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La gaceta., 1937-06-19
Estd de fiesta West Tampa

Estd de fiesta West Tampa
Ell club social de West Tam
pa. "SIAC" que cuenta en- su
seno los elementos j6venes de
mas significaci6n cultural de la
barriada, y que une a su hoja
de servicios la muy prestigiosa
de ser la decana de las institu-
clones de su indole de allende ell
rio, celebrara -sta noche su
gran bale en- los ventilados sa-
ZONES de la sociedad Stella.
I'm simpatico concurso para
elegir al considerable mas popu-
lar club de Social de Tampa Sc
|llevara a cabo por votaci6n, en-
tre los asistentes al costo de 10
centavos los votos de las mule
La gaceta., 1937-06-19

A los nombres citados por ell
Senior Bergamin, podemos ana
dir los siguientes seg1n refe-
rencia de NJ. Fabreg6n, profe-
sor frances en- la universidhd
de Granada:
Salvador Villa, Rector de la
Universidad de Granada y Di-
rector de la Facultad de Estu-
dios Arabigos. Jose Polanco,
Professor de historic y decano
de la facultad de filosoffa v 1e-
tras. Garcia Labella, professor
de la Universidad de Granada.
Duarte, professor de la facultad
de medicine de la Universidad
de Granada. DIR. Mejfa, un CO.
nocido especialista. Escribano,
professor de la escuela Normal.
Zorro Moncho, diputado de Ora
NADIA y ex4gobernador de la
provincial de Sevilla. Alvarez Sa
lamanca, professor en- la facul-
tad de estudios arabigos. Rua-
no, inspector de segunda ense-
nan7a. Caminero, Magistrate
en- la corte de Granada. Ycldi,
Professor de la Universidad de
Granada. Fajardo, ex-alcalde
de Granada. Virgilio Castillo,
escritor5y presidente del parla-
mento provincial.
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NOTAS @UAE
(Por A. Montoto)

frutsndG del magnffIo progra-
ma de entretenimientos que Sc
ha combinado Y tambief> del bal
lie que amenizara la orquesta
Don Francisco Y la banda. tia
Llama.
La entrada a los terrenos cos
tara 25 centavos para todos.
Los que no posean medios de
transporte propio, podran ha-
Ger Ell viaje por diez centavos
que COCHRAN los taximetros.
Las puertas de los terrenos
Sc abriran a las 10 de la ma
mana.
La gaceta., 1937-06-19

Ell Picnic de la Sociedad Italia
Pueden comenzar a relamer-
Sc con Ell anuncio del menu que
habra de servirse en- l almuer-
70 campestre de maiana, ofre-
cido por las Secciones de Da-
mas v de Recreo de la Sociedad
S. M. Italia en- Ell parQue La Co
lumna Y que constara de terne-
ra asada, como base, Y adita-
mento de entrem6s, macarro-
mes, helados, Lacquer, pan Y ca
fe.
Ell costo de este magnifico al
muerzo, q. Sc pondr& en- la me-
sa a las doce en- punto, es redu-
cido, atendida la raz6n de que
sc tendra derecho a permanecer
en- Ell parque durante Ell dfa, dis
La gaceta., 1937-06-19

Ell presidente de la Comisi6n
organizadora del homemade, Sc
nor Indalecio Llama, nos honra
con una invitaci6n que espera-
mos hacer buena dado ell afecto
que por Carlitos sentimos y Ia
antigua Y s6lida amistad que
nos une.
Numerosos amigos del home
najeado Sc han inscrito en- las
listas de los que habran de asis-
tir.
La gaceta., 1937-06-19
La TRACTION de Gregorio Maranon
(Por jose Bergamin)

|bllca, y ell senior I'll Robes, MI
nistro de Ia Guerra, en- aquel
Gabinete de tan deshonrosa me
.moria. Por otras indebtedness
de esta indole, m~antenfa ell doc
tor Marathon su prestigio poll
tico en- Espaha. En- este senti-
do, debe felicitarsele por su tar
do arrepentimiento. Y a los es-
paioles por su ausencia.
s. Ell doctor Marathon afirma
resueltamente que ell general
Miaja es russo y que Valencia Y
Barcelona son actualmente dos
colonies rusas en- ell Mediterra-
neo. Admiramos, como siempre,
la capacidad de imagination
cientifica del doctor Maran6n y
esperamos alguna raz6n o prue-
ba mas convincente que su Ca
lprichosa fantasia, para refu-
tarle.
g. El doctor Marathon afirma
tambien que los inteleetuales
cue estan EN- la IONA rebelde no
han sido amenazados en- su vi
da personal, nj han tenido que
huir, nj desterrarse. Efectiva-
mente, los que no han venido a
nuestra iona porque no puddle
ron huir, no fueron amenaza-
dos, fueron ejecutados, senci-
tamente. Por ejemplo: Federi-
co Garcia Lorca. Y a1n: ell ase-
sinato moral de Unamuno.
q Para la veracidad del a.
rrepentimiento del doctor Ma
ramon convene tambien que Sc
nalemos la coincidencia moral
de su entusiasmo por una eau
sa con SUI conviction del triun-
TO practice, material de esa
cauSa. En- efecto, en- Septiembre
de 1886, estaba conveneido de
la victoria del Gobierno repu-
blicano del ,Frente Popular, v
no regateaba su adhesion sntu-
SHASTA a este Gobierno. En- Fee
brero de 1887, eel doctor Mara
non, arrepentido, ofrece su ad-
GheSi6n enthusiastic al rebelde
Franco, coincidiendo con su
conviction de la victoria. Victo-
ria q. Fundamental, sobre TODD,
en- Ia regularidad TRADITIONAL de
sus fuerzas armadas (moros, j.
talianos, ~aaemanes) y Ia irregu
laridad de las nuestras: un pue-
bio entero, en- pie, que Sc defien-
de, defendiendo her6icamente
su Independence Y libertad con
ira la invasion barbara, seg1n
nos decia ell doctor Maran6n
mismo, entonces, al darie su adj
hesi6n espontanea, ,sincera y
enthusiastic.
Por 1ltimo, TODD 10 ha saliva
do O ganado 81 doctor Maran6n,
con su especular arrepentimien
to. Todo: esa pneciosa vida per-
sonal, en- peligro; la de sus fla
miliares (algunos, encubiertos
traidores fascistas), sus inte-
reses economies particulars
.sus clientelas adineradas, pasa-
das, futuras v presentes. Y to-
do por su generoso amor a Es-
para y a Ia verdad. Todo, deci-
mos, nenos una sofia cosa ('y
una sola cosa importa"-dice Ell
Evangelio). Una soda, pequefia
cosa, qua ha perdido: esa que el
La gaceta., 1937-06-19
Ell BGnQuete de EstG Noche

Ell BGnQaete de EstG Noche
Despues de la reunion de a.
noche en- que Sc despidi6 carino
samente a los esposos Carlos v
Della Barbas por sus compafie-
ros de la Agrupaci6n Casados
del Centre Asturiano, esta no.
che lie sera ofrecido un homena
je de despedida al muy querido
practicante del ISanatorio del
Centre Asturiano, por sus ami
gos, en- ell restaurant eel Bou-
levard."
La gaceta., 1937-06-19
La Verbena Astamianc

La Verben1 AstsmiGnG
La Fortuna nos favorece en-
ocasiones tomando extraviados
derroteros. Los @istentes a la
Quinta Verbena annual que la
Secci6n de Recreo Y Adorno del
Centre Asturiano celebrara en-
ell canedromo de Sulphur
Springs, la noche del sabado rs
de JUNO; pueden resultar fa-
vorecidos con IA obtenci6n de
un radio de $115O0, que Sc sor-
teara entire los presentes.
Las Verbenas de los Asturia-
nos en- la pista de Galgos de
Sulphur Springs Sc han hecho
famosa entire ~ndsotros, por 81
entusiasmo que en- elias reina y
10 interesante y simpatico que
resulta pasar la noche de VERDE
ma, al aire libre, paseando y bal
lando en- tan limpio y bonito
parque como el dedicado a las
carreras de perros.
Las paertas de los terrenos
Sc abriran al p1blico a las 9 de
la noche, durandd Ia Verbena
hasta los albores del domingo,
amenizada la velada por las or
questas la Tropical " "Don
Francisco.
Los precios de entrada son los
de siempre: so centavos los
hombres y 25 las mujeres.
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En- v5as de restablecimeinto

EW UDuS UE TSoCUOtOCCHtotfttV
Para felicitar al antique Y
correcto amigo, Pepe Lacalle, y
su fiel Y amante compahera, es
cue escribimos estas lines al
enterarnos de la mejorfa de su
muy Iquerido hijo Oscar, que
fue operado urgentemente dfas
Ipasados.
Desaparecida la gravedad de
los primeros momentos que
hizo temer por la vida del en-
fermo, su res~tablecimiento com
pleto no Sc hara ~aguardar, Y ash
10 esperamos, confiados len la
naturaleza j6ven v fuerte de
Oscarito y los cuidados que la
ciencia lie prodiga.
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DespedidG

DespedidG
Sc la damos muy carinosa al
notable actor y director de es-
cena, SIR. Manuel Aparicio, que
embarcara esta tarde, a la una,
para la ciudad de Poughkeep-
sic, enviado por la Direction de
Florida, del Proyecto Teatral
Federal, como su representan-
te en- la reunion de directories
que Sc celebrara en- Ell Vassar
College.
Buen viaje al antigua amigo
Y que triunfe en- toda Ia Inca.
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res v 20 Ia de los honbres.

TeS y ~ Id nc lOS 4AoiAtOASS'
c, La entrada al baile costara
25 v so centavos, por Ell mismo
orden anterior, y las mesas re-
servadas Sc venderan a un peso.
Son varies los Clubs que en-
gran en- ell concurso, rtcibiendo
ell triunfador una copa de pla-
ia.
La mtisioa la administrator
las orquestas ia Tropical" y
Manuel Sanchez.
Ell bale durara de 9 de la no.
che a cuatro de la madrugada.
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20 Sag Can You Sing!"

20 Say Can You Singp
Hoy y manana Sc repondra
en- ell teatro del Centre Asturia-
no la obra 0 Say Can You Sing,
del Proyecto Teatral Federal.
La obra como va dijimos Sc
presenta con lujo escenico es-
trenado Y con magnificos ni-
meros de bale, entire ellos el
muy conocido de ~nuestros die
tantis, la Corrida de Toros''.
La gaceta., 1937-06-19

Falleci6 aver la nina Nelva
Monies de Oca, de 8 amos, veci-
ma de la calle Dewey. Deja a sus
padres, esposos Armando Mon
ties de Oca, Y una hermana. Hor
tensia Monies de Oca.
La gaceta., 1937-06-19

Dej6 de existir aver Ell Sr. Sill
vestre Alfonso, de IS amos, veci-
no de la casa 1121 de la Move
ma avenida.
lie sobreviven su viuda, cua-
tro hijas y un hijo.
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Perezoso, aburrido,
d~escontento
es possible 8 sienta ash como
resultado del estreRimiento

CS RVSA0&G &c Sk~sASG ASA &0AnA~
resultado del estreiimiento
Muchas personals obtienen
alivio tan refrescante tomando
Black raught para ell estreni-
miento, que 10 prefieren a to-
dos los laxantes v r~ecomiendan
a sus amigos que 10 prueben.
Black Draught esta hecho de hojas Y
raices de plantas. No entorpece la d.
gesti6n, mas estimula Ell intestine in
ferior para que alivie Ell estrenimien-
to.
He aqui un laxante que es pura-
mente vegetal, rapido y de confianza.
fPruebelo!
BLACK DRAUGHT
o SEA HEPALINA
I'm BUEN A
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te Ell Dorado.
ContribGyeron con $500: An
tonic Lopez (nevero)s Coopera-
;tiva Ell Recurso, Alfredo v Fa-
milia @r6cery, Latin American
FRY, Corona Coffee Mills.
0ntribuyeron con $1.OO: Ma
Rimo Alvarez Stand RnbEo's
Drug Store, La Nacional Coffee
Mills. Tomas Alfonso Gro, La
Palma Bakery, Reliable Clean
ers, Brick House Cafe, Coope-
rativa La Commune, Ernesto,s
Cafe, Gonzalez, Victoria Bak-
cry, Michigan Cafe, Martinez
y Co. Garage, f. Suarez, La
gUer Ballantine, Fructuoso Con
zalez, Guillermo Temes Restan-
rant, Cooperative La Epoca, La
Union Bakery, Manuel Rubin.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Dependencies de Alfredo y
Familia Grocery.
Cortribuyeron con so centa-
vos: H. Lobo Grocery. Manuel
Mon, Cafe, Lozano Poultry,
Noises Filling Station, Dioni-
sio Barber Shop, Joe Aizpiru,
Testasecca Bakery, F. Puig, &C.
rardo Ferro Restaurant, Con
zalez Grocery, Caltagirone, Lee
to and Sons Grocery, Luis L6-
PEE Grocery, Two Brothers
Fish Market, Baldomero Toja-
coPressing Club, Jose A. Arau-
ma, Fernando Carreiio.
Contribuyeron CON rs centa-
vos: Miceli Grocery, La Estre-
LA Bakery, Villita Drug Store,
Alva Cafe Tony Labruzzo Fish
Market Scaglione, Maseda Bar
IBERIA, Maseda Cafe Jose C. Fer
nandez, Polo, Cabal Grocery,
PENN Cafe, Ell Paradise Groce-
ry, Jose Fernandez, Alexandra
Sanchez.
Tampa, JUNO II de 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-06-19

sitges-Exquisito vino catalan
Salud y fuerza
Restaurant Columbia"
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y IlooOIAoo,
la honr NhPatrin
ma@ zee CaQder6n. nos
-41onio exclusive de IA
dad libre del hombre. AlgoE
NOISE puede traicionar imtufe~
mefte sin perder quien 10 ha-
zee la re4Ataci6n moral, al per-
der la conciencia honrada de
sus actos: al evidenciar, intelec-
tualmente y moralmente, por
esta TRACTION doble, la indigni1
dad de una conducta que Sc ira
ia de enmascarar a 81 misma,
tan torpemente, con Ell nombre-
antifaz de arrepentimiento.
Creo que ahora, al doctor Ma
ramon, amigos Y enemigos, lea
les Y rebeldes, lie conocemos, to-
dos. Y hasta creo que coincidi-
remos en- Ell juicio moral que su
conducta Ipiblica, independent
temente de toda opinion parti-
cular, nos manifesto y patenti-
"a.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-19
Ben Dubois Selected As
One of University Regents
Governor Benson Has APP
pointed Four New Men
To Board

Governor Benson has selected B
f. Dubois, Of this city, as one OF
four new regents for the University
of Minnesota to supplant the ones
whose terms expired last February
None of the four whose terms ex-
pired were renamed.
Besides Mr.. Dubois, the other
three named are: George B. Leon
ard, Minneapolis Attorney; Lewis
Lehman, of st. Paul, former COM
mander of the American Legion;
Martin Olson, farmer of Vining,
MINI.
The four being dropped from the
board are Rufus Rand, of Mime
apolis, Julius Collier, of Shakopee,
A. j. Olson, Of Renville, and o. j.
Hagen, of Moorhead.
The Minneapolis Tribune says
that all four of the new appoint
ees are regarded as liberals. Mr..
Leonard has been active as attor-
ney in Minneapolis for many years
and although never a candidate for
an elective office, has been AHEAD
err in many political battle. Mr..
Lehman also is an attorney, prac-
ticing in st. Paul since he returned
from the war. He has long been ac-
tive in the legion and was state
commander in 1882.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-19
Sank Centre School Assigned
16 New Districts
Monday

Under a recent provision passed
by the last legislature a number OF
meetings have been scheduled for
the purpose Of assigning new ter
ritory to each high school in the
state for the transportation Of nom
resident pupils. Representatives at
tending the first of these meetings
scheduled for the local school were
E. w. Olson, principal Of the High
School, and George Berggreen, a
member Of the Board Of Education
These gentlemen attended the
meeting in the absence Of Superin-
tendent Kohl.
The first meeting in which Sank
Centre took part was held at Long
Prairie Monday afternoon, at
which time 16 new districts to the
north were added to the Sank Gen.
tire school area. The southern area
will not be established until Aug
ust 28th, when the Stearns County
Superintendent will meet at st.
Cloud. This assignment Is temper
ary and has been made for the
year Of 1937-1938 only.
In the past no high school has
been able to go out Of its district
for the transportation of pupils,
but under the new law, designated
as Chapter 70. Special Session Laws
Of 1887, areas or extra districts
will be assigned to each from
which transportation of non-resi-
dent students will be permissible.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-19
Sauk Centre Listed
For Ne,p Post office
$72,00O Allotted For Local Construc-
ton Under Public Building
Program

Sank Centre Is listed among
a number of cities for the con-
structiOn of a new pOstOffice
under q S70,OOO,OOO public
building program. The projects,
mostly postoffice buildings, are
on the recommended list from
which the treasury and postof-
flee department will select
those to be undertaken.
Among the new authorized
projects, Sank Centre Is listed
for q postoffice to cost $4,000.
However. selection for immed-
late construction will not be
made until after congress COM
pletes action on the bill.
The list of new authorized
projects from which the selec-
ton for actual construction i'm
Minnesota will be made, in
clude: Aitkin, $4,000; Buffa-
10, $4,000; Cambridge, $4,000;
Crosby. $4,000; Elk River,
$4,000; Milaca, $4,000; Mora,
$4,000; Princeton, $4,000;
Staples, $4,000; Sank Centre,
$72,OO0.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-19
PlaygroundEquip-
nent at City Park
Removal Ordered by School Board
For Better Play Facilities At
School Grounds

AS the last few weeks prepara-
tions get under way for the open
ing of school scheduled for Septem-
Der 9Th, removal of the play equip
ment from the school playground
was ordered by the Board Of Edu-
cation.
The equipment, which includes
swings, giant strides, slippery
slides, are being removed from the
lot to allow for larger areas suit
able for other games. Since the
equipment Is so little used in the
summer on its present site, it was
deemed advisable to remove it. The
lot will now be better suited for
kittenball and baseball playing. In
the winter when flooded it will be
a skating rink without obstruc-
ton.
On recommendation the equip
ment was turned over to the City
Council this week for their use,
Board members said. Acceptance
was made by Councilman Joe Mill
err. of the Park board, who intimat-
ed the equipment would be mount
ed at the City Park, popular
summer retreat.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-19
To Give Girl Scout Silver
Jubilee Radio Broadcast
Silver Jubilee of Girl Scouts OF
America Arranged For
August 81

Al radio broadcast coming via
the Columbia system part of the
Silver Jubilee activities Of the Girl
Scouts of America has been ar
ranged for according to informa-
tom from headquarters received
by Mrs. r. w. Bassett here.
Local Girl Scouts are reminded
through the announcement that
the broadcast, originating in Briar-
cliff Manor where the information
al conclave of Girl Scouts is being
held, has been scheduled for Tues
day, August 81, from 4:45 to 500
eastern daylight saving time. Time
translation is 2:45 to 800 central
standard time. WCCO, Minneapo-
lis, will carry the broadcast. While
the script for the entertainment is
not yet completed according to the
bulletin, there will be brief inter-
views with foreign Scouts inter-
viewed by Bob Prout, Columbia
staff announcing ace. This year
marks the 25th anniversary of the
Girl Scouts. and their camp at
Briarcliff has approached the in
ternational spectacle of the Boy
Scouts held in Washington.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-19
liberalization of Stearms Go.
Should Make Rapid Strides
Engineering Firm Selected
For Survey-To Draw
Detailed Maps

With the announcement of the
approval of the rural Identification
project for Stearns County it was
hoped that many of those who had
not signed for various reasons,
would now signify their intentions
of joining with their neighbors in
electrifying their farms. The first
construction of rural lines will be
made in the western end Of Stearns
county, and the progress made up
to date is outlined in the following
article from the County Agents
office at st. Cloud:
The rural identification project
in Stearns county should make
rapid strides following action TAX
en- at a meeting of the board of
directors on Friday of last week.
At that meeting steps were taken
to put the project under way just
as rapidly as possible. The engin-
eering firm chosen, Ellerbe & Com
pany, of st. Paul, has taken a copy
of the project map as sent to
Washington last February and
have started to draw the detailed
maps as needed in the develop
ment Of the project. The directors
at Fridays meeting chose to devel-
ope the west past of the project
first in view of the fact that the
allotment received is only a portion
of that needed to cover the entire
project. while the entire project
covers AIS miles the patial allot-
ment is for $15O,000 Or practically
enough for $50 miles of construc-
ton. This west portion as planned
for the first construction will take
in the townships of Melrose, Sank
Centre, Ashley, Raymond, Getty,
Lake George, Crow River, Lake
Henry, and a small portion of
Grove township. The lines in this
territory would contribute approx
imately $50 miles Of construction.
In view Of the fact that many
farm families have been somewhat
interested in availing themselves
with electricity and yet were not
quite ready to sign up at the time
the survey was made in the differ
ent communities, they will have an
opportunity now to come in on the
program providing the proposed
lines will run past their property.
In order to give these folks an OPP
portunity to contact the proper
party in their township the county
agents office at st. Cloud submits
the following list of committeeman
by townships: Melrose, George De-
terman; Sank Centre, F. ]. Min
cite; Ashley, ]. M. Miller; Ray
mond, A. I. Cowlthorp; Getty, John
J. Ceynar; Lake George, Herman
G. Imdieke or c. p. Stalboerger;
Crow River, M. Zaczkowski; Lake
Henry, John A. Braun. To be sure
not all parts Of these townships
can be served but parties living
along the proposed routes of the
new lines can be taken care Of to
good advantage. The engineering
firm handling the work feels that
construction of lines in the county
can probably begin soon after Oct
ober LIST.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-19
Scouts Have Golf
Driving Range
Golfers Invited To Swing Clubs
At Range On Way To
Course

A pail of balls and a Boy Scout
to shag them for you await you
golfers for a nominal fee at the
driving range just south of the
Country Club, it was announced
this week by Scoutmaster r. B.
Kowalke. This golf driving range
was initiated at the suggestion of
golfers in this community who
wanted some place to take the rust
out Of an early morning or a late
afternoon swing. It has been sug-
gested that golfers stop at the
driving range to SOCK out a pail
of balls on the way to the course
Sunday mornings or for the late
afternoon play.
This week Scoutmasters an
nounced that the weekly meeting
had been suspended. Scouts will
mark time while the community
turns to the Stearns County Fair
for two days Of entertainment.
A request number for another
over night hike has resulted In
scheduling the outdoor event for
next week Wednesday night.
Scouts will meet and 60 to Fairy
Lake to set up their tents. Mos
quitoes win probably enjoy the
outing as much as the boys, and
mosquito netting is advised as
necessary equipment
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-19
Will Widen
Third Street
Under WPA
Project Awaits Completion
of Work At Fair
Grounds
ADD NINE FEET TOROAD
Also Plan Identification of
Highway Approach At
South Main

With approval secured from the
Works Progress Administration, it
is expected that the Third Street
widening project scheduled next
on the project roster will begin in
another week. Councilman Joe
Miller stated that the project
awaits the completion Of the pre-
sent work at the Fair Grounds for
WPA hands"
Calling for widening of the one
block between Main and Oak
streets on Third, the project is de-
signed to relieve congestion along
the route. The measure will be ac-
complished by borrowing footage
from the present sidewalks to lay
into street. About nine feet, accord
ing to the committee, will be sliced
from the walks and added to the
street. Signatures of most of the
property owners along the street
have been secured, it was said.
An ordinance erasing the pres
emit one calling for IA foot side
walks on that street will have to be
passed by the City Council before
work can proceed, said City Attor.
ney v. T. Conklin. While the mea-
sure is one that is a matter of
form, it will probably come before
the Council this week.
The project besides calling for a
widening of the street will neces-
state some other changes. Street
lights and their underground ca
BILE will have to be moved back as
will the water cock at the edge OF
the curb. WPA labor will be EN-.
ployed, but cost of materials will
be born by the City Council. Costs
will not be levied against property
owners, it was said.
Meanwhile another projec,
shapes itself as easements Of pro
perty holders are being secured
along the south end of MAR
Street. This project for the beauti
fication of the highway approach
from the south, calling for shrub
berry planting and landscaping, ha.
gone to the WPA offices for an
prevail.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-19
Catholic Societies Will Meet
at Vest Union Sum-, Aug. 29

ton Of Character-and the Part
the Parents Of Children Must Take
In This; and Ed c. Lenzmeier,
Stearns County Agent, whose sub
ject will be: THE Future Of Farm
ing" General discussion will fol-
low the talks.
After the meeting a social and
lawn party will be held on the
spacious grounds of the church.
For those who wish, sandwiches
and ice cream will be available.
This is an open meeting and the
ladies are particularly invited to
accompany their husbands, an
nounced Rev. H. Reflex, on We'd
nesday.