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The Valley settler., 1946-06-13
POPPY DAY SALES 4
 SUCCESS

Matanuska Valley Post No. Is met last nj ght at the Palmer Community Hall and several important projects were discussed and acted upon.
 Poppy Day sales returns show that nearly $40. was collec ted. Mrs. Betty Williams was given a vote of Thanks for promoting the campaign so successfully. The people of the Comuun ity also deserve much credit for the ir support.
 The plans for the rebuilding Of the Palmer Hosp ital was pr sent ed by Comrade Vim. Snodgrass, who is member of the organ ization that is sponsoring the rebuilding program for the Valley. Full support was indicated by the favorable comments of the Post Member ship.
 committee was appointed to investigate the foa bility and possibility of esta- b1i shing Shoot ing Range and Rifle Target Gallery near Palmer. If and when loca- tion can be found, it is believed that guns and mrnunit ion can be secured. It will provide rocreot ion and be a source of profit to the Legion. The next meeting of the Post will be held on July 10, at the same place.
 By the Commander.
The Valley settler., 1946-06-13

PLANS FOR NEW HOSPITAL GOING AHEAD The Comni tteo that was elected last Thurs day afternoon to make plans for new Hosp ital met this week on Tuesday. Papors were drawn up for tho Incorporotion of 9 Community Hosp itol.
 It Is est imatod that new Ho spi tol will cost about $l25 1000 at least. 4 drive to ra ise funds will be made in the near future.
 Efforts arc being made to secure Q tompor- cry bu ilding until a permanent building can be constructed. Tho school building u st be vacated by August 1. The help that tho !Army has given is greatly approc iotod. They have contributed many helpful ideas
 Cont. on pngo
The Valley settler., 1946-06-13
ANOTHER PALMER FAMILY GOING TO ST.TES
 OVER ALCAN HIGHWAY

OVER ALCAN HIGHWAY llr. and Mrs. Chester Dioss ond family arc llck ing trip to tho States ovor tho Lcon Hi ghroy this summon. They expect to loovo loro this next Monday. lTr. Diess is an employee of tho Alaska Road Commission. He is taking vacation ct this timo md plans to uso it by taking q trip to tho States over tho Highrny.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-13

u. s. DEPARTMENT or THm INTERIOR,
General Land Office, Washington, ID, C.
Notice is hereby given that scaled bids
win be received until nooa ON A&1xs7wY,
April 20, is4e, f0r iand described herein
situated within the known geolewfs seruc-
ture of the Mosby Duzn@, Cat Cwsesk Oh
field, Montana. This fazsd In effaTea 20
qualified bidders Of the hsEhese cash
amounts per acre as bonus for the priv
lege of leasing fise Land unGer s@cszon ~
of the leasing act as amended by the Act
of August 81, 1885 (z9 scat. e74, 80 U. s. c.
sec. 226), in the following pafcezs al in
y is % o NJ 81 X W. ~ a. .csss. F p, No
sec. ~, NEA sw&, NWA SEN. NO acres;
Parcel No. 3, sec. 20, 81 SWA, 90 acres;
Parcel No 4, sec. "a. Esz sE& 20 acres;
Parcel No. 5. sec. 10. SM NW#, SWA
NEA, 100 acres. Total 40 acres. Bids must
be submitted on each pArcel separately,
but If two or more parcels are awmrs1ed 30
the same bidder they may kG Included In
a single lease. Each bidder Haust sahsnft
with the bid one-fifth of ehe aassoun1 bad In
to the order of the Treasurer of the United
States, and file the showing eff qnsfzfica-
tons to receive lease, required under
43 CIR 1928: The envelopes should be
plainly marked IBID for Parcel Nc. /,
Mosby Dome, Cat Greek oil field. Not 20 be
opened before noon, April 30, 1896" No
bids received after the hour fixed herein
for receiving bids viii be considered. The
remainder of the bonus and the annual
rental at the rate of VI per acre must be
paid and a 5000 corporate surety bond
must be furnished by q successful bidder
prior to the issuance of leage. The de
posts of the other bidders win be returned
upon acceptance Of the successful Bios by
the Secretary of the Interior. The success
full bidder win be required TO agree not
to discriminate against any employee or
applicant for employment because OF race,
creed, color, or national origin, and to
require an identical provision 70 be in
ciufed in all suDcontracts Hfdders are
warned against violation of section SO.
u. S. Criminal Code, approved March 4.
1902 prohibiting unlawful combination or
intimidation of bidders. Tine right Is re
served 70 reject any and all bids in the
discretion of the Secretary of the Interior
Fred w. johnson, Commissioners.
Date of first publication April 6, 1913. 2x
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-13

ALIAS gUMAa0wa
tn ta@ DaasxAcs Court Gx sga@ Msxaash Judacaal
Dsesx$es oil tk@ Msmg@ vi M@msmmas fm and
sgF - fsSnsy o. g.sssas' = 49,.
County, e municipal coTpnra4ion; Tfaos.
Couch also known rs Thomas Couch, and
Qwendolyn u. Couch hfs wife ala UNI
deceased; ali unknown hssrs and dsvisees
OF Clara VI. Vivian. decemsed9 asl unknown
heirs arad dev1sess of wv. A. Taylor, de
Mary Doe Taylor. DECEASED; all unknown
owners and H1a cezsr persons unknown
claiming or who might claim any right,
title. estate or interest In or lien or EN-
scribed In the Complafnt or amy thereof,
adverse 70 plaintiffs ownership or any
cloud upon PLAINTIFFS title thereto. whether
Contingent, Including any elairn or possible
claim Of DOVER inchoate OF accrued, De
THE STATE or MONTANA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENnaNTs, AND 70
ALL OTHER PEI . OFS UNKNOWN,
GREETINGS
You arg hereby summoned to answer
in the Office Of the Clerk Of this court,
q copy of which Is herewith served upon
you. and 20 file your Answer and serve a
within twenty (20) days after the service
OF this Summons, exclusive of tire day of
service; and In case Of your failure 70
appear OF answer, Judgement VIII De taken
against you by default for the relief de-
nanded in the CompIalnt This action Is
brought for the purpose of quietink title
20 the following described land situated in
Cascade County, Montana, and described as
follows.
Lets numbered from One f1l 20 Ten
(10D. both inclusive In Block num-
bered One az Finlayss Supplement- 70
Prospect Park, sn Addition 20 Great
Falls Montana, Cascade County.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said
Court this 21st daw OF March, 1896
AGNES sCHRAPPS.
COURT SEAL) Clerk
BY ELEANOR MCKENZIE,
Deputy Clerk
R. X WEST
Attognay for Plaintiffs,
S96@0e First N@fional Bank Bldg,
Great #Mlls, Moremna
Date OF first publication March %. 1916
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-13

The daily average production Of
crude petroleum In January in
creased $4,000 barrels over Deem
Der, 1916, to 4.625,OO0 barrels, re-
ports the Bureau OF Mines. Among
widespread gains, those in Texas
(lO5, 900 barrels daily, Kansas (16,-
600 barrels), Wyoming 10000 bar
relsl, and Louisiana 5000 barrels)
were the largest.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-13

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Location (FEEaSN kszKuHSTb
BEG wEsT-ELz.ENG@0N B-fe--
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1898. Show oil. Acidlzing and testing. No
help. r. Il A.
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NV NV NV 1g.s5N-2w
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CONsOLEDATRn aAAasKATm NO. L.
NE Sc Sc 1G-8EN-4W
spudded 3-28-4a: drfzsfnas 14oO.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-04-13

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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26
MISSIONARY

DR.. H. H. Jones missionary in
Africa 40 years, returned to the
States by plane in May this year.
This is his 5th trip to the States, and
IS founder of the Industrial mission
OF Liberia. He is touring the States
raising funds to purchase truck
and other material for his work.
While here, his old home, he spoke
at the Parrish st. S. S. Mt. Helm
Church, and jackson College. He
was joined here by his br h G r
Joseph Jones, of Memphis Tenn.
The Mt. Helm missionary Society
gave social in his honor, on the
End of October. He was also high
ly entertained by Mrs. Reed, and
daughter Mrs. Hopkins. He was the
house guest of his Sister and sister
ln-law, Mrs. J. II. Patrick and Mrs.
Meta Stropder He left the city on
the Bird for Washington d. c. and
New York, and plans to sail for
Africa early in November.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26
Founders Day
Observed AT
Jackson College

On October %, 1916, Jackson
College will have served Negro
youth for SO years. There will be
a special observance of Founders
Day at Vespers, Sunday, October
81, at o'clock in the Paul B.
johnson Ball Auditorium.
Chaplain A. L. Rice will deliver
special sermon for the occasion
Mr.. "A. A. Alexander, principal of
Alexander High School at Brook
haven and president of Jackson
College Alumni Association, will
represent the Association with a
few remarks A brief history of the
College will be. given by Hance
Gamblin, a senior. Music will be
furnished by the Vesper Choir.
All alumni and friends of the
College are invited to this Found
ers Day observance.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26
CLASS LEADERS CONTEST
GOES OVER THE TOP

The Class Leaders contest ended
at New Bethel Sunday with a great
success. The contest was an effort
to raise Conference claims spon-
sored by the Stewards Department.
The winner of the contest was to
get a free trip to the Annual Con-
ference at Canton, Miss, Oct. 30th
through Nov. 3rd. The class lead
ers have all been very enthused
over the prize promise and have
been working hard to try to win.
The first report was made Sunday
morning, with Bro. Duncan Hender-
son in the lead. Sunday night he
was still holding the banner. Mon
day night was the final date for re-
porting. He still held his place.
The reports were as follows: Glass
No. l, $500; Glass No. 5, $56.33;
Class No. 4, S35.17; Class No. 3,
$2975; Class No. 2, $500; Glass No.
6, $1875. Glass leaders are as fol-
lows: Duncan Henderson, /; Sarah
Bennett, 2; Nancy Henderson, 8;
Madison Bledsoe, 4; Mary Cant, 5;
Josephine Sims, 6. Total amount
raised with the contestants was
S23703.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26
It seems that CAROLYN Bradley is

1t seems that Carolyn Bradley is
certainly keeping Keelings atten-
ton focused on her, great deal Car
RE u.
Where is Johnnie Jordan and
what happened to that beautiful
romance between he and Bernice?
s. From what we hear it should
be greater than ever.
Some of the chicks think that
Nell is holding all the aces where
Chicken is concerned and Sophia
just hasn't got single chance. They
say while she is at home waiting
for him, he's out somewhere hav-
ing a ball, but that amt the way
we heard it, is it Tattling Tess?
Charlie Barbar and Inez Collins
make a very attractive couple,
here's hoping that they don't break
up.
Robert Sykes has proven himself
to be exceptionally great from what
we can pick up. We mean with
Hazelene the jumpin' chick, of
course-however, we also heard
that she is very much interested in
Bobbie Miller. 1t could be true or
it couldn't-and if it's true, wonder
what the chick on Monument St
will do about that?
From what we saw Friday night,
the best place that Velma Gray
could find to be at the dance was
in Viscuit Cobb's arms-they were
really lovey dovey.
Annie Grace Ward is walking
along nowadays, wonder why?
With Samuel Owens and Mary
Elizabeth on such big times, where
does Maxine come in?
Although Lula Mae Young tried
hard to attract Sam Pickens' at
tention at the Fair, we noticed he
took Carrie Lee Williams home.
David Sanders was having much
fun at the Fair with a chick from
Lanier. Did you see them, Mary
Elizabeth?
Although Bobbie Burns says that
James Sanders took care of her ev-
cry expense at the Fair Friday
Missile Mae McLain is also saying
that he took her home in a big
taxi (. James seems to have his
hands full.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26
BRANDON
NOTES

Mrs. Bette Hobson was a guest
Wednesday in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Elisha Taylor Of McComb. She
was accompanied there by Mr.. and
Mrs. Terry Taylor of Pelahatchie.
They report an enjoyable trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie CPat) Wash
ington are happy to have son born
to them on October II. The young
ster has been named Marvin Earl
Washington. He is being welcomed
by his sister Patsy Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Spann are
the proud parents OF q baby daugh-
ter born October II. She has been
named Mamie B. Spann.
Mrs. Gertrude Bolton is happy to
have her son, Eddie Bolton home
again after spending some time in
the army. Many friends rejoice in
his return.
Many friends wish Mrs. Bessie
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26
Tattling Tess

With the Fair history, hepped cats
and booted chicks are now making
ready for the big HALLOWEEN
DANCE at the frolic pad out at the
Skating Rink on Wednesday night.
October 80, when music will be
made by the Ruler of Rhythmania,
the Gle Redhead who knocks 'em
dead, TINY BRADSHAW, the jump
in rornpin rhythm master of Utter,
jump n 1--WE -.
Get your tickets in advance, on
sale alt the regular places and
drape your shapes into your Hal
lowe'en costumes and be ready to
win one of the three cash prizes
to BIT given away that night /.
And !. !. all you solid sendin'
cats and rhicks who are knee deep
in the groove, we want to whisper
in your ears that COOTIE WILL
LIAMS and his TRUMPET will
growl out the music for you at the
big dance of the season, WEDNES-
DAY, NOVEMBER 6
Jimmy Roberts and Mary Lu are
showing the guys and gals about
town just how the perfect love-
birds should act keep it up
kids.
Leroy Catchings is back in town,
we know that Earlee is tickled pink.
He and the jumpin chick were gass-
ing as the bright was passing We'd
nesday still pals, we see.
Who is the little babe on George
Street invading James evening
dreams? Now wouldn't you like to
know?
Maggie Ruth is scheduled to jump
into port next month-we know
two people who will be happy, not
to mention plenty of others
how about that H. H. and J. S.?
Whit Rose Ann on her way back
TO town, we wonder what Laura
Mae and Marie Osborne will have
to say? Keep your fingers crossed
j. D.
Henry Hardy was really getting
his kicks at the minstrel show and
with fine little chick. Where o
where was the one from out West
Jackson way?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26
"OLE MAN RIVER" RIDES
AGAIN

Steamboat passenger service on
the Mississippi River between New
Orleans and Memphis will begin
Nov. Is when the Golden Eagle
starts its inaugural rcn between
the two cities.
This announcement was made by
Dewey Miller of Belleville, ILL.,,
president of the Eagle Packet Co.,
which owns the big steamer.
Our plans for operating the
Golden Eagle between Memphis and
New Orleans this Fall and Winter
are virtually complete" Mr.. Miller
The government of Canada has
extended through 1947 wartime tax
concessions designed to encourage
oil and gas exploration and devel-
opment.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26
II State Men
Coming Home
From Manila

ALBANG, P. r.: Eleven men
from Mississippi are now enroute
to the United States aboard the SIS
Sedalia Victory from the Replace
ment & Disposition Command
south of Manila. Upon arrival in
San Francisco they will be sent to
FIT. Sam Houston to be discharged
from the Army under current re-
adjustment regulations.
These men are: Pfc. Allen Nit
chell, Transportation Corps, of
Flora; Pfc. J. W. Walker, Trans
portation Corps, of Aberdeen; ia
Eligah Pullens, Air Corps, of
Tchull; IA Grady Rocks, Air
Corps, of Cruger; Pfc Ernest Sims.
Air Corps, Greenwood; T-5 Perry
Berry, Transportation Corps, of
McComb; Pfc William Brooks, Air
Corps, of Perthshire; Pfc Charlie
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26

Don't Borrow-Buy the MisSis-
sippi Enterprise each week!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26
Madison County
News

On Sunday, October 20, the 4th
Quarterly Conference was held at
China Grove A. NJ. E. Church at
which time DR.. j. w. Hair preached
wonderful sermon. Total offering
$500. DR.. J. w. Hair, Presiding
Elder, Rev j. c. Bell, Pastor.
Mesdames Lizzie Clark Shers and
Rosie Clark Of Canton were guest
in the home of their nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Moore
last Sunday. Other guests were, Mr..
and Mrs. Winston of Madison.
Those on the sick list are: Mrs.
Mary Bennett of 1884 Blair ST., who
at this writing is much improved;
Mrs Mary Manual of Manship ST.,
who has undergone an operation on
her leg and at this writing is unable
to walk. Mrs. Lula Vance, who is
still i'll and at this writing is with
her sister at 141 Maple Street. All
these ladies are members of China
Grove Benevelovant Society No. l.
The Counsel was held at China
Grove A. M. e. Church, October
ID, with the following ministers at
tending, Rev. Young, Rev willie
Jurdine, Rev. j. c. Bell, Rev. Tyler
Dinner was served by Mrs. Mary
Jackson and Mrs. A. M. Bullie
Miss Ethel l. Moore is in the city
at the bedside of her brother. Mr..
Asburton F. Moore who is very i'll
at the R. H. Green Annex.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26

With Ebert Tobias and Carrie
Lee Williams seeing SO much of
each other, just where does Mary
Jane Britt come in?
Wonder what Johnnie Mae Pace
and Binnie Horn were having so
much fun about at the Paris Clean
ers Saturday night?
Vivian Smith and Blackbird are
sweet on each other. What's your
stories, Clotell Banks and Mig?
Better check up on Jack, Alice
Luckett. cause he and Mary Eliza
beth are seen together often at
Smith Robertson.
Couples of the week: James Nor
ris and Christine Lewis, Helen
Thomas and Jack Jones, Aretha
Booker and Robert Palmer, Missile
Mae and Wave Smith.
The sos question: Where were all
the pistol packin' and knife totin'
Georgetown cats last Sunday night
when things got SO hot?
Artimese and Mildred Mcdonald
are still pulling straws over Column
bus Louis, better known as Peet
Seems that the chicks out in Vir-
den Addition are not so hot on Luz
retha and Mary Bass. Better watch
your steps, chicks.
With Eula married, Charlie Woods
will have to get another playmate,
and it seems all the cats know who
it will be-
DON'T FORGET, THE HALLOW-
ZEN DANCE, WEDNESDAY,, OC-
TOBER 30, AND REMEMBER
COOTIE WILLIAMS. HIS TRUMP
EFT AND HIS ORCHESTRA ARE
COMING SOON NOVEMBER
9TH.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26

Less than l percent of World
War II veterans who had entered
education or on-the-job training
under the CT. Bill by Aug 81 had
exhausted their period of entitle-
ment, Veterans Administration
said.
When Mr. and Mrs J. c. KEN
plin, both Navy veterans, enrolled
in the North Texas Teachers Col
lege for the Fall term under the
GIL Bill, they carried their g.
month-old daughter, Camille, with
them
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26

Uniform reports and forms pre-
pared by the Interstate Oil Compact
Commissions Regulatory Practices
Committee have been sent to con-
servation authorities in all member
states and several of the states are
studying these forms and reports
with the idea of adoption.
"OPA should never have been
revived. 1t needed an undertaken,
not a doctor" Rep. Dewey Short,
Missouri.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26

Mae McAfee a speedyrecovery af-
ter her recent operation. She is a
patient in the Brandon Hospital
Many friends are happy to know
that Mrs. LueVicey Taylor is doing
fine after the shock of the death of
her son Henry Taylor.
Friends are also glad to know that
Mrs. Victora Davis is resting nicely
in Jackson Hospital after an eye
operation.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-26

McCarty, Air Corps, Rt. 2, Shu-
buta:. Cpl Alvin Plunkett, Air
Corps, of Benton; Sgt. James
Freeman, Air Corps, of Senatore;
and T-5 Thomas Griffin, Air Corps,
of Arcola
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

hrano, pa re Cd tega smo mo-
rail- dajati nasim borcem-parti.
zanom ma Dolenjsko in Notranj.
sko in sicer hrano, obleko pa
tudi denar, ker &c Jim ne bi mi
pomagali, bi Sc tezje vzdrzali
ker v zacetku MISC cd nikodel
nicesar dobivali kakor cd mas
Slovencev; pozneje so jih pod
pirali tudi Amerika in Anglia.
"Ko je Italia kapitulirala, sc
je ustanovila v Ljubljani tako-
zvana "bela garda" ali "domo-
branci'', kakor ma Hrvatskem
ustasi in Srbiji cetniki in Ne
dicevci, tako da smo imeli hudo
reakcijo, ker ia druhal je bila
VISA placana cd okupatorjev in
mogoce Sc cd katerih il ino-
zemstva, tako da so Jim bill
zelo zvesti hlapci "a Judezeve
grose. Kar so pa tt delali do
macimi ljudmi Sc pa sploh ne
da popisati. Mogoce, da pride
tudi do vas kaj vesti O tenn, kar
Sc je godilo tukaj. Samo nekaj,
tukaj je bila ena TAXA druzba
"crna roka"; to so bill gotovi
ljudje, XII so hodili ponoci ma
stanovanja streljat ljudi, vca-
sih so napravili tudi preiskave,
da so gotove vrednosti tudi po-
ropali, potem pa Sc pomorili
osebe, katere so imeli ze doloce-
ne, Sc vec so jih pa ponoci are
trail, zvezali zico po vec sku-
paj, jih do smrti pretepali- mu-
cili in potem zvezane pometali
v vodo v Ljubljanico in Savo.
Trupla SO kar plavala po vodah,
pa smo morali vse gledati mol
&c.
"Da pa bos vedela kdo so BIZ
Ii tt ljudje, XII so hodili ponoci
streljati, Ii moran ma zalost
povedati, da so bill med mimi
tudi gospodje kaplani in drugi
duhovniki. To, kar Ii pisem, je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

tako da veckrat nismo vedeli,
ali bi sli Sc v stanovanje ali
kan drugam, ker komaj smo
gor prisli, so ze bill spet avijo-
nj mad nami. Oh, kako je bilo.
mo, sedaj sem Ii pa ze ma
10 opisal, tako da bos vedela
vsaj malo kako smo sc in Sc Sc
imamo. Torej, zivi in zdravi smo
Sc razen oceta. Kadar hos lah-
ko prisla sem, bos pa Sc vee IL
vedela in videla.
"Bodite najlepse pozdravlje-
nj in kmalu nam spet kaj odpi-
81. Srcne pozdrave cd brata
"Miheta in druzine. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

rs. novembra (Zahvalni dam,
Getrtek. 80 Pevski zbor ''Zaria'
Koncert ' avditoriju Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma st.
Clair Ave.
30. n0vembra, sob0ta. - Drus-
two "Jutranja zvezda" st. 81
ABB. Pies v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
1. decembra, nedelja. - Zdru-
zeni bratje SNPJ - pies v
zgornji dvorani Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Water
loo Rd.
7. decembra, sObOta - Croatian
Pioneers CFU. Pies v avdito-
riju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma St. Clair Ave.
8. decembra, nedelja. - Pro-
sivne Slovenke krozek st. 1
pies v zgornji dvorani Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
IA. decembra, sobota. -- Drus-
two Comrades" st. 566. Pies
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega dom a ma st. Clair
Avenue.
Is. decembra, nedelja. - st. Jo-
seph Cadets - Pies v igor
Mi dvorani Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo
Road.
%. decembra, nedelja. - SLOW.
sola SIND. Bozicnica v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma St. Clair Ave. 4.
22. decembra, nedelja. - Pies
v pomoc start domovini v
dvorani Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
25. decembra; sreda. - Socia-