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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Adams re-
turned from their hunting trip
with two deer.
Cllff Travis also returned with a
deer and has gone hunting for an
|elk.
Danny Perkins and Bob Ressler
got deer, both firing at the same
time.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Dutro and
daughter, of Rathdrum, Idaho. were
calling on Coram friends last week.
Until six years ago they made their
nome in The house by the old
South Fork bridge.
Barney Ivers is building two
rooms to their house.
The Forsythes are laying the
foundation for a new building on
their corner property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Englebrittsen, Kali
1spell, are the parents of a boy
born October Is. Mrs. Engelbritt-
sen IS the former Dolores Ivers,
Coram. The baby has been named
David Roy.
The Coram Boosters club is spon-
sorlng a card party to be given on
Saturday night in the school house.
Proceeds will be used for the Boy
and Girl Scout troops.
The Coram Boosters club meets
IN the church basement the second
and fourth Monday nights of each
month.
The Girl Scouts meet Tuesday
evening and Boy Scouts on Wednes-
day evening. A young peoples
program is being formulated which
will meet on Friday evenings and
be under the direction of Teed Cor
bett.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
L,;1ton Named For
! district Meeting

;, formal session Of the Dlstrlc
al IA 10 Convention in Bolton Mon
"A On evening dinner at the
wa Ssocier cafe attended by III
'i md teachers, and sponsored
~ ses Bse el PTA. 49,.
u ,,or was M. P. Moe, Montana
e saion Association secretary, who
Fa'i vi school legislation. Presid-
a. N MRS. J. R. Plumley, Missou-
s 's4,ict PTA president. Mrs. J. w,
|s ls'r ~ national PTA chairman OF
nation with colleges of Palo
calf, was to have also given
,s.ass but she was injured re-
in a California automobile
~ annual meeting of the Dis
~ pTA will be in Hamilton dur
he fall of 1947.
n III during the day included:
tar park Superintendent ]. w.
aert and District 6 school sup
l., J. M. Tindall, who well
i the delegates; Mrs. Dallas J.
Missoula, state PTA president,
FIR George Selke, chancellor of
HTniversity of Montana.
l. Fred Hodgson, Belton-Apgar
'n,resident, presided during the
/ luncheon, and the informal
[ino session included western
IL S and Glacier Park pictures.
p pcpiving awards for having at
! a 10 per cent increase in mem
hin during the past year were
, ~, chapters at Rollins, Somers,
Charlo and six Miss
units.
Iso attending the meeting were
other state PTA board mem
from Missou1a and Mrs. For
Rognlie, Somers, district secre-
ombers of the resolutions COM
ee included; H. K. Larsen, Mis-
!, Mrs. Morris Blake, Kalispell,
Mrs. Thomas Micka, Corvallis.
he nominating committee-they
make their choice next fall
Mrs. George Haarsch, Missoula;
Kenneth KILN, Poison and Mrs.
Phillips, Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
Francis Fleming Resigns
AS School Board Clerk

Resignation of Francis P. Fleming
as clerk of the District 6 school
board, effective November /, has
been announced. No successor has
been appointed, but the school board
is expected to act at its regular
monthly meeting, November 6.
Mr. Fleming intends to resume
his old position in the office of the
Superior Building company. A school
board member for Is years up until
1912, and clerk for the past year,
Mr. Fleming has been well acquain-
ted with school matters.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
South Fork Town
BY Jay EllefsOn

Pat Barrett has returned from an
unsuccessful hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Ihrke, Seattle,
have been visiting their son, Orville
Ihrke, South Fork.
Alex LaFournaise, Glasgow, went
hunting with Bud and Leo Edwards
They all got their deer.
Mrs. Donald Nash has a new bot
tied gas stove. It is in fine working
order.
w. M. Storm has returned from q
three weeks trip east.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
Dram Briefs
BY Mrs. Ann G. Payne

h. and Mrs. George McShane
|e returned from Stanley, N. D.
are glad to welcome them home.
Hrs. Ray Wedge left Thursday
Join her son, Capt. Ward Pen
Re, at Great Falls, from where
v will both go to Lewistown to
! Mrs. Penkake and their baby
lighter. Mrs. Wedge will be gone
some time. Ray Wedge is in
lam on an extended vacation
|m the Park service and is taking
|e Of the place until her return.
Bob Fehlberg spent the weekend
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24

Appointees of Governor Sam Ford.
A. F. Winkler and Don Treloar, both
OF Kalispell, attended the National
Reclamation association meetings in
Omaha, October 9, 10 and II. A Hun
cry Horse project display was ex-
hibited.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01

original Model CT white satin, FASH
!oatd with Il low Scalloocd ncckline,
EarqulSettc yoke and Scalloped
Leplum. The lifted sleeves ended
IN Gala POINTS over the hands and
the fltteu bCaice was fastened down
the back with tiny Self-covcred but
unS. The full skirt extended to a
court Tram. Her InSCrtip veil of il
fusion was he'd N place by a clus-
ter OF pearllzcd orange blossoms.
She carried White prayer book
topped with an orchid and Showered
WIN iuberoScS and satin ribbons,
Her only ornament was cavalier,
an heirloom OF her maternal grand
n. other.
Miss Alice Marie Woodlief, mud
u hCncr, Wore gown oil pale pink
ia'irta. dcSiGncu wIln d sNcc,hcart
nc long vast and iull skirt.
i1cr ncaC ufcsS was net WIKI match
ing Sauiit.ctS. She CarrItI a colo
Nal Douquct {. pink carnations AMI
loscS' tied w!ln ,c:l$c satin II -aUns.
i.JhU.ai% -rI&c-a.aidS were Misses
rlCra Il. Iusm!!, N.na ana barnes.
iiadys liuW,lnG. ..uX.. rLna.lou.
.NarilGvc ~ oSS, Carolyn >annIuy,
Anna Mac Harris ana ..ninla Swan,
lhcS MbiC .iuo.-.S .%ih iuwns OF
-o.ltra&unG ,oiO.- Etd Identical
ncaddrcSScS u! white auNcrg.
Flower girls We're Priscilla Wood
llei and Nancy DO Finch. Incy
wore white t.i!etL gown sin!iar 40
that u the Dr,v. inc. ,IJu.dc
length wells fell from crown virclets
OF lllnS- VINE cIyvc,
ana Clu-.dS!iIJHv,. nU.Gg;.yS IuLIDlct-
cd their costumes.
USncrS were rcliX CauulIy mad
vernon flncn. O.tn d. O..lJr.. hit
Don StcaSaIl. o. Dan.!ilv. Va. ana
hoDcil bGn. las, 4. NIr,.iIa. va.
ne DfluS > !"o,hIr MuIc :. black
arcSS with which She used Dl;.cK az
ceSso'leS and shoulder cCrSlpg O.
sarucnlaS. lnc GICom'S n.otncr also
wore Il black dress with black Access
SORES ana Il CorSaSc u Sa.GGnI;.s.
Alter the ceremony tns CuuJ!v
leii lof DrlGLl nap 10 Un;nn tmcut
points. For travelling the brid.
wore Il stone blue g&oarlInc SUI
win which she used Olack acccS-
sores and the orchid CorSagc UItc,
from her bridal bouquet.
Inc Drlde Is graduate of &c,
Vance high school and Louis3u..
college wLe!c she was Il mcmoc,
OF Alpha Phi Epsil.n sorority. Sin,
~ IN O. iiulCS al tie Durham
. health office AT the time of he,
, marriage.
The hridcr2oC II graduated from
Oak Hill high school. He served fo,u
cats IA AZ" !.aCi!ic a::i j., II, 4 con-
ncctcd with the Rcynolcis-Currir
Electric Contrary, in Oxford. The
bride and groom w.ll make their
home in OHICrd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Bridge Luncheon
Given Miss Wester

Miss Mamie Smith was hostess nj
tne hcme of Mrs. r. F. Clements
saturday afternoon at one O'Clock al
oriage luncheon honoring Miss
Sharlottc WcStcv whose wedding to
Hellora Cate will be an event of
Saturday. October 5.
throughout the home were ar
uSlc arrangements of autumn
leaves ilcwcrs and berries.
-, Alter 4 thrcc-course luncheon.
the guests enjoyed several progress
slonS OF bridge. Miss Dorothy Coop
or was presented high score prize
and Mrs NJ. w. Wester was given
floating prize.
Miss Smith presented Miss Wcstcr,
prldc-elcct, a gift of two plates in
4 Curricr and Ives print.
Guests included the following: Miss
Wc'icr. honorec. Mrs. AL b. Weso
Ter Miss Dorothy Wcster. Miss
Eleanor Hutchinson, Miss Carolyn
l,"lHl@n. Mrs. W. J. Vaughan, Mrs.
G.N !ln"ncr. Mrs. Bennett Macon.
."'sS kilH"bcth Morton. Miss Doro-
my Cooper. Mrs. NJ. w. Westcr.
Mrs. Charles Sellars. Miss CAROLYN
iCukc' Miss Lucille Waite, Miss Betsy
Rose Jones. Mrs. r. G. Burwell Mrs.
). /. Richardson. Mrs. Joel 7. Cheat
nam, and Miss Bessie Lee Aston.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Religious Talks
Here Are Planned
For Four SUNDAYS

a series Of four Sunday afternoon
addresses on religious subjects, I'M
der auspices of the local unit of
JehoVah's Witnesses will be given in
he court house here al three O'Clock
during October, II. r. Tanner, oI ln,.
LEGAL group, said today. All of the
speakers are representatives of the
WaGhtower Society. Admission Is
ifee and no collection will be taken,
II was stated
On next Sunday afternoon tic
first address will be by II. A. Row.
land on Arm for Defense. Thu
second Sunday will feature an adj
dress by E. jerks, on Hope for tho
Dead Millions" and ". +. Miller,
Ir., will speak on "World's Woes
Why Permitted" on the third Sun
lay. Tho fourth and final subject
will be christians in the Cruciblr'
by c. r. Liner.
Tanner issued an invitation 10 tho
public TO attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
EPSON News
by Mrs. +. Is. FILLER.

Miss Helen AyScuc, of Louisburg
College. visited her family Satur-
day. She had as her guests. Misses
Lola Pccdin and Adelaide Blcdsoc,
both of LouisburG College.
Friends of I. w. Ward are glad to
know that he is able To be up and
about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Foster. Mr..
and Mrs. {. Q. EavcS, Emily Eaves
and Patsy Fuller spent the day in
Mcbanc Sunday as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Oakley.
Rev. Raymond GriSsom was q
visitor in the community over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Duckworth,
OF New Jersey. who have been visit
ing in the home of Mrs. Duckworth's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S B. Fostc,
left Sunday for New Jersey where
they will make their home.
Mrs. Morrison Formyduval and
daughter. Alice Anne. are spending
some TING with Mrs. Formyduval's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Dickic.
Misses Mildred Swain. Dorothy
Grissom and Agnes Dickic. students
of Campbell College. were visitors
III their homes over the week end.
MIR. and Mrs. Rudolph Rowland
and children. Patricia and James.
visited Mrs. Rowland'S parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. 7. Rem. Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Bobby Mabry and
daughter, Ncrlic Anne. visited Mr..
Mabry's parents in the Cokesbury
community Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Ayscuc has accepted
a position as Il member of the Ep-
som school facult.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Parents To Meet
At Presbyterian

Parents OF junior. intermediate
mi senior yCun% people OF the First
rcSbTtC!ian church will meet TO-
alsht IL 3 o'clock At the church, il
was stated today. Last night par
mis- of the cradle roll. beginners
md primary Sunday school pupils
met for informal discussion and a
brief social period.
y church picnic will be held We'd
ncSday night III the lower auditor
ilim of the church at : o'clock. All
families arc being asked To bring
enough food for their own group.
Drinks will be served by the church
Religious Education week is be-
ing observed in the Presbyterian
church and will come TO a close
next Sunday with Rally Day and
the observance Of the sacrament of
the Lords Supper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
NiSitin" I'm Norfolk

N.Y.. :. N. Barnes is spending this
"'2N III NGriolk. Va. as the guest
q Af. ana Mrs. D. II. McCrackcn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01

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Pattern 1924 comes in girls sizes
6. 8. 10. II, IA. Size 10, , yards 80
inch; 3-8 yard contrast.
Send TWENTY cents. in coins for
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-. plus FREE pattern for bridge
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right in the book. All yours for lust
iiitccn cents more,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Miss Alice Grey Woodlief
WEEDS William B. Cannadv

Miss Alice Grey Woodlief. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Josie Duke Voc lie..
OF kittrell, ana William Bradsher
Cannady, son o. MIR. and Mrs. ". f.
Cannady, OF Virginia, Va, were
married Saturday afternoon, Sep
len Der %, at o'clock in double
ring ceremony at Plank Chapel
Methodist church. Rev. X. G.. l..
Edwards, pastor of the bride. Off
ciated.
NOodwardia fern. white gladioli
white pom pom chrysantnemums and
% ur ng tapers formed a back
around for the speaking OF the vow.;
The vows were pledged under the
bridal arch, which was decorated
with white asterS and fern.
Frior to the ccrcn ny a prorran
OF nupiial music was presented by
Miss 'Hcnonlvr wnn.I lCi ,.,,m
and Miss Ann Marie WoGdlicf, solo
ISL. Miss Wopdlicf sang. Because"
and II L Owe iuG. inc 1.l,I,.,,.,.
Welding narch"S were used.
The bride entered the ch.lrcn 81
ne arm o. her !.,o'hc: G.. Warn
W"odl!cf, ly who II she VIZ: .ivr;
I arliacc. They were ne, y.
the altar Gy the bridegroom ana hi,
est n'r:n. JAMS Cannady. OF Pct
>F'nurg, Va, ;rC;Acr o. the bride
groom.
The brides wedding gown WAS a,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Miss Hicks Weds
ClantOn Williams

MIR. and Mrs. Leonard NJ. Hicks.
of WarrcntOn. today announced the
marriage of their daughter. Annie
Josephine. 10 Clanton Holt Williams.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Williams.
of Wise. The marriage took place
on Saturday. September 81. at s
o'clock in EmDOria Va.
Mrs. Williams is graduate of
John Graham high school and nov.
holds position al Lcggctts Depart
mcnt Store in Warrcnton.
Mr.. Williams attended Norlina high
school and has recently been dis
charged from inc armed forces. The
couple are now making their home
IN WarrentOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Mae Garland ToIson
And Robert Moore
Wed In February

Announcement was made today by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Tolscn Of the
marriage f their daughter. Mae Car
land. 10 1t. Col. RCocrt S. Moore.
OF SpacianDurg, S. c., and Fort
bragg, \. C.. son of h. S. Moore
ana the late Mrs. Moore. of Spar
iaL0ur9. 5. E. The wedding was
E",,mnIzcd February >, 1916. al Ben
"Citsvillc. S. c.
Coz. ard Mrs. Moore are now
m'NIng their home III Fayetteville.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Society zvS
Junior Woman's Meeting.

The Junior Woman's Club will
meet Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. at Hotel Vance, it was an
nounced. Members are expected to
notify one Of the hostesses by noon
Wednesday if they are unable to at
tend. HoSteSses are Mrs. Smith
Young and Misses Ruth Burton,
Anne Upchurch. Elizabeth Newton
and Dorothy Cooper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Returns To Woman,s COLLEGE

Miss Nina Ann Barnes has return
cd to Womans College. Greensboro
after spending the Weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
Barnes, and attending the Cannady-
Woodlief wedding.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Returns To Now Yorl

Capt. Lewis E. Barnes, Jr., has
returned TO his station in New York
after spending his leave here with
his parents and his wife.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Central P.-T.A.

Central School Parent-Teacher
Association will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at" $3.50 o'clock at the
school, ii was announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-01
Goes Il OTcXac

Mrs. Lewis +. Barnes. Jr.. left by
lane Saturday morning for Rule.
texas. to spend some time with
he: parents.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
LJUBLANSKI TRG JE zE
DOBRO ZOLAzEN

Ljubljanski trg daje vsak dan
pestrejso sliko. Poleg cesenj il
Primorja, XII bodo kmalu po-
vsem izginile ma trgu, 81 lahko
kupis tudi najzgodnejse JUNO
sadie, kakor svese smokve (fi-
ge), XII bodo letos v izobilju in
poceni ma ljubljanskem trgu. Pc
prvih marelicah, XII SO prispele
okrog Is. junija IL Makedonije
in so bile zaradi dodge prevozne
poti precej drage, po % din
kg, pa sc je opazilo koncem ju-
Mia ma trgu marelice, XII so do
spele IL Vojvodine in so jih pro-
dajali ma drobno po II din "a
ky. Ostalo sadie je imelo ma
slednje Gene: cebula 11.5O din,
paradizniki II din; breskve prve
vrste po Is din, druge vrste
1880, hruske po 14.5 in II din,
jabolka po IL din in slabse W.
ste po 10 din. Ako je trg samo
en- dan nekoliko slabse zalozen,
je potem naslednjega dne tenn
veeje povprasevanje in nakupo-
yanje svezega sadja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
NOVICE IL JUGOSLAvIJE


MIA pravic in dolznosti zadruzni-
kov, moznosti "a znizanje grad.
benih stroskov in pa velikost in
pa oblika stanovanj. Nekateri
so opozarjali ma nesmotrenost
gradnje malih enodruzinskih hi.
Sic in povdarjali velike gospo.
darske prednosti vecjih stano'
vanjskih his ter potrebo smo-
ternega nacina gradnje v seda.
MEM casu obnove. Neka tovari.
sica je predlagala, maj bi bila
nova stanovanja opremljena
vzidanimi omarami in zlozljivi'
mi posteljami, tako, da bi ime.
Ii otroci podnevi dovolj prosto'
ra "a svoje delo in "a igre.
Osnutek pravil stanovanjske
zadruge je razlozil predstavnik
ministrstva "a delo. V razgovo.
rih ma tenn sestanku so vsi in.
teresenti spoznali prednosti ma
crtne gradnje v okviru stano
vanjske zadruge v nasprotju
neorganizirano gradnjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
ZBIRANJE GOZDNIH
SEMEN

Ministrstvo "a kmetijstvo in
gozdarstvo Wade LRS je pozva-
10 vse drzavne gozdne uprave
ter okrajne in okrozne ljudske
odbore, maj organizirajo nabi-
ranje gozdnih semen. Prvi po-
goj "a uspesno pogozdovanje je
zagotovitev zadostne kolicine
semen, tako "a heposredno Sc
tev ma terenu, zlasti pa "a vzga-
janje sadik v gozdnih dreves-
micah. Predvsem pride v postev
zbiranje semen iglavcev. Ker
zadnje leto nj bilo semensko,
moramo letos, ko kaze da be
drevje dobro obrodilo, zbrati
cimvec dobrega semena. ze zdaj
je treba misliti ma organizacijo
"a nabiranje. K temu je priteg-
niti solsko mladino. Pri nabi-
ranju storzev je patti, da MISC
zeleni, odnosno da seme morda
nj ze izpadlo. Seme listovcev Sc
SINE susiti samo ma zraku v po-
KITTEN prostoru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14

Ma sindikalnem sestanku ma
mescencev okrozja Novo mesto
smo razpravljali tudi o Hinjah,
o tistih Hinjah, XII so bile pozo-
risce tolikih borb in SO hudo
+porusene. Sklenili smo, da bono
sli rrihodnjo nedeljo v Hinje.
Tovarisica Mara je Sc pojasnje-
vala:
"Hinje SO porusene. Vascani
ne morejo iz zasilnih jam mako
patti dovolj peska "a zidavo. Edi-
no lezisce peska ma tenn sicer
kamenitem syetu je treba ure-
diti v pravi peskolom z odyozno
eesto. Sedaj morajo voziti va
scani pesek Stiri ure dalec." r.
Dogoyorili smo se, da bono v
Hinjah resili to vprasanje s hi
trina prostovolj ljnim delom. e So
delovaniu smo povabili vse sin
dikalne podruznice. PrVa sku-
pima je poskrbela "a orodje, to-
vorne automobile in merilne pri-
praye; oddelek "a seeialne slkrb-
Istyo bo pfiskoeil ma pomoc = de-
itvij0 obleke Rdeeega krika, z
1lami bo sel se zdraVnik . zdra-
viii in potrebnimi pripomoGki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
EIektrifikociio no Murskem po|iu
Elektrifikacija Hrastje-Mota in okoliSkih naselij
poroeevalca"

, j, Turjanci, Turjanski in Racki
vrh 124,O0O dinarji in Hrasen-
ski vrh S $4,000 dinarji, tako da
pride luc ma povprecno 4O8 di-
narjev.
Transformatorsko postaio v
znesku 10000 dinarjev so placa-
Ii interesenti sami, prav tako nj
so vracunana v celotni znesek
monterska della, XII so jih placa-
le stranke same.
Celotno krajevno omrezje
znasa IL kilometrov (osem kilo-
metrov je pri tenn vracunanega
industrijskega toka). Kapacite-
ia transformatorja znasa tri XII
lometre v premeru in je s tenn
dana moznost, da sc omrezie
raztegne Sc ma del Murscaka.
Ogromno administrative in
drugo delo je vodil predsednik
Observation-Disclosures odbora ter
predsednik KLO Hrastje-Mota
tovaris Andrej Sternisa, vascani
so mu pri tenn 1000 pomagali.
Ca je bilo delo tehnicno brezhib-
no izvrseno ter da Sc je nepre-
kinjeno nadaljevalo, da je bill
yes material vselej pravocasno
pri rokah, ie zasluga inzenirjev
DESa Frasa in Korosca, ter teh-
nikov Ticarja in suntajsa. Mon
tazo je izvrsila DESa, obrat
Gornja Radgona, deloma pa tudi
podjetje Vrbnjak.
V splosno radost je elektricna
luc v teh krajih Murskega polja
prvic zagorela in otvoritev
transformatorske postaje pa bo
v zacetku augusta oEenem S pro-
:slavo 60-letnice obstoja gasilske
Sete Hrastje-Motas G.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
Tudi |iudske Sole g|edoio ponosom
no oprov|ieno de|o
Ponatis il "slovenskesa poroeevalca"

solsko leto, XII gre pravkar h
koncu, je bila preizkusnja moci
in sposohnosti ljudstva, ljudske
oblasti in uciteljskega kadra. L.
vrseno je bilo veliko delo in
uspehi zadovoljujejo.
Prvi meseci po osvobojenju
50 pokazali, da DO treba priceti
prav cd kraja. Postaviti je bilo
treba najprej zgradbe, poiskati
ma Spreprostejse pripomocke, ma
to sele priceti z rednim delom.
Nixdar Sc nismo bill postavljeni
pred take naloge z navidezno ne
naogocimi pogoji. Ker pa so bill
ljudje po osvobojenju drugacni
ko prejsnja leta, je delo steklo
kakor mimogrede.
Olvec bi lilo nastevati vse
primere udarniskega della pri lob
novi, vas Sc je kosala z vasjo,
okraj z okrajem. Vprasanje ta-
kojsnjega odprtja Sol nj bilo sa-
mo zadeva posameznih ucnih
moci, temvec naloga, XII 10 ie no.
telo resiti ljudstvo in XII jo je
tudi rozitivno resilo.
Oh koncu solskega leta so de-
lovale skoraj vse Sole. Sc nekaj
manj5ih sol je, XII MISC zacele z
delom. To SO kraji, kjer je cara
di ropolnega opustosenja memo
goce priceti z delom, odnosno
nekaj krajev ma Kocevskem,
kjer Sc nj bilo uenih moci. v teh
krajih je stevilo otrok tako maj
hno, da pri celotnem pregledu
skorai ne pride v postey. Pref,
10 SO vse te sole pricele 2 delon,
je bilo treba trdega della krajey-
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Prvo vecje delo, XII ga je uvr-
still v svoj naert della KLO
Hrastje-Mota, je bila elektrifi-
kacija kraja in okoliskih vasi
Turjanci, Turjanski in Racki ter
Hrasenski vrh. Pripravljalni od-
oor je Re oktobra 1945 zacel z
1biranjenl materiala "a zidanje
,..ransformatorske postaje. Ia
.zoj je bill izdelan zacasni prora-
Gun. Ma en- delez so bile dolocene
stiri luci.
Ljudstvo Sc ie oprijelo della z
velikim veseljem,' sal je vedelo,
ia DO ia pridobitev samo MENU
korist. z lastnimi mocmi, sa-
mimi domacin1i delavci so takoj
priceli graditi transformatorsko
postajo. Delai so tudi pozimi,
tako da je bill Transformation re
v zacetku januarja zgrajen.
Stroski "a samo zgradbo so
znasali 41,420 dinarjev. Delavci
50 prostovoljnim delom prispe-
vail 2,40O ur navadnega teza-
5kega della, vozniki z dvema ko-
njema 282 ur ter zidarji 1,138
ur zidarskega della. Dale so
4,830 ur kopali jane, postavljali
drogove ter napeljavali zice "a
kra .evno omrezje.
Luci SO ma posamezne vasi
razdeljene sledeee: Turjanci,
Turjanski in Racki vrh ina 344,
Hrusenski vrh 12O in Hrastje-
Mota 502 luci. Prvotni proracun
je znasal 100000 dinarjev, a Sc
je pozneje povecal ma okroglo
783,000 dinarjev, Cd katerega je
prispevala DES 500, z ostalimi
500 pa so bill po stevilu obre-
naenjeni posamezni kraji, kakor
drastje-Mota S 100000 dinar-