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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
Saunders, Arndt
Chosen 10 Attend
Legion Boys State

Robert Saunders Of Hardin
and Donald N. Arndt of Lodge
Grass, both sponsored by Hair
din Post No. 8 of the American
Legion, have been selected to-
attend the Legion's Boys State
August 10 to 10 on the Mon
tana State Normal college
campus at Dillon.
Both boys are high school
juniors.
They will be among 242 from
So Montana counties to attend
the Today school of instruction
in Americanism and citizenship.
Two of the boys will be chosen
by lot at the Montana Legion
convention July 20 in Billings
to attend the National Bows
forum August l to 7 in Wash
lngton, D. G
Special features of the ses-
sion at Dillon will include FBI
and Montana Highway patrol
programs. An outdoor barbe-
que and trips to Bannock and
Virginia City, early Territorial
capitols of Montana, are also
being arranged.
pr. Rush Jordan, Normal
college president, will head the
staff OF counsellons and advis-
ors who will conduct the pro-
gram, including athletics and
music. The boys will elect their
own local, county and state Of
ficials. Full Information on
Boys State is being mailed to
each boy by the American
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
Co|orfuI Ceremony Planned by Crows
FOR Adoption Of Dr.. H. H. Bennet
Into Tribe on Conservation Field Dav
Significance of
Rites to Indiuns
Explained

Plans are rapidly being COM
pleted for one of the most elab-
crate adoption ceremonies ever
given by the Crow tribe, when
DR.. H. H. Bennett is made a
member of the tribe at the Soil
Conservation field day here
July %, Jasper Long, expert on
Indian lore, said in an inter-
view here Wednesday.
Long predicted that the cere-
mony for DR.. Bennett would be
even more impressive than that
given for Marshall Foch after
World War I.
There are four ways of adop-
ton into the Crow tribe, Long
said, with respect, affection
and love the basis of all of
them. The types of adoption
might be called the social, the
sacred, the medicine pipe and
the family relationship. The
medicine pipe adoption includes
the Indian baptism and the
last type is usually used for
the adoption of one member of
the Crow tribe into another
family Of the tribe.
DR.. Bennett will be adopted
as a son by Sidney Blackhair,
representing the Crow tribe.
The new Indian name Of the
Soil Conservation chief, will be
kept secret until it is confer
red.
Long explained that the adj
, option for the visitor from
Washington will be both social
and sacred, and will make use
of the sacred numbers of the
Crows, four, seven, ten and in
Vulnerable. These numbers rep
resent the stations of life as
conceived by the Crows, and
DR.. Bennett will be conducted
through these stations. The
numbers as a group represent
the universe.
The Dog Head ceremonial
rites will be performed. Songs
and tribal dances, accompanied
by tom toms, by a group of
Crows dressed in native COSTUME
will be used throughout the
adoption. Hugh Little Owl,
Harry Beads and George Brown
will lead the dancers and will
perform the four stations.
Harry Writeman and Henry
Pretty on Top will conduct Dr.
Bennett through the ceremony,
which will be climaxed by the
placing of the war bonnet on
DR.. Benefits head and the
conferring of the Indian name.
Long pointed out that the
eagle feathers on the war bon
net signify a person of dis
tinguished achievements.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
Hdrdin'Ridin' and
Ropin' Club in
Parade at BILLINGS

The Hardin Ridin' and Ropin'
club sent a delegation to ride
in the Western Day parade in
Billings Saturday.
All members wore similar
costumes, with shirts all alike,
and the flag and identifying
banners were carried by Doro-
thy Schwend, Clyde Nobel and
J. G. Henderson.
Other members who rode in
the parade included Shirley
Romine, Ernie Romine, MIR. and
Mrs. Ed Kurtz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Thornton, Alice Trap
hagen, Melvin Harris, Melvin
Cook, Ralph Hoff, Ray Dorr,
Pete Mock, Bud Randall and
Bob TOrSke.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
Southern Cdliforniu
Uni Honors Former
Lodge Cross Cir.

A bachelor of arts degree,
cum laude, was granted to
Miss Virginia Jean Gardner at
the University of Southern CAL
ifornia's 64th annual COM
mencement exercises June ID
in Los Angeles.
Although she is only 20 years
old, Miss Gardner was in the
top seven per cent of her grad
uating class, according to a
story in the Ontario Upland
California Daily report, receiv-
ed here Wednesday.
Miss Gardner is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gardner,
formerly of Lodge Grass, and
attended the Lodge Grass
schools. The Gardeners now live
in Cucamonga, Calf.
Memberships in Phi Kappa
Phi, national scholastic honor
airy society, and Pi Sigma Al
pha, national political science
honorary organization, were
two of the honors Miss Gard
ner won during her college
career. She served as treasurer
of Alpha Omicron Pi and head
of the S. G. United Nations
committee, was a member of
the YWCA cabinet and the In
ternational Relations council
and was also advisor to the
Public Affairs club and social
Relations club. Her major study
chairman of the International
was international relations
Miss Gardner is a graduate
of Chaffey college, where she
was president of the sophomore
class and of Alpha Gamma
Sigma, and attended S. G. on
a Chaffey scholarship. Now
home for the summer, she is
returning to the university in
the fall to continue study as
a graduate student in educa-
ton.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
Part Time Workers
Covered by
Social Security

Glenn A. Gardner, manager
of the Billings field office of
the Social Security administra-
ten, this week pointed out that
the act applies to part-time
summer workers, as well as to
those who have full-time jobs.
Many students just out of
school will be working for the
first time in employment COW
cred by the act he pointed out.
Anyone working in a store,
factory, hotel, tourist camp, Of
flee or other private business,
must have a Social Security
card and his wages must be
reported by the employer, even
though the employment is only
part time.
In order to have wages prop
erly credited, the employer
must have the employees name
and number exactly as it ap-
pears on the social security
card. The payment of old-age
or survivors, insurance depends
upon this information being
correct.
Women who have been mar
ried or divorced since obtain
ing the original social security
account number card, or any
other person who is using. a
name different from that given
on the original application,
must have the change made
on the social security records.
A new card bearing the same
number, but with the correct
name, will be issued. Duplicate
cards may be secured to re-
place cards which have been
lost by applying to the Billings
office of the Social Security ad-
miniStration.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
Geological Survey
AT Work at Site
Of YelloWtdil Dam

The monthly report of the
Missouri Basin Reports staff,
received recently by Kenneth
F. Vernon, director of Region
g., Bureau of Reclamation, re-
vealed that the program de-
signed for the fiscal year 1947
was 56.6 per cent complete at
the end of May.
The National Park service led
the six other agencies in work
performed on the years pro-
gram, with it's activities report
ed to be SO per cent complete
on May 81. The Bureau of
Mines reported its program as
Sc per cent complete; Fish and
Wildlife service, "a per cent;
Bureau of Land Management,
81 per cent; Geological survey,
81 per cent; Bureau of Recla-
nation, 81 per cent, and Office
of Indian Affairs, 4S per cent.
The Smithsonian institution,
engaged in making archeologic-
al and archaeological investi-
cations, reported their fiscal
year program as 63 per cent
complete.
A sharp increase of c%onstruc-
ton activity on Boysen unit
in central Wyoming was noted
during the month, with the
road contracting firm excavat-
ing 100000 cubic yards of mat
erial for the new highway that
will skirt the dam and reser-
voir site. Work on the highway
relocation and camp construc-
ton is well advanced and the
preparation of specifications
for the dam, power plant and
relocation of 1871 miles of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
cy railway are being pushed
in order to get all work on the
unit under contract at the
earliest possible date. It has
been announced tentatively
that invitations for this work
will be issued about June 16.
During May, work was start
ed by the Geological survey on
geologic mapping and mineral
Investigations for the Hardin
unit, bentonite Investigations
in the vicinity of Belle Fourche,
S. D., and phosphate investiga-
tons and construction work
assigned to this agency were
actively prosecuted during the
month, the report declared.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
Schedule Announced for rec Chest
x'Rays To Be Taken By Mobile Unit
OF Tb Association and Health Board
DR.. Anderson Stresses
importance of Huving
Chest Pictures Token

The schedule for the mobile
X-ray unit of the Montana
tuberculosis association and
the State Board of Health in
Big Horn county during July
has been announced by Robert
J. Murray, who is in charge of
the arrangements for the visit
of the unit here.
Free chest X-rays will be
taken as follows:
Pryor-Tuesday, July IS, 8 q.
m. to noon.
Crow Agenc y-Wednesday,
July 16, 10 m. to l pm. and 3
pm. to Z p.m.
i. Lodge Grass-Thursday, July
II, 3 pm. to 6 PM; Friday,
July 10, l pm. to S pm, 7 p.
m. to 9 pm.
Hardin Monday, July 81, 3 p.
m. to 6 pm; Tuesday, July %,
9 am. to noon, 2 to S pm,
1880 to $50 pm; Wednesday,
July %, 9 am. to noon, 2 to S
pm, 1880 to 9 pm. Thursday,
July "a, 9 am. to l pm.
st. Xavier Friday, July Is, 9
am. to l pm.
The Importance of the free
x-ray survey to each Big Horn
county citizen was stressed by
DR.. M. o. Anderson, health Of
ficer of Big Horn county.
Tuberculosis is one of the
most durable of diseases" says
Continued on page 81
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
RIDIN' AND P
CLUB E SUNDAY

The members of the Hardin
Ridin' and Ropin' club have
been invited to the Leonard
O'Brien ranch, near the Indian
dance hall above st. Xavier on
June 20.
The group is asked to meet
at noon and everyone should
bring his own lunch. There will
be calf roping and other en-
tertainment.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

June 10, Marland w. Burger
and Leona Mae Evans, both Of
Buffalo, Wyo.
June 20, James K. Mcbride
and Ruth Evelyn Sahs, both of
Sheridan, Wyo.
June 81, Paul v. Mayo of
Stacey, Mont, and Fern Polto III
of Hardin.
June 81, Victor Schuppe and
Dolores Stovall, both Of Har-
din.
June %, Eldred B. Bay and
Mary E. Hakill, both Of Gil
lette, Wyo.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
Celebrates Second
Year in States

Mrs. John Steinmetz, former
ly of Brisbane, Australia, and
now of the Halfway commun-
lty, celebrated her second year
in America last Wednesday,
June Is.
Mrs. Steinmetz was with
other war brides who travelled
to this country on the U.S.S.
Lurline, leaving Australia June
4, 1915.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
Up and
DOWn
h Street

We always did like to watch
a painter at work. In fact we
would much rather watch al
most anybody work than to
make any effort ourselves. We
couldn't see the man refurbish
the sign on the side of the
Tribune Herald building, though
we went out for frequent. OBJ
servation. It really didn't give
us a good enough excuse to
loaf.
However, we can now gaze
out our front window and see
him at work decorating the
front of Ray Morissette's build
ing. This end of town looks
more up to the minute every
day, Or at least so we think.
What with a jeep, bicycles,
and now a new red motor
scooter, one local family is al
most completely mechanical.
Now if someone would just buy
a tricycle. for Sandy and roller
skates for the malamuteS. -.
The Tribune-Herald wishes to
congratulate the Coast-to- Coast
store and the Big Horn pack
ing company on their opening.
Every new business that comes
into a town adds to its size
and prosperity, and the new
ones are opening thick and
fast of late.
The very best of luck to Al
bert Wildin and Art Rosa.
The ice cream business is
booming. It's that kind of
weather. But we must say that
some cones we're put to a new
and unusual use in Hardin last
Sunday. We can't quite under
stand such a waste of the great
American delicacy-and we
are sure the onlookers were
more than somewhat disturbed,
not only by the waste, but by
rather serious doubts as to the
sanity of the queer quartet
but then nobody's been quite
sure they were sane for some
time now.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
GOLFERS TO

Members of the Fort Custer
Golf club have been invited to
play at Roundup this Sunday.
All interested persons are
asked to call or see John Butor-
&C to make arrangements for
transportation.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
TO BE OPEN

Too late to make a change in
the ad already appearing on
another page in this issue of
the Tribune-Herald the three
grocery stores and meat mar
ket whose names appeared on
the ad, have decided to remain
open July S, due to unforeseen
developments, the managers of
the stores said Thursday morn
ing.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26
STORE TO OPEN

Albert Wildin, owner, an
nounced the formal opening of
the Coast-to- Coast store in the
building formerly occupied by
Woodwards on Saturday, June
20.
The store will handle hard
ware, automobile supplies,
housewares, farm equipment,
sporting goods, electrical sup
plies, home appliances and
furniture.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26

u. s. rubber consumption in
1916 was 63 per cent synthetic
and 81 per cent natural.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-06-26

Eugene L. Belts received his
honorable discharge from the
U. s. Marine Corps on June %.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Plesna veselica drustva :.
Lunder-Adamic % SNPJ

Cleveland, O.-Clanstvo dru-
stva Lunder-Adamic vabi. vse
svoje prijatelje ma plesno vese-
lico, XII Sc bo vrsila v soboto,
%. novembra, v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu ma St. Clair Ave.
Mi nj treba poudarjati, da
nase drustvo vedno podpira ma
predne ustanove. Lahko recem,
da ne mine seje, da Sc ne bi od-
zvali klicu nash naprednih in
kulturnih ustanov. Razumlj jivo,
da Sc nasa blagajna izcrpava,
kajti priredili nismo veselice ze
nekaj let.
Dolznost vsega clanstva je,
da sc gotovo udelezi veselice
in S tenn pripomore do zazelje-
mega uspeha. Ker ina drustvo
veliko clanov, XII spadajo k raz-
licnim pevskim zborom, sem
preprican, da omenieni vecer
DO dosti petja. Poseben APPEL ma
clana Cirila Ozbica in njegov
Stab, da ne zamudi prilike, ker
namrec gre "a prvenstvo med
vzhodom in zapadom. Znano mi
je namrec, da je zapadna stran
mesta ze korporativno organizi-
rama. Kaj pa tt, Girl?
Obvescam tudi moi pevski
zbor, da gremo v tekmo. zelim,
da ne pozabite starih not, kajti
peli bono vse stare pesmi, kot
pred dvema letoma. Torej ne
zamudite te prilike. Uverjen
sem, da DO veliko zabave S
petjem in plesom. Ia vse drugo
vam jamci odbor, tako da ne DO
nihce ne lacen in ne zejen.
Ma svidenje ma plesni veseli-
ci drustva Lunder-Adamic.
K. Stokel, predsednik,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18

progam radio predstav, XII po-
segajo z ucinkovitostjo med ma
Sc razlicne narodnostne, ple-
menske in verske skupine, ter
gradijo boljse razumevanje med
temi raznolikimi ljudskimi Sc
stavinami, XII tvorijo Ameriko.
Zacetkom tega leta SO postale
namah priljubljene kratke glas-
bene skice pod naslovom "Drob-
ne pesmi o velikih ~predmetih" {.
To so "vmesni vdevki" XII IL
polnjujejo cas- med rednimi od-
dajami in te minutne popevke
proti predsodkom in zapostav-
ljanju so dobile svoje mesto do
sedaj ma najmanj 500 postajah
sirom dezele. Spisal in uglasbil
jih je Hy Zaret S sodelovanjem
Lou Singerja. Oba sta avtorja
priljubljene move pesmi Zone
Meatball."
Institut je bill priredil serijo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Ponoenjaki pri "Zarjanih "
ma Zahvalni dan

Cleveland, 0. - Zopet smo V
tistih zlatDh cash, ko Miklavz
prihaja in prazni svoje malhe
ma veselje otrok. Tudi kultur-
ma drustva prihajajo ma pozo-
risce in ena "a drugo prazni
svoje malhe publiki.
"Zarja' strese il malhe svo-
ia cuda ma Zahvalni dan. Kaj
vse pride IL te malhe, bi bilo
tukaj proved "a opisati. Sedaj
maj DO lie povedano, da bodo
pesmi poznanih skladateljev
Volaric, Dew, Vogric, Stegnar,
Jovanec in vec drugih, in pesmi
skladateljev move prerojene do
movine: Kozina, Mihelcic, Co
bee, Pahor in Venturini. Poseb-
most dneva bosta novi skladbi
Radovana Gobec "Pesem svo-
bodi' in FIR. Venturini mi smo
ubezniki'. Obe sta zelo melodic-
nj, izrednega kova z mocnim
pevskim zanosom. Gobec je uci-
tell petja visokosolcev V Ljub-
ljani, Venturini pa pevovodja in
skladatelj v Trstu. Njegove
'Trzaske pesmi' IL predvojne
dobe ga predstavijo "a pevca,
katerega je dobiti lie ma Primor-
skem. V vspored je tudi uvrsce-
ma pesem Presernove nagrade
"Hej, tovarisi', skladba Marian
Kozina.
Ia variacijo dneva DO poda-
ma pristine slovenska spevoigra ::
"Ponocnjaki'. mi smo fantje
zvite buce, cutimo ko svet Sc
suce', - Sc vam predstavijo tt
navihanci v prikupnem napevu.
Autor te pevske humoreske je
Danilo Cerar, odrski igralec in
bivsi sotrudnik Ljubljanskega
gledalis6a. Preminil je letos v
aprilu v starosti 80 let. Te We
seljake predstavijo: Jennie Fa-
tur, Frank in Sophie Elersich,
Frank in John Kokel, Albert
Fatur, Tony Perusek, Andy
Turkman in zbor.
Program v cetrtek ma Zahval-
nj dan Sc vrsi in sc pricne oh 4.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Levicarji zahtevajo
cd de Gasperija,
maj poda ostavko
Komunisticni voditelj dol
Ii reakcionarne kapitali-
ste. da so krivi "a stavke
v Italiji

RIM, II. nov.-Vceraj sta ko-
munisticni voditelj Palmiro Tog-
liatti in socialisticni voditelj Pie
tro Nennie, sprico novega vala
delavski-l nemirov in stavk, ur-
girala, da Sc vrze vlado de Cas-
perija, XII da je "simbol ameri-
ske pomoci."
Togliatti je govoril ma velikem
shodu komunistov, XII sc je vrsil
v Mllanu, docim je Nenni govo-
ril v Leghornu. Oba sta napadla
Zedinjene drzave in zahtevala,
da Sc Italiji da novo vlado, da
Sc tako prepreci "ustvarjanje
ozraeja terorja, podobnega tiste-
mu, XII je predhodil fasisticni re-
voluciji."
V svojem govoru je Togliatti
rekel, da so "reakcionarne kapi-
talisticne skupine odgovorne "a
stavke in agitacije Italiji." Po-
udaril je, da je povsem naravno,
da je italijanski polozaj povezan
Il mednarodnim.
Izvrsni odbor komunisticne
stranke je tudi obelodanil mani
fest ma delavstvo, v katerem je
med ostalim receno, da je "kri-
minalno postopanje Wade stvo-
rilo il Italije suznjo in vazalko
Zedinjenih draw tenn, ker Sc
je pristalo ma Marshallov ma
crt."
"Poleg svojega ekonomskega
in politicnega imperializma,
ohranjujejo Zedinjene drzave
tudi letalske baze v Italiji, da bi
tako iz Italije stvorile pozornico
in odskocno desko "a imperiali-
'sticno vojno."
Nemiri Sc magic sirijo po cell
Italiji in kot pravijo porocila, je
zadnjih 13 dnevov bilo ubitih
najmanj II oseb. Sedaj je nastal
re taksen polozaj, da skoro nj
mesta Italiji, v katerem bi de-
lavstvo ne stavkalo ali pa orga.
niziralo viharne demonstracije,
sprico move nevarnosti fasizma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18

radio prenosov v drugih jezi-
kin. I'll prenosi ozir. prepisi Sc
stojajo il dramaticnih vdevkov,
katerih cilj je ustvarjanje sloge
in razumevanja med ljudmi raz-
licnih narodnostnih in plemen-
skin ter verskih izvorov v Ame-
riki. Rekordi Sc dobe v Span
scini, italijanscini, v poljskem,
madzarskem in nekaterih dru-
9Th jezikih. V nacrtu je rekor-
diranje nadaljnih drugo-jezic-
nih tovrstnih radio vdevkov.
Sc ena vazna serija sestih
popularnih radio oddaj pod ime-
nom "Niti svobodni, niti enako-
pravni' je bila zvrscena in od-
dajana il Minneapolisa to zad-
ME poletje, liz predelja st.
Paula in Minneapolisa v Mime
soti.) I'll programi so nudili ak
tualne in dokumentirane Incl
dente plemenske in verske dis
kriminacije vzgoji, uposleva-
nju, oddajanju stanovanj in po-
dobno v predeljih nasega Sc
verozapada. Seveda so bila spu-
scena ozir. nadomescena S fix
ticnimi imeni prizadetih oseb.
Zadnjo limo je neka radio po-
staja v Antlanti, Georgia, po-
dala dramaticno serijo progra-
NOV v svrho pobijanja nestrp-
nosti in plemenske mrznje. Ii
program so bill znani pod ime-
nom "The Harbors We Seek"
in so vzbudili mnogo .pozorno-
sti.
V vsakem kraju Amerike lah-
kd slisite serije LEST We For
get" in vsakomur, XII naravna
svoj radio aparat ma postajo, XII
oddaja te programe, govore te
predstave dejstvu, da demo-
kracija Sc pricne donna, v Soil,
v sosescini. "Da ne pozabimo"
mas opominia, da bo demokra-
ticni duh postal emo z nami ako
bono Oh vsaki priliki poskrbeli
zato, da demokracijo praktici-
ramo v svojem ozjem in soses-
KEN okolju, To bi morala posta-
ii navada in mislJenje Ameri-
kancev vsepovsod.
Common Council.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
uREDNIKOVA PO$TA

uri popoldne v SLOW. mar. domu
ma st. Clair Ave. Zvecer bo
Vadfalov orkester vodil po-
skocnice. Vstopnice so po 85c
in jih je dobiti pri pevcih in
zaupnikih.
Kot vidite liz teh vrstic, sc je
"Zarja" res pripravila in vam
nudi nekaj izrednega, nekaj
kar ne slisite povsod, cato sezi-
te po vstopnicah in pridite. Oh
takih dnevih sc vedno zbira pri
"Zarjanih" pevska in napred-
ma publika. Pridruzite Sc tudi
vi. med te vesele in zavedne lju-
di!
Ste ze prispevali "a "svobod-
nj tisk"?
Leo. Poljsak,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
ZAHVALA

Tenn potion Sc liz dina srca "a
hvalim vsem nasim sorodnikom
in prijateljem "a vas trud in
pozrtvovalnost ter velik dokaz
ljubezni in prijateljstva do ma
ju, ko ste mama priredili prese-
necenje "a najino 25-letnico po-
roke, katera DO mama vedno
ostala spominu. Vrsilo Sc je 1.
novembra.
zahvalo maj sprejmejo najpr-
vo najini sorodniki, XII so Sc
najvec trudili in to so: Frank
in Antoinette Estanek in niih
hcerki Violet in Ann, Matt in
Mici Estenik, Mr.. in Mrs. Matt
Estenik NIL, Mr.. in Mrs. John
Lenarsic, Mr.. Fred Estenik, Lii
lian Estenik, Mr.. in Mrs. Carl
Estenik, Mr.. Robert c.. Esta-
mex, Mr.. in Mrs. Herman Lin
nevers.
Nadalje lepa hvala najjinim
dobrim prijateljem: Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Nagode, Mr.. in Mrs. An
ton Krasovec, Mr.. in Mrs. Carl
Valentine, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Silbitzer, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Hunter, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank ze-
leznik, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton ze-
leznik, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph VIII
telic, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Kun
stelj, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Ker-
ner, Mr.. in Mrs. Dominik Lu-
Sin, Mr.. in Mrs. John Stanovik,
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Laurich, MIR.
Matt Mesec, Mr.. George Ring,
Mr.. Matt Filipic, Mrs. Ivanka
Koss, Mrs. Ursula Korencan,
Mrs. Terezija Erjavec, Mrs.
Mary Lab, Mrs. Mary Stupar.
Najlepsa hvala "a lepo darilo
in tudi "a darilo v denarju.
v vesel druzbi je Vrhnican-
ka Mici Lusin sprozila misel, da
bi bio ,lepo ako bi Sc Vrhnica-
nj malo spomnili Neze Koruno-
We ma Vrhniki, XII je toliko do
brega storila med vojno "a bor-
ce po gozdovih. Naenkrat je
hila vsota Is dolarjev skupaj,
"a katero Sc je napravilo en-
paket, kateri je Re ma poti tia.
Torej Sc enkrat hvala vsem
: skupaj, in oh lpriliki sva pri-
pravljena. povrniti.
Vedno vam udana
Carl in Marie Estanek,
1904 Dudley Ave.