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Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Aug. 81. UJp)-
Three leadig issues dropped to new
lows as prices declined in active
trading on the Los Angeles stock
EXchage today.
Union oil lost s TO 157., Good
year dropped u to "a, and Ryan
aero declined as to Az. On the en-
tire board, II isues showed de-
clines, 10 remained unchanged, and
issues registered gains. Trading
rose to 200 shares, chiefly among
mining stocks, after announcemne
OF | Il cent rise in the price OF
bar silver at New York.
Early sales included Broadway
dept. 100 at 3, unchanged; trans
America, 100 at 5h, unchanged;
Bandini 100 at 5A, unchanged; Con.
solidated oil 100 at ga. unchanged:
changed; union oil 100 at 157s. down
standard oil Calf. 100 at 25. un-
=, new low electrical products
100 at lO1s, unchanged; consolidated
steel com at 100 at A., down u:
con. steel pfd. 100 at 91s. down u
Gen. Motors 100 at d3, down IA
Goodyear 100 at "a, down u; new
low; Menasco 200 at 9, unchanged:
Ryan Aero, 200 at Az, down 3. new
low; Van de Kamp. 100 at 91s, down
7 Edison com. 100 at 81 down
A Sou. Pacific 100 at 70, down Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
SoftbaII Title at
Stake Toniqht

The championship Of second
half play In the Ell Centre night
ball league will be at stake to-
night when Calipatria and Cen
eral Petroleum clash in Ell Gem
tro stadium at 8:15.
Tied at the end of the regular
season with four wins, two losses,
the Calipatria and Oiler teams
meet tonight to determine which
shall play the Imperial Valley
Hardware's first half champs i'm
three game playOff.
Milton Storey will pitch for
Calipatria, Billie SunstrOm for
the Oilers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
L. A. BUTTEK e EGGS
l. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 81. UP)-
Trading was moderate. Squash,
beans, aples, lettuce, cantaloupes,
cauliflower, asparagus. corn and
Brunswick figs were slightly easier.
Celery, lemons and grapefruit were
firm Blackberries fere higher. 9th
er comm odities were mostly un-
changed.
Bunched vegetables: beets 40 45c;
carrots 45-6oc; Dixon, 60; green
onions $1.75$1.S5 leews 81; mus
tard best 90-$1; parsley $3.50; ra-
dishes small red 1890; spinach
best 1890; turnips best 65.75; dill
7O-75; Mint & Watercress 3O-35.
CantaIoupes: local bb's std 16s-
27s 5O-65c; 36s 35-50c; local tip tops
std Ss-16s 40-50c; Japanese melons
local std 8s-16s 50-65c.
Honewdews: local std 12s-16s 30
GO; persians local 1h-1A; casabas
local 1-1H.
Watermelons: truck lots local
Klondikes 20 lb. and larger 81
$3.50; stripes 20 ID Il larger $l1.-
S13., No. 2s KIondikes and stripes
1915 ID. yi-9.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Todays Sports Parade

cal character. Bimelech is by
Black Toney, and of course you've
heard of Black Toney. He's dead
now, but when he was standing at
court at the Colonel's Kentucky
farm he sired Black Gold for Mrs
R. NJ. Hoots and he sired Broker S
Tip for the Colonel. Black Gold
won the Derby in 1924. Broker S
Tip won it in 1888. and now the
smart boys who have watched them
come and go say that Bimelech
well may win it in 1910.
Bimslech has been to the post
three times and every time he
finished he went right for the VIM
ner's circle He wasn't started un-
til June %. and then he went
a handful OF plugs at Suffolk
Downs. He won by three lengths
breezing. After that he was given
a rest and then went pack to work
on July "A Favored at 3 to 5, he
came home six lengths on top
His third start was i'll the Saratoga
Special, the only winner-take al
race in the nation. This time he
faced the toughest competition that
could be found-Andy X, Now
What, and Flight Command. HI
beat them. too. and now he has
won $1,000 and big gold cup.
Boy Angler is the second. The
Colonel bred him and the Colone
owns him, but for the time a.
least he is under lease to the Mr.
French stable Boy Angler is the
son of Burgoo King and the grand.
son of Black Toney, so in him the
family ties are double knotted
Like stablemate, he is undefeated-
four starts and four triumphs-bu
he has had close squeaks.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21

club bent on blowing their lead
as swiftly as they can. Even when
they are hitting as they were IN
the second game. making Is singles,
they can't win.
Pittsburgh Wins
Pittsburgh finally broke its los
ing streak after setting the years
record with ~ straight. The Cubs
handed the Pirates setback No. II
in the opener, 9-5. with Claude
Passeau staggering through. In the
six inning nightcap called because
of the Sunday blue law the Pr
ates won, 10 Max Butcher per-
mitted only two hits.
The Giants and Phillies split, with
New York winning the opener, 8-4,
on Is hits and the Phills taking
the nightcap, 80. Hugh Mulcahy
bested Carl Hubbell in the after
piece, each pitching a five hitter.
1t was tit for tat in the American
league with the leading Yanks and
Red Sox each dividing twin bills.
The Athletics beat the Yanks, Sd
ON homers by Seibert and Johnson,
but the Bronx Bombers won the
second game, 81, on a five hit
pitching performance by Steve
Sundra, who won his seventh
straight decision.
Dutch Leonard scored his l4th
victory as he pitched Washington
to 20 victory over Boston in the
opener Joe Cronin's wild throw in
the first with two out proved Jack
Wilson's downfall. Jimmy F'oxx hit
| homer No. 80 as the Red Sox won
the nightcap, 1915.
Eric McNair's single with two out
and two on in the 10th scored the
two runs which enabled the White
Sox to beat the Indians, 6-5, for
their seventh straight win. Vernon
Kennedy outpitched Buck Newsom
to give the Browns a 6-2 win over
the Tigers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
By UNITED PRESS

Seattle stretched its Lead to nine
games in the Pacific coast baseball
leagues doubleheaders Sunday.
The Rainiers beat Sacramento
twice while second place Los An
geles was getting beat twice by
Oakland. Portland took pair from
San Diego and Hollywood divided
with San Francisco.
Seattle took its games from the
Solons. 5-3 and 1870.
Oakland rose up against Los An
geles TO win. 5-2 and 7-3. A four
run burst in the fifth inning headed
by Vergez' homer. Won the opener
for the Oaks. Bithorn was the WIN
ming pitcher, giving 10 hits, while
Bonnetti and Berry was pounded
for Il. A seveth inning homer by
English failed to pull Los Angeles
out of the hole.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21

ing and tne SITUATION SeeHneu nope
less. Today the Cards were only 31a
games behind the league-leading
Reds and closing in fast. In three
weeks the Cards have come from
u games behind to their present
position.
Mize, the National league batting
leader, who was turned down by
the Reds after a look in 1885,
struck the vital blows Sunday as
the Red Birds trounced Cincinnati
I'll and 7-5. 1t was st. Louis 18th
victory in 81 games, and their 7th
straight, barring a tie.
After the Reds infield had eX-
ploded and tossed the first game to
the Cards in a horrendous exhibit
ton in the eighth, Mize PERSONAL
ly escorted the Red Birds to tri-
umph in the nightcap with two
homers-hiS 2lst and 22nd. Alto
gether, the Georgia boy who drinks
buttermilk smacked IN six Of his
teams seven runs.
Infield Cracks
With the first game score tied
IL, in the eighth and Bucky Wal
ters and Bob Weiland locked in a
hurting duel, the Red infield blew
sky high. Mccormick misplayed two
bunts, Walters missed up ON an
attempt at a trick double play, and
Bill Werber was late in covering
third OH a force play. The Cards
made four runs before Lefty Schoff-
ner finally got the side out.
IN the nightcap, Mize hit his first
homer with two mates on base of
Whitley Moore in the third Ther
with the score tied, SIS, he his
his second off Lefty Grissom with
Slaughter, who had walked, on base
Both contenders moved INTO the
east today the Reds opening il
Philadelphia and the Cards il
Brooklyn. The Reds have lost II o.
their last 20 games, and look lik,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Seattle Increases Coast League Lead
To Nine Games as Los Angeles Drops
Double Header: Padres Lose Two

Portland came from behind with
a four run rally in the ninth in
mig to take the opener from San
Diego 81. The Padres led all the
way until Portland'S bats began
to rattle Portland got IA hits off
Humphreys. Newsome and Craghead
while San Diego slugged l6 off Port
lands pitching staff OF Gabler.
Birkhoffer and Thomas. Portland
came from behind again in the
nightcap 10 win. ll-3.
San Francisco took the opener
from Hollywood. So. although the
Stars got Il hits against the Seals
eight. Hollywood evened the score
in the second game by the same
margin. 5-3. taking 10 hits from
Quay End Ballou while the Seals
got seven from Ardizoia and Flem-
ing
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
$40 Golfers Enter
State Tournament

DEL MONTE, Calf, Aug. 81.
CUP)-A record breaking entry list
of $40 golfers went out today TO
qualify for the California state anna
teur golf championship.
Roger Kelly of Loyola university
was seeking his third straight title
but the imposing field indicated
he. would have to be at the top of
his game to become the first man
ever TO win three championships
in a row.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Angels Recall
Louis koyikoff

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 81. CUP)--
President Dave Flemming of the
Los Angeles Angels announced to-
day he Immediately was recalling
Louis Novikoff from the Tulsa, Okla.
team OF the Texas league in an
effort TO put the Angels in the race
for the Pacific coast league pen
nant.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Augie Fries Win
Amateur Ball Grown

REDDING, Calf, Aug. 81. CUP)-
With the northern California anna
teur baseball championship in their
bat-bag, the Augie Fries service
station team of Fresno today point
ed for the state finals next Sunday
at Los Angeles.
The Fresno team yesterday wal
loped the Redding Cubs, AL
pounding out IS hits and utilizing
five Redding errors.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
San Diegan Moves
Up Yacht Race

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81. CUP)
-Whitecap II, piloted by Walter
Summer of San Diego. moved up in
the standings of the Silver Star
National Star boat championships
at Treasure Island yesterday by
winning the second of series of
five races in the championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 81. (UP)-
Hogs saleable 1850. 25 to so cents
higher; medium to choice butchers
77.35; top 7.40; locals mostly 6.35;
sows steady at 4.25-5.
Cattle saleable 1900. Fully steady;
medium to good fed yearling steers
8.85; common to good steers 1880;
Mexicans 6.50-6.75; heifers 6-7.25
cows 5.25-6.85; Gamers and cutters
As; bulls 6.25-7 7.60; calves saleable
500; steady to % cents higher;
practical top vealers 1878; few IL;
calves 7.50-950.
Sheep saleable 200; steady; few
medium wooled lambs 7.25-7.50
medium to good ewes 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Markets At
A Glance
Stocks lower and active

Stocks lower and active.
Bonds lower; u. S. Governments
lower.
Curb stocks lower.
Cal money l per cent.
Foreign exchange steady in re-
lation to the dollar.
Cotton futures lower.
Grains in Chicago: wheat and
corn futures higher, up around as
to more than / cent bushel each.
Rubber futures easy.
Silver up Is cents in New YORK
to 36l. cents fine ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Chicagoan Wins

NEW YORK, Aug. 81. CUP)-For
the first time in. four years, the
national public parks mems singles
tennis championship does not re-
side in California. Seymour Green
berg took it back TO Chicago today.
Greenberg, l9 year old sopho-
more from Northwestern won the
title in a five-set match with Len
Hartman of New York yesterday
6-2. ST.. 6-2, 4-6 6-2.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Omaha Post Beats
LA. Juniors, "a

STOCKTON, Cal, Aug. q. CUP
The McDevitt post team of Oma-
ha, Neb., today headed for home
and the national finals OF the Am
erican Legion junior baseball cham
pionship.
The Omaha team downed the
undefeated Sunrise post OF Los An
geles yesterday, GA, In l3-inning
game that gave them the western
regional title.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 81. CUP)-War
fears stimulated buying of wheat
on the Chicago board of trade today,
and prices climbed more than a
cent before profit t-taking cut into
the advance. All north American
markets were strong. other grains
worked higher in sympathy with
wheat
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Hogues Carded in
San Diego A.C.

Shorty and Bigboy Hogue, who
last week moved to San Diego, will
again be carded in a double main
event at the San Diego coliseum
Friday night Bigboy will meet Jesse
James Jackson.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Gehrig Returns to
Mayo Clinic

ROCHESTER. Mimi, Aug. 81
(UP)-Lou Gehrig, first baSeman of
the New York Yankees, returned
to Mayo Clinic today to determine
the progress of his fight against
paralysis which forced him to re-
tire after 2.13O consecutive games
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Freak Goals Give
Texas PoIoists Win

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81. (UP)
Two freak goals yesterday gave
a hard-hitting Texas team from
Fort Worth an upset victory over
a San Francisco polo team, 1913.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Routs French

PARIS, Aug. 81 CUP)-The United
States track and field team tour
ing Europe scored an easy victory
over France, taking ~ OF u events
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
St. Louis Cardinals Blast Reds
In Twin Bill Cut Lead To 81 Games
'Cincinnati InfieId Blows Up as Cards
Close Gap; Yankees And Boston Red
Sox Split DoubIeheaders

NEW YORK, Aug 81. (UP)-The big of Johnny
Mize today beating pennant tomtom for the Red
Brds-the unwanted Cardinals of st. Louis
A month ago there hue and cry about moving
the Cardinals from ST. Louis The club wasn't draw
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Final Averages Of
tyLoop Players

Final batting averages OF every
player who took part in regularly
scheduled city league softball
games.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21

Sell Farm Produce Through
Post Press Want Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
l.. A HANKS

Los ANGELES, Aug. 81. UP)-.
lfahsamefiea ...,... 5ss 51a
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
MAGGIO

Team Average Az 50 .236
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21

Team Average - 40 SO .204
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
GENERAL PETROLEUM

Team Average - 1888 88 .22
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-21
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14
DIPLOMATIC POUCHES USED IN SMUGGLING

NEW YORK, Aug. - U. 5. At torney John Cahill forwarded to Secretary of State Hull charges that the French ministry of for eign affairs permitted it's diplo- matic pouches used for smuggl- ing commercial films into the United States.
 Cahill forwarded the charges at the request of federal grand jury which made the allegations from public presentment.
 The jury also charged the French government tourist bur eau, the French consulate in this city and the French steamship line, it's general manager, Morin De Linelays, as well as eight other individuals, were active members in a scheme to evade payment of U. s. customs duties.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14

lFISHERMAN FANCY-Whle the hero of this story.
 Jack bed avoid cold MT. and William Donaldson gl0a 3nch steehead
 the Santa Barbara
 The lad excited hooking this beauty that he tumbled from tree. 10 feet into stream
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14
DICT0GRAPH INSTALLED IN PORTLAND HOTEL

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. De tails of secret installation dicto graph in a Portland hotel room to obtain evidence against Harry Bridges, Pacific Coast C. I. o. leader, were revealed for the first time by Capt. John Deegan of the Portland Police Department, who also disclosed that Stanley Larry" Doyle, termed by Brid ges defense committee as the handspring of the conspiracy to deport Bridges, aided in the installation of the device.
 Deegan first said he know mo- thing about installation of the device in the Multnomah Hotel until it was completed, but later said he, Doyle and Sergeant Will liam Browne talked the matter over
 The officer testified Bridges was the object of an investigation be cause he was a Communist and was organizing a Communist long shoremen's association"
 ducted an investigation of the ducted an investigatiin of the Maritime Federation convention by questioning delegates and oth CTS because "I wanted to know what was going on at the con- Vention."
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14

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Advertising Sells Salmon

SEATTLE, Aug-The national advertising campaign conducted for canned salmon by the Canned Salmon industry has enabled the industry to keep sales of the pro- duct ahead of the increasing sup ply, the salmon industry adver- Using office revealed today com pairing sales and pack during the four years of the advertising pro gram with the industry's' record for the ten years prior to ad- vertising. ...... ...... ...... ...... ...
 The report points out that av- craze figures covering a period of years are used rather than figures for any individual year because over period of time, the average gives a truer pie ture of the trend. Individual years are affected by unusual conditions which tend to iron out over period covered by the average figures.
 As a result of conservation measures which have increased the average yield of the Alaska salmon fisheries even beyond the decline in production noted on Puget Sound and the Columbia River, the American salmon pack for the four years, 1935-38 aver aged 7,455,00 cases. The average for the ten years prior to 1885 was 6,593,00 cases.
 Thus the annual pack of sal mon has increased an average of 862,000 cases or 13 percent.
 The report points out that al- though economic conditions have forced a low price level of can ned salmon in several recent  years as a result of low purchas ing power on the part of custom CTS and tremendous increase in the volume of competing canned fish products, through the use of consistent advertising, the sale of canned salmon has shown an in- crease somewhat greater than that shown by the pack.
 The average sales of canned salmon for the four years since the start of the industry adver- Using campaign amounting to 7,575,00 cases as against an aver age for the ten years prior to the start of the advertising of 6,5l7,- % cases, sales of canned salmon are shown to have registered an average net gain of slightly more than one million cases per year, or l6 percent since the start of the advertising program.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14
THEY CAN'T DO THIS
 TO ME SAYS OFFICIAL

KNOXVILLE, Aug 12 Feeder al Judge George Taylor dismiss ed Dr. Arthur Morgan's suit challenging Roosevelt's power to remove him as chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority.
 Judge Taylor ruled the Presi- dent "has the power of removal as incident to his power to ap- point"
 Morgan said he would appeal, contending only Congress could dismiss him.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14
WIFE OF FORMER OFFICIAL PASSES

WASHINGTON, Aug. - Mrs. Homer Cummings, 40, wife of the former Attorney General, died during the night after an illness of several months.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14
MAN IN IRON LUNG
 OBTAINS LICENSE WED

CHICAGO, Aug. - Fred Snite, Jr., 29, 'The Man in the Iron Lung" prepared to embark on a new venture in his amazing life during the past three years.
 Smiling, the boiler kid" who has lived since April l, 1886 in an iron lung, obtained a license to marry Theresa Larkin, 25, of Dayton, Ohio.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 Snite was married by Rev. J. W. Morri son. He was in the iron lung as the service was read. The father, Fred, Sr., said the couple plan ned to take a short trailer trip. The bride is tall, slender and a brunette.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14
Chamber Commerce Luncheon

All members and all interested in the development of the Sec ond Division are cordially invit- ed to attend the regular meeting and luncheon to be given Tues day, August 18th, at 12 o'clock noon, North Pole Bakery.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14
FOR SALE

One DuO-Therm heating stove complete with safety fue; one kitchen range with oil burner. In quire Dave Livingstone.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14
N OTIC E

George Anderson, expert Piano tuner with Pianos for sale or rent will be in Nome about Aug ust 18th.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14
NOTICE

There will be meeting of all members of the Arctic Club Aug ust 16, at 8 p.m., City Hall.
 Eileen Harris, Secty.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14
Baby Born with Heart On Chest

MANILA, Aug. IA (P)- The Filipino baby born here a week ago with it's heart outside its chest, died today.
The Nome nugget., 1939-08-14

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
A MAGYAR DEMOKRATAK
SEGITIK
A NEM-POLGAROKAT

A Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata Kor marcus 29-en
tartott rendes havi gyulesen a
folyo ugyek elintezese utan ell
fogadta es partolasra ajan-
,lotta az Ohio U. S. congress
mannek es szenatoroknak a
H. R. 1869 torvenyjavaslatot,
amely ugy szol, hogy mind
azon idegenek, akik 1917 feb
ruar 5-ike elott erkeztek az
Egyesult. Allamokba, es kifo-
gas ala mem ESQ eletet eltek,
so even felUliek, ha meg van
az elso papirjuk, azok az an
gol nyelv, iras, olvasas tudasa
nelkul is megkaphassak a 2-ik
papirjukat, hogy az Egyesult
Allamok polgarava valjanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
TANCMULATSAG
WARRENBEN

A warreni Magyar Kultur
Kor Ifjusagi Osztalya az elso
tancmulatsagat aprilis 22-en,
szombaton este 6 oratol kezdo-
d6leg rendezi a Franklin St.-i
Moose HalI-ban.
A tancmulstsag sikere erde-
keben az 'aghis rendezoseg a
kozkedvelt 10th Jani radio ze-
nekarat szerzodtette, amikor
is a jol ismert 10th Magduska
kellemes hangjat szemelyesen
is meghallgathatjak, aki a leg
ujabb magyar dalokkal gyo-
nyorkodteti a kozonseget.
A Warren es kornyeki ma
gyarsag tomeges megjeleneset
kerr es varja a rendezoseg, a
mely kitiino etelekrol es ita-
lokrol gondoskodik. Beleptidij
most is csak 35 cent lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

Az EGYEStLT ALLAMOK-
BAN szerte ismet elkezdodott
a toborzas a CCC Campbe a
1919 ewes olyan ifjak ko-
zott, akik legalabb mar 7 ho-
napja munka nelkiil vannak,
es kenyerkeres6i legalabb 4
tagu csaladnak. Az ifjak a
teljes ellatason Xviii a kere-
setiikbol atlag Is dollart kiild-
hetnek havonta a csaladjuk
reszere. Eddig mar 10 ezer
ifju jelentkezett, de aprilis
20-ig szamitanak meg vagy
20 ezer jelentkezore, ami a
letszamot 80 ezerre emelne.
A CCC Camp-ban valo tar
tozkodasi lido alatt az ifjak
mindenfele hasznos oktatas-
ban reszesiilnek, mint pl. iras,
olvasas, eleni iskolai oktatas,
kulonboz6 iparagakban valo
kikepzes es mas egyeb a jovore
nezve elonyos es hasznos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B0tty Janos leIkesz
737 Mahoninu Ave Phone 66841

HUSVET els6 napi istentisz-
teletiink egy feloraval elobb,
vasarnap delelott 10 orakor
kezdodik. Utana alkalmi ur-
vacsoraosztas, melyhez a scent
jegyeket Juhasz Jozsef es
egyhaztanacsunk tagjai ajan-
dekozzak.
VASARNAPI ISKOLA hus-
vet reggel 9 orakor. Este 7:30-
kor a Junior es Senior c. E..
csoportok k0zos k0zremikO-
desc mellett ifjaink husveti
0sszejovetele, halaEado ahitat-
tai. Egyhazunk osszes fatal
jai hivataloSak.
HUSVET MASODNAPJAN
delelott fel II orakor lnnepet-
FARO istentisztelet es urvacsora
osztas azok reszere, xix az elso
napon mem jelenhettek meg.
EGYHAZUNK etosege
szeretettel hivja es varja hi
veihket a fent nevezett alkal-
mi iinneplesekre, ezuton is
boldog es udv0sseges husveti
iinneplest kivan egyhazcsala,
dunk minden egyes tagja re-
szere.
TEMPLOMSEGELYZO No
EGYLETUNK rendes havi gyu-
lese tekintettel a husveti i'm
nepekre aprilis 12-re, szerda
este 7 orara tetetett at.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES es
trustee bizottsagunk kozos rer
des havi gyulese aprilis 13-an
csiitort0kon este 7 orakor lesz
megtartva.
NEGYEDEVI KOZGYULE.
SET aprilis lean, vasarnar
istentisztelet utan ejti meg
gyiilekezetiink.
A PROGRESSIVE LIGA ap
rilis lean, vasarnap este zart
koru bankett Is tarsalgo-est
keretei kozott fogja meginne
pelni alakulasanak 0todik ev
fordulojat.