside
the speaking.
A large crowd. not only from the
Askov community. but nearby COM
munities, is expected to attend
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
WILLOW YOUNG FOLKS
u MITE IN MARRIAGE

A Willow River young couple joined
the ranks of married folk Tuesday
morning, when Miss Lydia Gross,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jurash,
and Mr.. Milton Price, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Total Price, were married at
st. Mary's church by Rev. FIR. Majas.
The attendants were Miss Sofia No
wax and Leonard Price.
The young couple will make their
home in Willow River village where
they will be welcomed and congratu-
lated by large circle of friends. A
wedding dance celebrated the event
in the evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
REAL ESTATE TAXES
ARE DUE NOVEMBER ]

October 81 will be the last day
on which to pay real estate taxes
to avoid the penalty. The last
half of the 1894 taxes become due
and payable on November 1. Pay
ments may be made at any bank
or other recognized agency in
your community or to the county
treasurer direct in the court
house in Pine lily.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
Denhdn, Couple
Mark FOrtieth
Wedding Date

Mr.. and Mrs. NelS Johnson living
y miles northwest of Denham, cele-
brated their 10th wedding anniver-
sary in the midst of relatives and a
few of the nearest and oldest neigh
bors Saturday evening.
Mr.. johnson took his place as a
homestead about so years ago. When
they were married they immediately
moved to the place and have made it
their home ever since, continually
working and improving the farm.
A beautiful bouquet of chrysanthe-
NUNS adorned the living room.
These were a gift from Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Lindgren of st. Paul, who 40
years ago on Saturday evening were
the bridesmaid and best man, but be-
cause of ill health they were unable
to be present.
After Eddie Jackson, their son-in-
law, had explained the reason for the
gathering, Mrs. George Johnson at the
organ played Lohengrin's wedding
march and Ethel and Bernard, son
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
son entered the room dressed in the
brides dress and groom's suit of 40
years ago. Ethel bore a corsage of
flowers she pinned on her mothers
dress and Bernard placed one on his
fathers coat lapel.
The bridal dress was made from a
beautiful black material somewhat
similar to "tree-bark." 1t had full
skirt. fitted blouse with puffed sleeves.
high collar and was trimmed with
beads.
The groom's suit was black with a
swallOw-tail coat.
A Social Program.
After Bernard had given his opinion,
humorously, of the suit, Arlene John
son, granddaughter. sang and re-
cited. Eddie Jackson then gave
Swedish talk with some humorous
stories varied to suit the occasion.
Ronald Johnson, grandson, gave a
rollmOnica solo and Mrs. Burman of
Moose Lake, sang a Swedish solo.
Rev. J. A. Burman then gave some very
we'll chosen remarks based on the
23rd Psalm. He pointed out that after
all, all good things in life come from
Him above. Mrs. Burman sang an
other of her beautiful hymns. Doro-
thy Anderson and Mildred Johnson
closed the formal part of the program
by singing God be With You Till We
Meet Again" The POSTMASTER asked
if some of the old neighbors would
like to tell of their experiences as
neighbors of the Johnsons. Mr.. Over
ON who was already settled when Mr.
johnson came home with his bride.
told of different experiences they had
shared together in years past
A buffet luncheon was served after
which Mrs. Johnson cut the wedding
cake and passed to the guests.
The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Johnson and fam
lily of Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Jackson
of Hinckley, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jens
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Ander-
son. Milton and Dorothy, Mrs. George
Johnson and Mildred. Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Danielson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Erlandson.
Many friends wish Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson many more happy years and
that they might also enjoy their gold |
en- anniversary.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
ANTI-WAR RALLY TO
BE HELD IN ASKOV

The Askov branch OF the League
Against War and Fascism will spon-
sor countrywide anti-war rally in
the D. B. s. hall Sunday evening,
November 10, at 8 p. m.
The program will consist of a short
play and one or more able outside
speakers. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend this rally and to keep
this date open.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
COUNTY CREDIT BODY
ANNOUNCES MEETING

The Pine County Agricultural Adj
visory Credit committee will meet at
the Madison hotel in Sandstone on
This committee acts in an advisory
capacity where debtor and creditor
difficulties are encountered. Anyone
wishing their services can be heard
at this meeting.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
The War Itself.

Reports from the battlefields are
conflicting and not very trustworthy,
but an observer gathers-at the dis
lance of some thousand miles-that
two major offensives are either in a
state of actual progress or are being
prepared. In the north, it seems, the
Italians have strengthened their front
in the hope of consolidating all it's
various sectors for a big penetrating
push southwark, and many rumors
Continued on Page -
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS REVIEW
By GEORG STRANDVOLD

In the international conflict which
now attracts general attention, there
are several very curious facts deserv-
ing of meditation.
One is that while the League of
Nations is trying to stop the war
which it could not avert, it goes on
as bloodily as though there had never
been any League: The Italian inva-
sion of Ethiopia continues, and there
is no indication that it will be stopped
unless the Ethiopian army can resist
it. The diplomats won't-so at least
it seems.
Another popularity is the slow mo-
ton characterizing the League eff
forts: While men kill each other on
the scattered Ethiopian battlefields,
the diplomats in Geneva, Rome, Paris
and London certainly take their time
for thinking about the question of
limiting the war; The one momen-
tarily needful objective of stopping
the war already in progress seems to
have escaped their notice.
And then there is the third queer
situation: 1t appears that no matter
how valiantly the Philippians may
defend themselves against the ag-
gressor; no matter how victorious
they may surprise the world by being
in the end-there seems to be already
now a tacit understanding among the
great powers that Ethiopia. all of it
or a part of it, will become merely
nominal Independent nation, ruled
under international supervision, and
with Italy eAerting decisive influence
That is the trend of all present dis
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-10-24

Largest circulation of any
newspaper in the United
States published in a COM
munity of its size.
By far the largest circu-
1atiOn of any newspaper in
Pine county.
A good advertising medium.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
SIT. GY0RGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
Iseik6sx:
FoT. MAckov J. J0ZSEF
La16s:
016 Tod Ave. Telefon 4-2036
Templom: zoe Mahonlng Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

Macy party. Julius ho 2S-ar
eset fel nyolc oral kezdettel nag,
szerii party lesz hitkozsegiinl
templom alatti hiivos termeben Z
Neronak. Martak. Mariak, Mag
dolnak es Annak tiszteletere. Al
est erdekesseget emeli a oyer
mex szindarab, melynek cine
GA gyiiri''. Ezenkiviil meg negy
gyermek rOvid verset mond. A
szindarab s.zavalatokkal ossze
sen 80 percet vesz igenybe csak
A tobbi IDIOT lunch elk0ltesere
husito italok elvezetere es tarsal
gasra forditjuk. Sokan keszil
mex az estre, a huvos terembe, /;
trefas szindarabra egyutt elszo
rakozni. Minden magyar testver
szeretettel fogadunk!
Vasarnapi miseket ne hanya
goljuk el a parkba menes. hala
szas es egyeb szorako zasok ked
veert. A kis mise es nagy mis-.
is rovid ideig tart, utana eleg idt
van szorakozasra. Elso legyer
kotelesseg azutan johet {
kedvteles. kis mise fel kilencko1
van, nagy mise tizkor. Koznapo
kon 8-kor kezdjik scent miset
inert kilenckor az iskolasoka
oktatjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
KSzli: Csepka 1stvan lelkesz
lak4s los - 2nd St. Niles, O.

Felevi kozgyiilesunket a multi
vasarnap tartottuk meg isten-
tisztelet vegeztevel. A lelkesz
jelenteset az egyhaz masodik ne
gyedevi mikodeser6l figyelem.
mel hallgattak meg a jelenvoltak
vettek tudomasul. Amennyiben
fontosabb igyeink mem voltak
elintezesre, IL ora elott mar We.
get is ert gyules.
Youngstownban jovo vasar-
naptol kezdve a Rayen Aven lie.
v6 lutheranus templomban fog.
juk istentiszteleteinket megtar.
tani fel kilenctol kezdve. Ebben
a templomban tartottak magya,
lutheranus testvereink is listen.
tiszteleteiket. A Spring Common
hidon felmenve, jobbra kell for.
dulni Rayen Aven a jobb ol.
dalon van sarga teglabol epult
hatalmas templom.
- MAGYAR NAP. AUGUSTUS a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
40 AZ OREC A HAZNAL"

A magyar beszelo filmek dia-
dalmas amerikai galeriaja ismet
egy nagyszeru magyar mozi-da-
rabbal gazdagodott. Most indul
amerikai kodito u+jara a legfris-
sebb magyar beszelo film, a 80
az Greg a haznal'', mely Young
stownban is szinrekeril a Re,
gent szinhazban kedden, julius
3O-an.
Bajos, deriis meseju, kacagta-
toan vidam darab 90 az Greg
a haznal', melyet Bus Fekete
Laszlo rendkivul sikert aratott
vigjatekabol Lengyel Menyhert
es Stella Adorjan irt at nagyon
otletesen a filmre. Az Greg vi
deki magyar boltos ket fla kar.
riert akar csinalni, nyaktorc
vakmeroseggel vetik ra magukat
a penzszerzesre, meg akarjak
mutatni, hogy kulombek. mint az
ovatos,. lehiggadt bolcsessegl
oregek. A vad hajra, amivel az
eletiik utjat jarjak, termeszete'
sen bajba sodorja oket S amiko,
rajuk szakad a veszedelem, ter
meszetesen jol jon az Greg q
haznal, az Greg, josagos apjuk
az, aki nemcsak a bortonbol mer
tt meg oket. de raigazitja az ele'
tiiket helyes vaganyra is.
A ket vezet6 szerepben Szokt
Szakall es Barsony Rozsi nyuj
tokeletes kifaragottsagu alaki
tast. Kedvesek, dragak, minder
szavuk, minden mozdulatuk tap!
ra ingerel. A tobbiek: Verebe'
Ern6, Denes Gyorgy, Halma,
Thor, Erdelyi Mici, Gozon Gyu
la, Kiraly Kato (Kiraly Ernt
leanya), Feher Pal, Bathory Gi
"a, Simon Marcsa, Zala Karola
Huszar Puffy, Latabar Arpad
Feny6 Emil. Szigethy Janos szir
ten efsoranguak, olyan szinesz
egyiittessel szolgalnak, amel,
val6ban ritkitja parjat.
A mi varosunk magyarsaga i
megbecsili j6t inert "J'
az Greg haznal" valoban leg
java magyar beszel6filmek kozu
valo, bizonyos, kogy Young
stownban nagy lesz sikere
zsufolasig tele lesz Regen
szinhaz, mely dicserend6 aldo
zatkeszseggel szinten megsze
rezte a darab eloadasi jogat {
julius 3O-an fogja szinrehozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18

Ami termeszetesen ait jelenti,
hogy keves ejszakat tolt a a'sajat
otthonaban, ha okolbetus ujsagot
kepez, mikor egyszer otthon van.
A szellemesen szemtelen gunyt
elertette mindenki Is Washing
ton nevetett az ujsagon Is neve-
tett az - elnoknen.
Hogy mennyire indokolt volt
ez a tamadas, ait maganak itel-
heti meg mindenki.
Mi csak AIT akarjuk megje-
gyezni, hogy amig az elnok fele-
seger61 ICY lehet irni a lapok-
ban, addig mem kell sem sajto-
szabadsagot-. sem po1itikai sza-
badsagot fe1teni ebben a haza-
ban.
Addig lit butasag diktaturar6l
beszelni es szemtelenseg az elmo
kot azzal vadolni, hogy korlatlan
ura akar lenni nemzetnek.
A Rooseveltnerol kozolt head
line 'megnyugtat6bb sajt6sza-
badsagot illet6leg,- mintha szaz
politikus biztositana bennunket,
hogy az nincs veszelyben.
- MAGYAR NAP AuCUazTus -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
AZ ELN0KNE
AZ uJSACBAN

Az elnok felesege sokat SEE
repel lapokban.
Ez leginkabb azert van, inert
Mrs. Roosevelt mem hajlando a
hagyomanyokat kovetni, nem eri
be azzal, hogy "haziasszony' le-
gyen a Feher Hazban, hanem
elni probaIa a maya eletet, an1it
megszokott az elozo evekben.
Rooseveltne tevekeny reszt
vett tarsadalmi munkakban,
mielott elnokne lett belole es
mem erti meg, hogy inert kelle-
ne neki megszakitani minden
osszekotteteset, csupan azert,
inert elnok lett az urabol.
Utazik hat sokat, jar-kel az
egesz orszagban es bar a politi-
kaba csak valasztasok idejen
szolt belle, mikor egy barat-
nojenek inegvalasztasat kerte,.
minden mas tarsada1rni teve-
kenyseget folytatja.
Ebben csak az ostoba emberek
tudnak hibat talalni.
A nOk millioi kenyerkereso pa
lyakon dolgoznak, not kivitte
az elet a konyhabol es butasag
lenne elkivanni,, hogy pont az
elnok felesege szakitsa meg
sajat egyeni eletet es tevekeny-
seget, csupan azert, inert fele-
sege az elnoknek.
Termeszetes, hogy ez a. tulsa
gosan konzervativ embereknek
nem tctszik.
Termeszetes az is, hogy az ell
nok politikai ellenfe1ei ezt ala
posan kihasznaljak es nem tar
tozkodnak tole, hogy az elnoknet
alattomosan vagy nyiltan ta-
madjak.
Hogy ezt mennyire meg le-
het tenni ebben a meg mindig
szabad orszagban, ARA egy par
hete egy Washington ujsag SOL
gait nagyszerii peldaval.
A Washington "ferso negysza-
zak ,tarsadalmi e1ete a legal
lobb es termeszetes, hogy
society" teteje @'first LADY,.
A felso negyszazak asszonyai
fufladnak hat a 1eger6sebben,
hogy az elnokne mem tart eleg
gyakran teadelutanokat, mem ad
efeg gyakran. zsurt, nem fogad
eleg gyakran Feher Hazban,
Ehanem hasznosabb dolgokkal toll
ii az idejet. Joleti munkaval fog
Flafkozik olyan nagy aranyban,
ahogy AIT elotte keves egyen
tette e hazaban.
A szobanforgo Washington uj-
sag, amely er6sen republicans
es amely ICY halalos ellensege az
elnoki csaladnak, oklos-betus
head line-okban irta meg gu
nyosan ket hete, hogy az ell
nokne az ejszakat a Feher Haz-
ban toltotte".
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18

az egesz keresztenyseggel mi
el6bb vegezzen.
Ez az allaspont termeszetes
kovetkezmenye annak az els5 te-
bolynak, hogy zsidokat elkezd-
tex hitiik Matt iildozni. Az
orulet lejt6jen mem lehet senki-
mex megallni.
A lejt6 feneket azonban el6bb-
utobb mindenki eleri Is hitlerek
is felebrednek, mikor a fenekera
leernek.
Mi csak ait szeretnenk tudni,
hogy mi err0l velemenye annak
a sok amerikai kishitlerflek, akik
a "nagy' hitlert annakidejen
olyan erosen tapsoltak. Is akik
kozott magyarok is, katolikusok
is voltak, SGT akik kozott egy
amerikai magyar katolikus pap
is volt, aki nemcsak szoban, de
irasban is tapsolt hitlernek. SGT
aki akkor AIT is kilatasba helyez-
te, ugyancsak irasban, -
hogy legalabb is Detroitban g.
is fog egy kis hitlerizmust csi-
nalni. Vajjon eye Macy Dezs6
Ipapai prelatusnak az area ilyep-
kor?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
nul koz6liuk azon egyha-
zak. egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 0ssze-
j0veteleit, stb. - mem tobb
mint 2 honappal elore is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
julius 21-en, vasarnap, a Fig
getlen Refo' matus Egyhaz pix
mike a Barta-fele erd6ben.
julius 27-en, szombaton a war.
reni Verhovay 416. fiok piknikje
az Ivanhoe Grove groundon.
Julius 2s-an, vasarnap a Ma.
gyar Haz piknikje Barta er.
dobena
Julius 30-an, kedden, mozgo.
fenykep eloadas Regent Szin-
hazban. Bemutatasra keriil "Jt
az Greg haznal'.
Augustus h6 4-en, vasarnap
Magyar Nap az Idora Park
ban.
Augustus lien, vasarnap, .
M. NJ, Magyar Demokrata Ko,
musoros piknikje a Barta fele
erdoben. ),
Augustus 1S-an iskolias pix
mix a Cor. Katolikusoknal Z
Moore farmon.
Augustus 18-an, vasarnap Z
Fiiggetlen Reformatus Egyhaz
iskola piknikje Campbellben Z
Petrovics farmon.
Augustus 18. vasarnap, a Re.
sformatus Egyhaz piknikje Bar
ia erd6ben.
Sxeptsmber Len. vasarnap Z
Magyarok Nagyasszonya r. k
cgyhaz vizsga -piknikje a Bart;
Erd6ben.
Szspternber 20-an, vasarnal
a West Sidei Sport Kor szuret
balja a Magyar Hazban.