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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-01-29
Buckeye COdcEimen
Play Here Friday

The Buckeye Coach Beavers will
play two games this week, one of
which will be in the Bluffton High
gym. On Thursday, they play the
Findlay Chicks at Beaverdam High
School gym and the next night,
Friday, they play the Muncie Pack
ers from Muncie, Indiana, at Bluff
ton High School gym.
The Thursday night game will be
the second meeting for the Buckeye
Beavers and Chicks. Chicks won
the first game which was played at
Findlay go to 81. The Buckeyes
will be all out to hand Chicks their
third defeat of the season. Chicks
will bring to Beaverdam, Thursday
night a win-loss record of IL and 2
to put against Buckeye Coaches
record of IS and 6.
One of Chicks losses was to the
Canton Cushites, a pro team from
Canton, Ohio, which is one of the
best teams in the state. Playing
for Chicks will be former Findlay
High School stars such as Ted
Trask, Bill Lawrence, Carl Reichert,
Joe Macko, Ned Chatelain and Cloyce
Steegman.
Then, on Friday night January
30th, the Buckeye Coach Beavers will
play the Muncie Packers here at
Bluffton in the High School gym.
The Buckeye Reserve will play the
Bluffton Dunbricks in the prelimin-
aries at 7:30.
The Muncie- -Beaverdam game will
be the first of three games to be
played at Bluffton this year by the
Buckeye Coach. The other two dates
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Independent League
RESULTS, JANUARY 81

hESUIISs JANUARY Il
Bluffton Dunbriks, Mt. Cory, and
Bluffton Sportsmen were successful
in launching their drives for the sec
ond round title last Wednesday even
ing on the Bluffton College court.
The Bluffton Dunbriks atoned for
a first round loss to the Pandora
City team by turning in a 1926 vic
tory. Wayne Amstutz led the attack
for Bluffton with 10 points while w.
Basinger countered with IL for Pan
dora.
Mt. Cory served notice of its title
intentions with a 1927 win over
Columbus Grove. Bob King and
Dave Anderson picked up 16 and 10
respectively for Mt Cory while Tu-
dor was the whole show for Column
bus Grove with 18.
The Bluffton Sportsmen also put
in their bid for the play-offs by de-
feating the highly touted Pandora
Milling Co., Stat in a rough, hard
fought game.
Hilty, Everett and Cotterman
were the offensive stars for the
Sportsmen with IT, IL and 10 points
while B. Reese and Hazelet tailed
Is and 10 for Pandora.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-01-29
Pleasant View

Miriam and Wanda Keller of Find
lay spent several days last week with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Habegger, while their little sister,
Janice was confined to the Findlay
hospital with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Whistler left
last week for a short vacation trip
to Florida. They will visit his brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Whistler of Ocean
side, Calf, who are spending the
winter in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Forney and
family of Forest spent Sunday eve
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Harris.
The Friendly Couples class met in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Doty,
Friday eve. Mrs. Lewis Wynkoop
was in charge of the program.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-01-29
High School And College Home
Games On Basketball Card This Week

Bluffton High cagers bounced back
into the thick of the Western Buck
eye league championship race last
Friday night on the BIuffton court,
with a 33 to 90 decision over Belle
fontaine's previously unbeaten quin-
tet.
In the thrilling victory, the Pi-
rates climbed from third to a tie for
second place in the close loop race,
and Bellefontaine and Button both
now trail the pace-setting St. Marys
aggregation by one game.
Bluffton has a holiday from league
play during the next week, and will
not meet another loop opponent until
February 6, when the Pirates play
Van Vert at that place
Last Fridays contest was another
hair-raising event, and continued the
habit of this years team in rally
ing to overcome all sorts of misfor-
tunes.
For more than half of the contest,
it appeared to be a runaway in
Buttons favor, for the Pirates led
at the quarter, IA to 6, and at half
time, 10 to II. Then in the third
quarter when the locals were enjoy
ing 25 to IL lead everything start
cd TN on wrong.
While the Pirates were garnering
only two points in nearly 10 minutes
of play, Bellefontaine slowly pulled
up to knot the count, 27 to 27, short
ly after the automatic timeout. After
that, however, Bluffton came up
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Pirates Top Bellefontaine 1929,
To Stay In Race For Championship

Bluffton High and BluGton College
cagers each will play at home in a
busy schedule of five games carded
for the next week by the two outfits.
The home contests will be Bluff
ton colleges tilt with Ohio Northern,
Saturday night in the college gym
nasium, and the Pirates scheduled
appearance against Columbus Grove
next Tuesday night on the high
school court.
Complete schedule for play Of the
next week is as follows:
Wednesday, January 2S
College at Cedarville
Friday, January 80
High School at Ada
20. n. u. GYM J
Saturday, January 81
O. N. U. VS. College, here
Tuesday, February
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-01-29
LEGAL NOTICE

Marie Taylor, who is not resident of Ohio,
and whose last known address was General
Delivery, Nashville Tennessee, will take
notice that the 23rd day of January. 194s.
the Plaintiff, Norman Leslie Taylor, filed his
Common Pleas Court of Allen County. Ohio.
in Case No. 3s051. the grounds of gross
neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, praying
that he may be divorced from said Defendant.
and for such other and further relief as Is
proper in the premises. Said cause will be
for hearing on ora after March 90, l94S.
NORMAN LESLIE TAYLOR
as NAlFFEZ FZt,ordsv I, q: to9T5f; fo9 PIsiD,ir,
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with two field goals and a brace of
free throws to cop the decision.
Which, with 10 points, and Howe,
with nine, led the Bluffton attack.
In the preliminary, BelIefontaine
reserves topped Bluffton seconds, 80
to 27, after Bluffton had led at the
quarters, 7 to 2; Is to 10, and q
to IS. Bauman got IA points for the
Blutfton outfit.
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viii be announced later.
There are four former Bluffton
High School players on the Buckeye
Coach Squad: Fred and John Herr
mann, Russ Gratz and Maynard
Pogue.
The Muncie Packers will bring to
Bluffton a star studded team. The
Packers have plenty Of size, speed
and experience and will give the
Buckeye Beavers all they want
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-01-29

The time to reduce the number of
accidents on Ohio farms is before
they happen. A game of having all
members of the family point out
safety hazards to be corrected is
more fun than a family council of
ways to recover from loss caused by
carelessness.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-01-29

urrf7sz You'll see new luxury in
- Americas No. Car-the
car that has been first in number of cars
produced for II out of the last 13 car
production years. You'll find new smartness
in Americas No. Choice-now, as for
years past, more people drive Chevrolets
than drive any other make-as official
nationwide registration figures reveal.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27

Rev. E. P. Davis is out of the
city attending the National Sunday
School Convention which is being
held at Gulfport, Miss, beginning
Nov. 1928, 1948.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27

ed by Ideals" The conference pro-
gram featured ways in which Girl
Scouts cooperate with other groups
in the community, the nation, and
the world. Across the border camp
ing, and other types of international
meetings were cited as examples of
ways to build friendship and und-
erstanding among girls of many
nations
New plans for further extension
of Girl Scouting for handicapped
were presented to the delegates,
crippled and otherwise handicapped
children can be real Girl Scouts and
are eager to join when proper lead
ers can be found for them.
The next conference will be held
for Girl Scout Executives, Profess
SIGNALS, and Regional Administra-
tive Staff members in Jackson, Mis-
sissippi on February through 10,
1949 at the YWCA Building on
West Street.
About As members of NAGSE are
expected to attend this conference.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27

most searching for some place to
worship, as it is her custom to at
tend some place of worship on this
Day :. most commendable Gus
Our hats are off to the Willard
johnson family who this week made
national news in the series of ar
ticles being written by George S.
Schuyler on Whats good about the
South" s.. like Mr.. Johnson we
too have confidence in the future of
Jackson and like him too we wish
more Negroes would take advantage
of the many opportunities opened
to them in business and farming
in short, we do pray that the
Mississippi Negro will be educa-
tionally and economically prepared
for the many privileges and rights
our leaders are seeking daily
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27
It'd Bits Of News

Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson Of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, were called
home by the bedside of her sick
brother Joseph Graham. Before re-
turning home, they were the din
ner. guests in the home of Mrs.
Mary H. Thomas, Ill Leonard ST.
Those present were their parents,
Rev and Mrs. William Thompson,
Mrs. Christel Wells. Others were
John A. Thomas, Mrs. Rosie Hal
ley, Mr.. Will Henry, Mr.. Bradley,
both of Greenwood, Miss, Mr.. Saul
Breckenridge. Mr. Will Henry left
the city in 1916. He was very much
amazed over the population of the
city. Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomp-
son also visited the home of his
sister, Mr. and Mrs Smith Durley.
TT w. Elm st. They were the
houseguests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cary
Lee Motion, 124 Leonard ST. They
were the breakfast guests of Mrs.
Thompson's sister, Mrs. Molia Har-
rls, 2918 Lilly ST., Georgetown. Mr..
Thompson after returning home ex-
pressed himself of having an enjoy
able time with his relatives and
friends. Mrs Thompson still re-
mains in the city at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Wells. Mrs.
.Thompson's brother passed away
Monday, Nov. %.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27

One guy who seems to be play
in git cool with all the girls is
Willie Davis.
Jessie Collins is what we call
very lucky girl, with all the fol-
lowing boys on her string: Cliff
ford, Frank, Carchie, L. D. and Will
lie Davis.
What happened to the romance
between Ruth and Bert, could Clau-
dell know anything about it?
Don't Sc much of L. c. McClain
lately, what's wrong?
Song Dedications: Bob Beasley.
James West, Blues for the West
Boy; Duke Villains, Artimissia,
SLOW Freight; Aline Owens, Ed
Smith, Il Miss You So"; Willard
Johnson, Patricia Bell, 81 Love You,
Yes Do"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27
Girl Scout Leaders Attend
Regional Conference

The Jackson Girl Scout leaders
were represented at the sixteenth
biennial Regional Conference in
New Orleans, November 8, and
10th by Miss Clara Alexander, lead
er of Brownie troop 179 at Mary
Jones School, Mrs. Minnie Parish
Booker, leader of troop 1863 at Will
liam Johnson Center, and Mrs.
Frenchie B. Porter, Field Director.
More than four hundred adults
from Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana,
Mississippi and Tennessee attended
the conference making it the largest
in the history of the region. There
are now $4,000 Girl Scouts in the
region. This made a gain of 5000
since 1896
Girl Scout activities to build In
ternational Friendship were high
lighted at this conference carrying
out the theme, Girl Scouts = Unit
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27

up your mind; who is it, Dolores
Blake, Laverne Shellie, Annie Lee
Parish or Doris Bennett?
1t seems as if George Cincent
and Robbiezens have built a stair
way to the stars an dthe other cats
and chicks can't do a thing about
it.
Well, we SENT to have found out
just who is who with Skeets, and
tits Clifford Robinson.
JESSIE Vollins, some of the chicks
sem to think you were dancing too
cute at the Bull Moose dance, they
say those kind of dances are strick-
ly for jumpin. but it SENS to us
that when you spend your money
lyou can dance any way you please
so long as it is decent.
Dear Santa: will you please send
us nice boyfriend?, Signed: Ophe-
liza Ellington, Helen Minor, Mary
Lucas, Walter Jatton, Colline Man
ming, Catherilla Sampson and Ruth
Ellington.
Mary Lucas, somebody seems to
want to warn you about broad
casting your business where A. ".
Luckett is concerned.
What's your story, Sideny King,
since Cliffor dhas taken over with
Skeets?
Claudell Rodgers, why don't you
get hipped? You don't seem to be
getting anywhere with a certain
boy, but maybe you could get
somewhere with Nose Thigpen.
Sweet Albert is all out for a
little chick at Lanier and that lea
yes the rest of the girls exactly no.
where.
BY this time it seems that all
the world could see that it is Mary
Ann and not Walter Patton for
William Arnold.
We wonder who is the lucky girl
in Steven McGee's life
Jack Johnson seems to be having
hard time deciding between AL
rentha Booker and Ophelia Filing
ton, and Hoover seems to be having
that same trouble between Norma
Reece and Aglova.
What has happened to the ro-
nance between James Gibbs and
Esteem Marsh?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27
THIS IN THAT
BY SARAH nj. HARVEY

THANKSGIVING DAY has come
and gone and CHRISTMAS is near,
SO near that it seems one can hear
the tinkle of Santa's reindeer bells
and he makes ready for his annual
trip from the northland From
all indications, Jackson observed a
very pleasant and enjoyable day
a day filled with attendance of
many to local churches where spe-
cial Thanksgiving services were
held, informal family gatherings and
parties, more formal dinner parties,
seeing good pictures at all the local
theatres, seeing the tense and
mighty interesting Jackson College
VS.. Tougaloo College football game
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27
Mrs. Sue Lewis
Hostess To Zeta


Alpha Delta Zeta Chapter of Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority met Friday eve
ming, November 10, with Mrs. Sue
Lewis in her beautiful home. 1903
Montgomery Street.
The Basileus Mable R. Sims pre-
sided during the business hour. at
which time plans were completed
for Thanksgiving and Christmas
baskets to be given to needy famili-
es in the public schools of the city.
Mrs. Eva o. Woodland gave a re-
port from the Committee working
on plans for the Blue Review which
Will be presented early in the new
year.
Mrs. Julia Polk brought in an
interested report from the Under
Graduate Chapter at jackson Col
iege.
Plans were made for Zeta's Xmas
Tree party which will be in the
acme of Miss Bertha McEwen in
McComb.
During the social hour the hostess
served delicious refreshments to the
following Sorors:
Emma Palmer, Julia Polk. Hazel
fucker, Fannie Luckett, Pecola
Haley, Esther Lindsey, Maude Mar
TIN and Clara Alexander. - Clara
Alexander, Reporter.
watch for Zeta's Blue Review"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27

out at Jackson College, attending
the dance at the Skating Rink, eat
ing the deliciously prepared Turkey
dinners in many of the cafes and
visiting the popular cafes and clubs
on the outskirts of the city :.
AS usual, STEVENS carried the
crowd for several hours there
was not even standing room at this
famous eating and fun emporium
and this is as it should be, for
no other business offers a better
service for your money than STEW
EMS
We are very proud that our pastor
Rev. Wheaton is back at Central
and from what we have heard this
is the sentiment of the whole church
congregation as well as many other
friends in Jackson -.
Want to remind you of the OPEN
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27
Taiiling Tess
Tells

Well, all you hepped cats and
chicks, bu the time this comes out
the Lanier Home Coming Game
will be history, that is if the heavy
rain we are having now doesn't
prevent the game from being play
ed. if it's played, good luck to
the Bulldogs.
Didn't Sc many of our regular
hepped cats and chicks at the
THANKSGIVING DANCE and that
too bad because JOE DYSONS Or
CHESTRA featuring the lovely
and charming LUE HOLLOWAY
was strictly right 'in there. they
made the music that will send you
Now if you jumpin gpys and
gals say so, we can get this same
Orchestra to play at least two Ma
tlnee Dances a month, starting at
5 and lasting until around 10 D. M,
plenty of time to get home early
!. let us know during the week
If you would like to have this
dance. the first one is scheduled
for SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5. . the
PRICE will be so low, you'll think
its free. drop us a card and let
US know what you think about
this. !.
Seen having much fun at Bull
Moose dance was Aglova Rodgers
and Hoover Jones; wonder wrere
was Norma Reece?
We keep hearing rumors about
A. V. Luckett and Alice Hall. Tess
up, kids, is what we hear true?
All right, Clarence Johnson, make
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27

HOUSE down at OAKLEY TRAIN
ING SCHOOL SUNDAY, Nov. % ;.
The Williams, Mrs. Price and others
are doing a splendid job with the
boys down at Oakley and you will
be doing yourself favor to go
there Sunday between the hours 10
am. and 5 pm.
We are sorry that much of our
news is ommited this week due to
the fact that there was no mail
delivery on Thursday
DIZZY GILLESPIE. the BE-BOP
KING is coming to Town THURS
DAY, DECEMBER 2, at the SKAT-
ING RINK Z. DIZZY IS THE
GUY THAT started something new
in the music world that has had
critics on two continents raving . ].
because of the numerous request
from white students to hear and
see DIZZY, Mr.. Miller, promoter, is
arranging concert for the Be-Bob
King at some place in town to ac-
commodate these students cause
therell be room only for our re-
gular dance and music lovers at the
RINK on THURSDAY NIGHT
Tables are selling fast, so if you
wish good one where you can
see and hear everything the great
guy does, better come around to
l43 f. Monument ST., and make
your reservation
THE ALL MALE FASHION RE-
VUE staged by Alpha Pi Chapter,
Iota Phi Lambda Sorority drew an
appreciative crowd at Lanier last
Tuesday night all who saw it
styled it as being high in entertain
ment value -. Sorors who worked
untiring to make this affair sue
cess were, Willye Austin, Hilda Gil
more, Elizabeth Thames. Hattie
Palmer, LESSEE M. Larry and this
group as well as other sorors of the
chapter extend to Mr.. Charles Will
son, sincere thanks and appreciation
for his splendid cooperation and en-
couragement. Thanks also go to
every participant, and. to. ALLEN
and SMITH DEPT. STORE and
Tub for the clothes used by some
Of the models.
Pleasing to the eye indeed was
the snappy high stepping bands,
rum majors and majorettes of
larkson and Tougaloo Colleges as
they performed between the halves
thursday -. we think the Touga-
90 band uniforms are attractive
and are waiting anxiously to see
Jackson Colleges and we pray
-Lanler's =. we quite agree with
Editor Green about the Jackson
College Majorettes they are
line, super-fine .o.t
We were happy to see many old
timers at the game, names escape
us at this writing, but we knew
them and they remembered us =.
LUCKY us our son won the
l37pound TURKEY given away at
Lanier on Wednesday with the
grand old bird costing upward to
9Oc per pound this was great
thing to happen
A tip to our church folk espe-
oially our good Baptist friends
there's very charming lady, a new
Conner to the city, whom we think
is bit DESTROYS of getting connect
ed up with the church of her faith
|. -. she's Mrs. E. Barker, a teacher
out at Lanier and wife of our most
efficient YMCA secretary we
saw her out Thanksgiving Day al
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27
sophisticated Laverettes
lea A Success


The Sophisticated Laverettes held
their Fashionable Harvest Tea in
the home Of Mrs. Selena Calhoun
533 West Pearl Street Sunday, No
vember 81, 1948, for the benefit of
bringing Christmas joy to the chill
dren of the Baptist hospital.
A musical program was enioyed
oy everyone. Delicious refreshments
were served
Ihe members of the club wish to
thank every one who attended and
responded so generally.
Mrs. Rubie Stewart is president.
Mrs. Sadie Davis is reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27

Miss Julia Lee Simmons and
brother Carey Lee Simmons. Jr. en-
Joyed delightful birthday party
given in the home of their parents
Sunday, Nov. 81 Tasty refreshments
were served and the young lady
received many greetings and gifts.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-27

Mrs. c. L. Nichols left the city
recently for Bessemer, Ala, to be
at the bedside of her aunt who is
very i'll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20

ranou jsou povereny obvodni
radon. Ma nekterych mfstech
uz tyto desky jsou um1steny a
tn je treba pripomenout, ably
Prazane, kter1 stale uctivajf
pamatky padlych kvetinovou
vyzdobou pamatnlkd nezave-
sovali sve Diary ma vycnlvajfc1
prsty pffsahajfcf ruky. Zne-
svafuj1 tax vzhled t6to vkusne
provedene desky.
Mesto Sc dale rozhodlo "a
chovat ma pamatku pTfchodu
sovetske armady do Prahy 8.
kvetna 1915 jednu z nescet-
nych ruskych znacek, jimiz So
vetska armada usnadnovala
cestu svych jednotek. Mala
orientacnf sipka ma jednom z
malostranskych dom1 nesouc1
azbukou napis "Smfchov" zd-
stane trvale ma tonic dome a
ukryta pod sklenenou
desku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
Hawai-, pIl stoleti pod Spoj.
Staty, chce byt 40. staten
do roku 1049.

Dne IL. srpna bylo tomu sc
let co americka vlajka byla
vytazena mad historickym pa
lacem Iolani v Honolulu, Ha-
val. Tento obTad znamenal
formalni anexi Havajskych O.
strovG ku Spoj. StatGm.
Dne IL. srpna 1898 zname-
nal rozsfTeni americkych hra-
mic O 24OO mil dale do Pacif.-
ku, a privedl pod americkon
vladu jedno re strategicky nej-
d1lezitejsich, pestrych uzemi
zemekoule.
Ackoliv annekcn1 nalada
byla ma ostrovech silna pc mno-
no let, nasledkem vzr1stajlcf-
no americkeho vlivu, signal ku
definitivnf zmene prisel r. 1923
V tonic roce inteligentnl, ale
ne1stupna kralovna Liliuoka-
lani byla sesazena, a prozatlm-
nj vlada nastolena pod ffzenfm
Stanforda B. Dole.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-20
Pamatniky padlym v CSR.

Praha. = Pc dlouh6m a
marnem jednanf prazske Oboe
i nejrGznejs1mi temperament,
rozhodlo Sc mesto, re w dale
vyjednavat AMI cekat nebude
a vezme vec pametnich desek,
jez budou umfsteny ma vsech
mfstech prazskych ulic, kde
padli cest1 Tide v r~evolucnlch
boj1ch prot nacistGm, do Vast
mich rukou. Snad by ami jinak
tyto pamatniky nikdy neozna-
covaly mista, ma nichz v kvet-
novych boj1ch hynuli cest1 bo-
jovn1ci. Prave v minulych
dnech prevzala obec prvn1ch
tTi sta pametnych desek =
jsou to pamatnfcky S pffsaha-
j1cf rukou - jez budou umis-
teny ma zdech prazskych do
MI do 20. Tfjna.
Ostatnf pamatnfky, jak je
pravdepodobne, umfsti obec do
kvetna 1919. Nejen zdlouha-
vost jednan1, ale take nedosta-
tex kovu zpozdil um1sten1 pa
matnlkI ma mfstech, ma nichz
jsou zatfm umfsteny rdzne pa
matnfcky, vhodne i meme Who
dine - re soukrome i~niciativy.
K deskam, jez nynf obec pre-
vzala, zhotovujf sc desticky Sc
jmeny padlych. Velmi bedli-
We Sc prehlfzf seaman padlych,
ably Sc ma nektere obeti praz-
ske revoluce nezapomnelo. jed
notnost 1pravy techto mist, u
pravy pietnf a vkusne, treba
prijmout S nejvetsfm pochope-
MIN nejen z 1cty k obetem a
hrdinstvf bojovnikG, ale take
pro pripomfnanf t6zkeho "a
pasu S nacismem v dobe nyneJ-
/ v budoucnu. Kontrolou Sc
znamd padlych a mist ma nichz
zemreli v boji nebo zakefnouI