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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-10-15
Montana Memories
BY IDA S. PATTERSON

we must move Immediately to
Thompson Falls From this railroad
point, freight for the mines was
being packed.
was soon ready for the trip. Lac
ing the baby in her buckskin bag
fastened her securely to my back
with my shawl. It was early March.
The land was still white and cold.
Over the silent, snowy vastness only
the tracks of wild game gave evil
dence of life. We skirted the west
shore of the lake. Just north of
Elmo we turned west and took an
Indian trail which led us through
the Big Draw then south to Hot
Springs.
Hot Springs Basin
AS we rode into the Hot Springs
basin, that March day of long ago,
the sole sign of life on the winter
landscape was a log cabin which
sat near. the creek which flows
through the busy town. James
Beade, a French and Indian half
breed, lived there. He was herding
cattle for Jack Demers of French
town.
We stayed overnight with Mr..
Beade. Early the next morning as
the vapor rose like campfire smoke
from the hot mineral springs, we
took a trail leading towards Plains,
near which town we spent the fol-
lowing night. Sunset of the next
day we pitched our camp on the
bank of the rushing river at Thomp-
son Falls.
Dairy Service
While we were camped on the
river bank, Mrs. Wells, later Mrs.
William Irvine of Poison, and a
helper passed by driving a herd of
milk cows. They were on their way
to the mines. Driving the cattle
through the densely wooded noun
to1l1S W PICoCI1tCQ lIldIly
difficulties. The milk was conveyed
in a boiler, by two persons, from
house to house. Each householder
share was measured with tin dip
per and poured into a vessel pro-
vided by himself.
Thompson Falls, located in north
western Montana, derived its name
from David Thompson, the British
explorer, who established trading
post about 1910 short distance east
of the present town. Selfish House.
was the name of the post.
Busfling Town
During the Occur d'Alene gold
stampede, Thompson Falls, the mos
convenient railroad point to the
Murray, Idaho, gold diggings, mush
roomed< into a bustling frontier
town of log cabins, rough board
shacks and tents It's streets, if such
they could be called, were Uttered
with stumps, horse and mule pack
outfits, wagons and teams and pile:
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REPAIR PARTS

NEW AND USED PARTS for cars and trucks
Largest stock in America. Complete guaran-
teed parts service for late and old models.
Depend on Pioneer for all automotive needs
new used and rebuilt. Army truck parts spe-
cialists. New track for Weasels and Half
Tracks New jeep power units Brand new
motors for KIT international. Bid. 269. GMC
270. White 100 AK complete with all access
series. Buy with confidence where all items
are guaranteed Fast mail order service. Pho
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Denver, Colo.
TRUCK and AUTO PARASITIC only firm
in the northwest specializing in truck parts.
We carry the latest and most complete stock
of trucks. auto parts and equipment in this
part of the country. 24-hour service mail
orders. Write. wire or phone Wilensky Auto
Parts Co.. 1226-28 Washington Ave. N, Min
neapoiis l, MINI.
BEST SERVICE from your Montana supplier
on all truck and auto parts We carry full
line army truck replacement parts. Carl
Weissman & Sons Inc, Great Falls, Mont.
GENUINE Studebaker parts. For quick service
on those "hard-to-get'' items. call. write or
wire Al Mergens Motor Co.. 1880 Grand Ave-.
st. Paul. Mimi: phone Emerson 1907
NEW AND USED TRACTOR PARTS. Write
for big, free 1850 catalog; tremendous savings.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Central Tractor Parts
Co., Des Moines g. Iowa
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SEEDS AND PLANTS

WE PAY highest market prices for alfalfa.
sweet clover timothy. bronze grass and other
field seeds Please send your samples and
state amount available. The Searle Seed Co..
Lewistown. Montana.
FOR SALE-12.000 pounds Standard c. W. G.
seed Purity $500 percent, termination 80
percent No noxious weeds. SIT per cwt. John
F. Dayhoff, angela, Mont.
FOR SALE-Crested wheatgrass seed Csc pound
Henry C.. Hurd. Big Sandy. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-10-15

MOUNTAINEERING OPPORTUNITY. Sawmil
power saw, buzz saw, tractor, GMC truck an
1893 acres of the best timber. Contact ]. N
Smith at Smiths Second Hand Store, Lewis
town, Mont.
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PHOTO FINISHING

&c DECKLEDGE REPRINTS Sc. Reprints size
as negative &c and oversize prints &C, 6 or
exposure roll developed and printed, / each,
Csc, or 2 each for 35c. 3x7 engagements for
soc. Sx10 for 81. Your favorite photo copied
ana 10 billfold pictures Csc. Summers Studio.
Unionville. Mo.
JUMBO ALBUM PRINTS deckled roll 8, ACC;
extra prints SC, no album &c each. Contacts
ROLL VELOPED-OVernight service, high
gloss prints all sizes. Csc, 2 prints each
negative, add 10c Reprints SC each. Fox
Studios, Billings, Mont.
DECKBE-EDGE Jumbo size prints in album
folder only Csc from 8 exposure rolls Jumbo
reprints &c. Lion Photo. Ogden, Utah.
ROLL developed prints plus professional
shot. Winona.. Minnesota.
EIGHT-ExPOSURE films printed. one of each.
Csc; two of each, 35c. Photo Shop, Ogden,
Utah.
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SCHOOLS

LEARN AUCTIoNEERING Terms soon
Worlds largest school. Students sell real
sales. Don't be misled. Free catalog. Reisch
Auction School, Mason City, Iowa.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DEER SKINS and elk tanned into bucksxin
Also made into gloves. mitts, billfolds, jackets.
Falls. Minnesota
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-10-15
CITY PROPERTY

$50, 500-13-UNIT brick apartment house,
Missoula, Mont. Pays 10 percent net with.
free apartment for owner. real good in
vestment. j. c. Morgan, Realtor, Missoula,
Mont.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-5-room brick with
bedrooms and garage, in nice location,
near school, with or without furniture Ad-
dress F. N, 1915 Second Ave. N, Great Falls.
FOR SALE-Apartment house Q3 rentals)
also 5-plex-on long time terms where IL
will pay for itself. Come see. H. w. Rob-
erts, owner, Lewistown, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-10-15

fence posts, rural telephone poles corral poles
and posts. Machine pointed posts for driving
Fordik & Turner Route la, Kalispen, Mont
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01
JUNE |. 1850
Junior Legion Teon
Wins Opener. 80:
Plays Here Sundoy

Marysville Junior Legion pase-
ball team won its opening game
Of the season on Memorial Day,
defeating Sunbury 3 to 2, on the
losers diamond.
The game was featured by top
flight pitching by Tom George
and Bill Coder, who went three
innings apiece. Each boy struck
out five batters and gave up only
one base on balls apiece. Sun-
bury got two hits, both in the
second inning, when they also
scored both their runs.
The Marysville lads got to
Ross, Sunbury hurler, for four
hits, three in the sixth inning,
good for two runs and the vic
tory.
Marysville will nlay is first
game at home this Sunday, meet
ing Mt. Vernon on the Fair
grounds diamond. Score by in
nings of Tuesdays game:
Marysville -. / 0 0 90 2-3 4 2
Sunbury 1900. % 0 90 o. 2 4
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01

Schedule for the 10 team Com
munity Church Softball League
organized in Union and Delaware
Counties has been announced.
The league games are played
on the Church Athletic Field on
the Charles Gregory Farm south
of Ostrander. Schedule for the
season is as follows:
Nav s0-Ostrander Baptist VS..
Ostrander 70. " B.: Warrensburg
VS.. New California.
June Games
1-Rellpoint VS. watkins: 0strand-
er PRESBYTERIAN VS. Old Stone Church.
2-Jerome VS. Hyatts; Ost "a, u. b.
VS. warrensburg.
Presbyterian. Hyatts VS. Ostrander
Spoid stone VS. Bellpoint; Watkins
VS. Jerome.
9-Ostrander Baptist VS. Warrens-
burg: Ostrander L. L. b. vs New
California.
I3-Warrensburg vs. Ostrander
Presbyterian; New California VS. Old
I5-Hyatt VS.. Ostrande Il. u. b.;
Ostrander Presbyterian VS. Bellpoint.
16-Old Stone VS. watkins; Jerome
VS. Ostrander Baptist.
2O-Watkins VS. Hyatts; Bellpoint
vs. Jerome.
22-0strander Baptist VS. New
CALIFORNIA;; Ostrander Il. u. Il. VS.
Ostrander Presbyterian,
23-Warrensburg VS. Old stone. !.
Bellpoint VS. HyattS.
27-Old Stone VS. Jerome; Ostrand-
er Presbyterian VS. Watkins.
29-New California VS. BeDpoint;
Hyatts VS. Warrensburg.
30-Jerome VS. OStrander E. U.B.
3O--JeromeS VS. OStrander Baptist.
Watkins VS. Ostrander Baptist.
July Games
4-Ostrander Baptist VS. Ostrander
Presbyterians; Ostrander 10. Y. B.
VS.. Old Stone.
6-Warrensburg VS. Bellpoint; New
California VS. Watkins.
7-Ostrander Presbyterian VS. Je-
rome.
11-Ostrander e. L. B. VS. Bell
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01
. Jerome
by MRS. L. w. FAULK

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Micheles
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Park Neill.
MIR. and Mrs. Ross Arnold, Of
Marysville, stayed at the home
of Mrs. Blanche Bsilsv while she
went on the trip to Washington
D. G. with the seniors. She re-
ports that she had a very nice
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Capps and son
and Mr. and Mrs, Paul Miller and
daughter, of Houston, Texas; and
Miss Eva Sayre have returned to
their homes after spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Ballard
Miss Margie Bumgarner and
Miss Ruth McCabe student
nurses at Grant hospital spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
E. L. McCabe.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01
Eljers. Western Auto
Win City Softbdll
Comes Monduy

Eljer's softballers d e f e a tie d
Trinity Lutherans, IL to /, and
Western Auto trimmed NeStles,
8 to l, in Monday nights City
Softball League games.
Don Streng, on the mound for
Western Auto, allowed the Nest
les team only one hit during the
entire game, single by Elmer
GlaSsburn in the first inning,
which scored Bosart for the milk
mems only run. He struck out six
and gave up only two baSseS on
balls in one of the best games he
has ever pitched.
Bob Finch, hurting for Nestles,
was touched for seven hits, two
in the fifth inning and five in
the seventh, when Western Auto
tailed six of their nine runs to
break up what had been a tight
ball game. Starr hit a grand-slam
homer for Western Auto in that
inning. Finch gave up five walks
and hit two batters. He struck
out two. The Nestles team COM
mitted eight errors to further
help the Western Auto couse.
In the "B" game of the eve
ming, eight errors by Trinity
proved exceedingly costly as the
alert Eljer team took advantage
OF them to amaSS IL runs on only
live hits. Vollrath, pitching for
the Lutherans, allowed three
walks. Sprinkle, Eljer pitcher,
walked eight.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01
Church Sofiball Schedule Fixed

point; ostrander Baptist VS.. Old
Stone.
13-Ostrander Presbyterian VS.
Hyatts. New California VS. Jerome.
14-Warrensburg VS. Watkins; Os-
trander Baptist VS. Bellpoint.
1S-Ostrander e. u. B. VS. Wat
kins: WarrenSburg VS. Jerome.
2O---New California VS. Hyatts.
81 - games.
25-;WasrchsJurg VS. New Califor-
MIA; Ostra..~sr Baptist VS. Ostrand-
27-ostrander Presbyterian VS..
Old Stone. Bellpoint VS. Watkins.
2S-Ostrander E. : 3. VS. War
rensburg: Jerome IS atts.
August Games
1-Hyatts vs. der Baptist:
New California vs. Ostrander Pres
byterian.
3-Watkins VS. Jerome; Old stone
VS. Bellpoint
EOstrander r.. t. r. VS. New
California. Ostrander Baptist vs.
S-New California VS. Old stone
Warrensburg VS. Ostrander Presby-
terian.
10-Ostrander Presbyterian VS.
Bellpoint; Hyatts VS. Ostrander E. L.
11--Jerome VS. Ostrander Baptist;
Old Stone VS. watkins.
15-Bellpoint VS. Jerome. watkins
VS. Hyatts.
II Ostrander E. U. b. VS. Ostrand-
er Presbyterian: Ostrander Baptist
VS. New California.
1S-Bellpoint VS. Hyatts; Warrens-
burg VS. old Stone.
22--Ostrander Presbyterian vs.
Watkins; Old Stone VS. Jerome.
24-Hyatts vs Warrensburg; New
24-Watkins VS. Ostrauder Bap-
California VS. Bellpoint.
tist: Jerome VS. Ostrander Il. u. h.
29-Ostrander T.. u. b. VS.. Old
Stone; Ostrander Baptist VS. Os-
trander Presbyterian.
31-New California VS. Watkins;
| Warrensburg VS. Bellpoint.
September Games
1--Old Stone VS. Hyatts. Ostrander
Presbyterian VS. Jerome
4-0stranedr Baptist vs. Old
Stone; Ostrander E. u. Il. VS.. Bell
point.
6-New California vs. Jerome; Os-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01

locker, of Delaware, called on
Mrs. Maude Thompson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion South
spent Sunday at Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Stewart
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar
McKitrick.
The community extends thanks
70 all those who did such a Won
oerful job st cleaning UP the
IOOF cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rausch
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
South, Friday afternoon.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01

Mr.. Ray Humble, of Mechanics
burg, was calling in this vicinity
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Armen-
trout spent Monday evening with
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Faulk and
Doug.
Mrs. Cora Penny. of Florida,
is spending some titre here visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Mary Kay ;5eely, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Seely and children,
of Jackson Center; Mrs. Jessie
Stone and Mrs. Goldie Hagen
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01
Redwood Softbull
Opener is Saturday

Opening game for the American
Legion softball team in Rich
wood will be played this Satur-
day, with opposition by Smitty's
All-Stars, of Marion. First game
will begin at 7:3o p. m.
Johnny Steele will pitch for
the Redwood team, with Jack
Steele behind the plate. The Rich
wood team finished second in a
softball tournament in Redwood
last year, beaten in the finals by
Smitty's .All-Stars.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01
PAGE THREE
HEARING Adjourned

First hearing on assessments
for repairs and reconstruction of
the Winter ditcn in Liberty Town
ship was adjourned until June 26
by the County Commissioners,
Monday. Petition for the ditch
Improvement was presented by
Willard Winter and Others.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01

trander Presbyterian VS. Hyatts.
7-Ostrander Baptist VS. Bellpoint;
Warrensburg VS. Watkins.
11-WarrenSburg VS. Jerome; Os
trander l.. u. b. VS. Watkins.
13--New California VS. Hyatts.
First games begin at 1880 D. m.
Second games begin at 9:15 p. m.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01
York Funilies Shown
In Form Burecu News

A group pictlrr VI a typical
Farm Bureau advisory council
in the state, CouacI 10. l, York
Township, appears this month in
the Farm Bureau News magazine.
ziZne.
Mr. and Mrr. PAU crooks and
NJ. aEd Mrs. Charles Smln, who
are IN the group photo, also ap-
pear in another photograph hold
ing the m ailbox nameplates
which they received in appreci-
alton of their years of service
in the Farm Bureau.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01
WATKINS ALUMNI

Annual Watkins Alumni ban
quet will be held in the Watkins
gymnasium at 8 p. m. Saturday,
June 3. Music for the dancing
will be furnished by the Edgar
Andrews orchestra. There will
also be card playing. All MEM
bers and their guests are cord
tally invited to be present.
Larger dairy herds mean more
net income per cow.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-01

Screen all windows and doors
where milk and food are kept to
keep out flies.
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VaIdlnama
ZIRGONE.IR GALE
3-iu veiksmu pasaka
3-ju veiksmu pasaka

DALYVAlJJA: geri If blogi zmones, misko I'VE.
relia ir paukstelia ziogai ir atvariukai -. Spe-
cialiai pagamintos dekoracjos r kostiuma Nau-
jas scenes apsviet;nas. Vaidina mazi, jauni ir
suauge. Bus idomu ir grazu VISI E M S
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LIETUVIU KULTUROS FON.
DO NARIV SUSIRINKIMAS

Lietuviu Kulturos Fondo Gle
velando () skyriaus visuoti-
mis- nariu susirinkimas kviecia-
mas S. m. balandzio 80 d. Ills
val. tuoj po lietuvisku pamal-
du) Lietuviu Saleje, $685. Su-
perior Ave.
Dienotvarkeje valdybos nariu
pranesimai ir kiti svarbus klau-
sinai. Nariu dalyvavimas huti-
mas. Maloniai kvieciame j susi-
rlnklma atvykti ir visus Cleve-
lando lietuvius, kurie domisi lie
tuviskos kulturos islaikymo il
jos paremimo reikalais bel LKF
darbais. LKF CleveIando Cd
Skyriaus VaIdyba
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CIURLIONIECIAI VYKSTA
! PITTSBURGHA

81 sekmadieni ciurlionieeiai
isvyksta Pittsburgha, kur tu-
res net du koncertus: viena 3
val. p. p. Lietuviu Pilieciu Sa-
leje, 1923 Jane St., S., kita =
II val. yak. sv. Vincento para
|pijos saleje, 200 Tabor St., Es-
|plene.
Jau sios savaites pradzioje
daugiau kaip puse bilietu buvo
isparduota. Isigijo bilietus DIR.
Marshall Bidwell, Carnegie Mu-
zikos Institute Direktorius, Mr..
Cara, Didziojo Pittsburgho
Festivalio organizatorius, Du-
quesne universiteto Verslu Ad-
ministracijos fakulteto dekanas
Wright ir visa ellie kitu zinomu
Pittsburgho asmenQ Bijomasi,
kad ir Pittsburghe, kaip Chi
cagoj, net ir dviejose salese ga
Ii pristigti vietu lis viso apie
1000 vietu).
Dalis ciurlionieciu isvyksta j
Pittsburgha jau sestadieni ir
ten, Carnegie Music Hall, mote
rQ choras SUI kanklemis daily
vaus koncerte. Tame koncarte
dalyvauja ir kitu tautybiu me-
mines pajegos, taip pat ir Pitts
burgho lietuviai,
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JAUNIMO POBUVIS
LIETUVIU SALEJE

Sekmadieni Clevelando Liet.
Kulturos Fondas surenge Lie
tuviu Saleje jaunimo pobuvi,
j kuri susirinko net nelauktai
daug jaunimo. Tiesa, vietinio
lietuviu jaunimo, palyginti, bu-
vo dar mazokai.
Pobuvis dare labai kulturin-
go ispudzio ir, bendrai INFANT,
buvo labai linksmas. Pirmasis
toks zingsnis leidzia tiketis, jog
tokiQ pobuviu rengimas gall
"isisiubuoti" ir virsti grazia ira
dfcija. Apgailetina tiktai, kad
organizuotojo jaunimo vyresnie-
j vadai, vietoj didesnes meni-
nes programos, kurioje turetu
rrogos pasireiksti pats jauni-
mas, suteike savotiska netike-
tuna: visa ellie ilgoku kalbu,
kuriose lyg ir bande isdestyti
savo organizaciju siekimus, XII
taip sakant, pasirodyti su "sa-
va preke''. Visa tai gerai, tik
ne toj vietoj. Buvo skelbiama.
kad bus pasilinksminimas, ir
jaunimas rinkosi j pasilinksmi-
nina, o vienu metu pasijuto at
sidures paskaitose. Paskaitos
turetQ likti paskaitomis pasi-
llnksminimai Observation-Disclosures.
Jei manoma, kad kitaip jauni-
mo paskaitas nepriviliosi, tai
reiskia, kad paskaitos gal nera
tlnkama priemone patraukti
Jaunimui. Tokiais 'netiketu-
mais", kaip 81 karta, jaunimo
ne tik prie paskaitu nepri-
trauksi, bet ir nuc tokiu la
bai gerai sumanytu pasilinksmi-
nimQ atbaidysi.
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.GQIRQpR@!?&!{@5{%Ia&dt%S{ |? e 49,
SUSIDCMEJIMAS. JAUNIMO
TEATRU

Niekad anksciau DIRVOJE
taip gyvai nebuvo perkami bi-
lietai. kaip pirmajam ciurlionie-
ciu koncertui. Betgi paskelbus
Jaunimo Teatro atidaryma, BIZ
lietu pirkimas vyksta dar gy-
viau. Turint galvoj, kad Lie
tuviu Saleje yra tik 288 vietos,
daugelis skubinasi gauti bile
tus, kad neliktu uz duru.
Ir Teatro globeju'skaicius jau
auga. Sekdami K. S. Karpiaus
pavyzdziu, j Teatro globeju Ell
les istojo Ciurlionieciai Pranas
If Elena Stempuziai ir Juozas
zygas. Stempuziai ir zygas ir-
gi padovanojo Teatrui DO pro-
zektoriu.
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VESTUVES PAS
CIURLIONIECUJS

Pereita sestadieni susituoke
ciurlionieciai Natalija Navickai-
te ir Vytautas Aukstuolis. Ju
jungtuves ivyko sv. Jurgio baz-
|nycioje. Apeigu metu giedojo
jaunosios sesuo, tolima kelione
atvykusi ] vestuves. Dalyvavo
II Jaunuju tevai. Vakare vie
nam Addison Rd. restorane ivy
ko tikrai linksma ir jauki vestu-
vine vakariene, SUI pirslio kori-
mu, milzinisku svocios pyragu,
kitokiomis vestuvinemis pramo-
gomls ir, suprantama, daugybe
dainQ. Jaunosios su seseria pa
dalnuotas duetas BE teviske-
les' daug ka ir sujaudino. Dau-
gels dalyviu sakesi dar niekad
tokiose jaukiose vestuvese ne
buve. Pirslio pareigas ejo Gle
velandietis j. Polteris, vienas
is ciurlionieciu globejp, svocios
pareigose buvo E. Rastenien5,
pirslio budelis - Vyt. RAUL
MATHS, kuriam zadama neatleis-
tt: nors jis prizes savaite savo
vestuves atsvente Kanadoi. let
kai tik zmona atsiras Clevelan-
de, teks jam vestuves dar Cia
pakartoti.
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MOTERQ LABDARYBES
DRAUGIJOS VAKARAS

Clevelando Lietuviu Moteru
Labdarybes l. Draugija, savo 20
metq gyvavimo sukaktuviu pro-
ga rengia vakariene SUI sokiais
Naujosios Parapijos salej (Neff
Road, geguzes 7 d., sekmadie-
nj.
Vakarlenes pradzia lygiai G
valanda, sokiai 8 val. Mokes-
tbs $1.5O. Pelnas skiriamas Nau.
Josios Parapijos baznycios al.
toriui irengti.
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EILEE

JAUNAS VYRAS
reikalingas prie darbo sandely
Joseph T. Ryerson & Son, Inc.
$500 Lakeside Ave.
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PARDUODAMA

Savaitgalinis Z kambariu at
skiras namas, didelis sklypas,
garazai, East 174th ST., Lake
Shore Blvd. sekcija. Smulkes-
niu informaciju kreipkites te-
lefonais GIL 1-9545 arba Gil
1-25OO.
Savaitgalinis naujai dekoruo-
tas 6 dideliu kambariu atski-
ras namas su prievaizdo virtu
We; cementinis privaziavimas, 2
garazai, arti susisiekimas ir mo-
kyklos; Collinwoode, isvaziuo-
jant is miesto. Ivertintas pi-
giau rinkos kainos.
Smulkesniu informaciju gall
ma gauti telefonais: GIL 1855
arba GIL l-25OO.
Addison - st. Clair rajone
namas su krautuve, dviem bu-
tais, labai palankia kama.
Smulkesniu informaciju gall
ma gauti telefonais: Gil 1-9545
arba GIL 1-25OO.
14324 st. Clair Ave.
Hribar Realty
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Zvilgterkit j vietu plana ir pamatisit,
kad visos vietos geros, atitinka savo
kainas. Bet -. kas megsta sedeti vi
dury ar butinai artimesnej eilej, tas
turi pasisikubinti apsirupinti bilietu
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VYCIQ IR "sVENTUJU
kLUBO" SOKIAI

81 sestadieni, balandzio 20 d.,
nuo 8::3J val. Xxi ??... vietos
vyciai If "The Saints Club" Lie
tuViu Sal6je rengia sokiq vaka-
ra. Sonny Michael's orkestras
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4 ASMENQ SELMA
iesko nedidelio buto. PraSo pra-
nesti telef.:
EN- 1910 6 Z val. vak.)
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TAUTINIQ KOsTIUMQ
PARODOS VAKARAS

Po sausio % diena Clevelan-
de surengto tautiniu grupiu
bendro vakaro, buvo ikurta Gle
veland Folk Art Association,
kurios tikslas - palaikyti arti-
mesnius tautiniu grupiQ sanity
kius ir duoti JOINS progos pasi-
rodyti amerikieciu tarpe.
81 Tautinio Memo Sajunga da-
bar rengia bendra draugiska po-
huvi su sokiais sekmadieni, ge-
guzes 7 d., Rainbow Room, Car
ter viesbutyje.
Kiekvienos tautybes sveciai, Q
ypac viesnios, kvieciami daily
vault pasirede tautiniais kostiu-
mais. Net dalyvavimo mokestis
taip pasiredziusiems = tik !
dol, gi be tautinio kostiumo -
1.5O dol.
kadangi Sis parengimas lvyk-
sta kaip tik ta pacia diena, ka-
da atidaromas Jaunimo Teatras,
tai lietuviai 81 karta nera pasi-
'renge plaGiau dalyvauti. Taciau
labai pageidaujama, kad bent
musu jaunimo dalis po vaidini-
mo Jaunimo Teatre apsilanky-
tQ j ta pobuvi ir ten atstovau-
tu lietuvius.
Xiii dalyvaus net su savo tau
tiniais uzkandziais.
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Skubiai reikalingas 3 5 kam-
bariu butas, be baldQ, 3 asmenu
seimai. Skambinti: UT 1928.
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II I12I13 Il Is l6I II IS 10 20 10.
II 213: IA I15l16 IL 18| 19 20 II.
II II 13 IA Is 16 II 18 10 20 II.
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