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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-01
EIfin Cove
News Note,
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
ELFIN COVE, Alaska, Jan. 81
Mrs. Ross Peterson entertained the
ladies at her home last evening.
Guests were Mesdames Walter Lar
son, Ernest Swanson, Jim Lingard,
Ray Clements, Henry Nelson, M.
Butts, Karl Strum, Don Foster and
Miss Carol Larson. A game was
played, Miss Larson winning first
prize. a cream and sugar and candy
basket of blue knobby glass. Blanche
Strum took consolation, which was
tape measure in a plastic Easter
egg. Refreshments were cherry pie
with whip cream and coffee. The
evening was enjoyed by everyone.
The mail boat Aeiger came in
Saturday afternoon about 2 p. m,
late On account Of the bad weather
A March of Dimes dinner was
held in the school room Saturday
evening at 6 o'clock. Spaghetti was
the main dish, cabbage slaw, bread
and butter, jello and whip cream
and cup cakes and co1fe were also
served Games were played and
gala time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Larson and
daughter Carol Mrs. E. o. Swanson
and Milton Lightwood, Jr., enjoyed
an informal canasta party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Peter
son Tuesday evening, January 8.
Red Reed, who has been quite
i'll with a severe attack of rheu-
matism. is not a great deal better
However, he says that he has been
this i'll before Reed has many
visitors and his friends see that
he has plenty of food and wood
for his fire.
Mrs. Ross Peterson received word
+ that her father was seriously Ill
and she was quite concerned untn
she talked to the doctor in charge
at the hospital in Norman, Okla.
The doctor informed her that her
father was better and able to go to
his meals. Mrs. Peterson is con-
tacting her fathers relatives and
her brother and sisters.
Mr. e. O. Swanson has returned
| from Seattle, where he has been
for the past six weeks. He has been
busy shaking hands, as most OF
the Covites were at the store to
greet him and he was happy to
be home. The weather was cold
but he says cold or not he would
not live anywhere else.
Mrs Marguerite Butts entertained
a group of friends Wednesday eve
ming at her home. An enjoyable
time was had, and refreshments
we're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Larson en-
tertained friends at dinner Satur-
day evening. Cards were played and
coffee served after an enjoyable
evening.
Roy Elliott has planned fol-
several years to complete the up
stairs of their home. The upstairs
will be nautical in effect, built ir
hunks, and when completed should
look like the inside of modern
boat.
Walter Larson is having Jim Lin
gard modernize his workshop. seal.
ing for warmth and handler tt
work in.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
collector of customs for this district
has issued an order dated February
l, 1851, authorizing the name of the
gas screw ELSIE M, official number
243605. owned by Donald r. Herne,
of which Juneau, Alaska, is the
home port, to be changed to WATER
BABY.
JAMES j. CONNORS
Collector of Customs,
Juneau, Alaska.
First Publication: Feb. l, 1851.
Last Publication: Feb. 4, 1851.
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SITUATION WANTED
NEW LOOK AT HOTEL

A new spring look has been added
to the lobby of the Hotel Juneau.
The registry desk has been renov-
ated with bright yellow plastic up
holstery and a new cigarette counter
has been added.
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Tenakee Topics
Special Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
TENAKEE, Alaska week of Janu-
airy % to January 28) Every year
in celebration of his birthday,
Speedy Floresca, owner of the Blue
Moon Cafe, gives a special dinner
for his friends. This year his party
was delayed because of the death
of a relative, but, better late than
never, Speedy gave out with the
eats. About 80 guests partook OF
the sumptuous buffet dinner OF
turkey and all the trimmings. Din
ner over, the group gathered at
the Shamrock and danced the re-
mainder of the evening away to
the strains of popular music eman-
ating from Frances Mangan's Ham
mond organ.
Whitehorse has been well repre-
sented at the springs during the
past few years. Latest visitors from
the Yukon city are Mrs. Inger
Gertsen and her mother, Mrs
Single, who plan to remain In
Tenakee for about two months.
Back to the shoe shine stand at
Juneau's Triangle Club went R. B
(Bob) Frazier after a week at the
springs. All limbered up from the
mineral baths, he should be able
to pop the rag in a truly boogie
tempo.
Peter Martin, back home from 6
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FROM NEW YORK

Joe Broadus of the Chase Ma
tional Bank of New York is III
Juneau to attend the Alaska Bank
ers convention. He is at the Baranoi
Hotel.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Black velvet hat with
black feathers. owner may claim
at Governors Mansion by paying
for this ad. 723-3t
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| WAAio hAOWRAAe3. W. navy iidQ QUILL
a pleasant winter that the cold
snap was really a blow" Well be
glad when the temperature begins
to climb again and we can get out.
The Executive Committee of the
Eaines Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church met at the
home of Mrs. Ross Hevel and made
plans for the program for the next
four months. A dessert luncheon
was held at the end of the regular
Missionary meeting. The officers
the wear are Miss Olive Fisher,
President; Mrs. Jack David, Vice
resident; Mrs. E. F. Mellotte,
Treasurer, and Mrs. Ross Hevel,
Secretary.
World Day of Prayer will be
February 9, and will be in the eve
ming at the Presbyterian Church.
All who are interested are invited
to attend. All churches of the
world will be participating in the
service.
Bob Williams, who is to take over
the work in Haines for the Presby
terian Church, finally got to Juneau
where he was waiting for the Rev.
Armstrong, so he could have con-
ference with him. Now the weather
hos closed in. which is typical OF
Alaska winter weather-and he may
not be here for another week.
Frank Wallace, son of Mrs. Earl
hammers, celebrated his eighteenth
birthday with a sled party. Ten H.
S. young people helped him cele-
brate. The guests were Bonnie Nc
Rae, Edith Berry, Louise Cranston,
Dorothy Wickstrom, Myrna Houser,
David Ward, George Meacock, Jr.,
Lou Jacquot, Frank Wallace and his
brother Douglas. The guests also
played games. Franks mother, Mrs.
Earl hammers, prepared the dinner
and was hostess for her son.
The regular Women's Club meet
ing was held at Haines House.
Hostesses were the Haines House
staff.
Colds and flu are still going the
rounds in Haines. Many are i'll or
Just getting we'll Others have just
colds, and are feeling rather punk
with Them. q.
Miss Leola williams, teacher of
the fourth grade in the school, made
a trip to juneau for medical treat
ment
Election returns for City Magi-
strate showed that 1. M. Powell
was elected. Also at the same cleo
ton the Community voted on the
proposition of turning the school
over the School District. The pro-
position was carried.
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Young and
family have returned to Haines
from Juneau. Mrs. Young is Haines'
Mayor.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hebert have
gone to Juneau on business. While
there Mr.. Hebert, who is President
of the Health Council, will contact
DR.. Rudd about making monthly
visits to Haines.
A few friends met in the home
of Ross Hevel and surprised him
with a party for his birthday. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
hammers, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Hakkinen, and
Mr.. Neil Doody. Canasta was the
order of the evening. after which
the birthday cake was cut by both
Mr.. Hevel and Mr.. Doody, whose
,...Lla,, &c 1,ifbir the Game week
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news ITEMS
FROM SITKA
Especial Correspondence

SITKA. Alaska, Jan. 28.-The
March of Dimes was given fine
boost Saturday evening by radio
request program over station
KIFW. Starting at 7 p. m, the
program continued until 1890,
bringing in pledges of $500, which
were being collected today. Before
the program, tag day activities had
swelled the fund to 5000, bringing
the take to date to $1,115.
Final event in the March of
Dimes will be a game party at the
Totem Club on the Island with an
admittance charge of $3.50.
The Soroptomists are fully justi-
fled in their feeling of pride in
the outstanding success of this
wears March of Dimes which they
sponsored and worked hard for.
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A Dinner for Bachelors was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Raney in
their home. The guests were given
a turkey dinner. Those present
were James Kay, Erik Oslund, Bill
Aimge, Harry Ellinger, Carl Bjorn-
stad. Charles White, Joe Verbeck,
Carl Blanchard, Neil Doody, Henry
Bull, Marvin Smith, Clarence Lyons,
Ernie Linquist, H. Foster, W. Shop
pard and Gerald Loosli. Two ladies
were present. They were Marie
Riley, Public Health Nurse, and
Bea Farlow. From reports the din
ner was success and a good time
was had.
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Happenings
AT H ain es
Special Correspondencel

HAINES, Alaska. = Mrs. Virle
Lewis has returned from Juneau,
where she went for medical atten-
ton and was in st. AIMS for a
short time.
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CARLSON HERE

Carl L. Carlson of Anchorage is
stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
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Rotaries annual dinner Saturday
for their ladies and guests was a
NEST successful evening. Cocktails
were served at the Moose Lounge
from 7:30 to 8, after which dinner
was served upstairs. Couples were
successfully scrambled by having tc
match bits of Rotary wheels.
After dinner President Frank
Calvin turned the program over to
Chairman Art Franklin, who, with
his committee, had assembled some
fine local talent for the evenings
entertainment. Frank Crosby actee
as NC, introducing the performers.
On the program were: Sandy
Haldane. who gave three songs
which he accompanied with hi
guitar; Sidney Hert, who did baton
twirling, then assisted the NC IN
announcing numbers; Mrs. William
Arthur, who related an amusing
tale by Saki, the five little Miller
girls, four to nine years cid, who
sang two sorgs, accompanied on
the piano by their mother, Mrs
Earl Miller; two solos on the vibra
harp by Clarence Rands; and three
numbers by the Sitka School Band
directed by Walter Birkeland.
After the program visitors re-
turned to the lounge for dancing
or spent the evening just visiting
Officers elected by the local
ACCA chapter at their Wednesday
evening meeting were: Mrs. Jack
Calvin, president; Mrs. Charles
Tuengel, vice president; Mrs. Har-
vey Brown, secretary, and Mrs. Dave
Ramsay, treasurer.
Mrs. Frank Calvin, chairman oil
birthday parties for the Orthopedic
Hospital, reported that the new
system of having various women's
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The Sitka High Basket Ball team
continues its winning streak to the
amazement and delight of everyone
on wednesday evening they took
Sheldon jackson School with Q
score of $3.50 which took an over
time period to decide. This is the
first defeat of SIS by the SHS in
the memory of anyone still youne
enough to totter to game. The
students we're so overwhelmed that
after the game they did the town
singing their school songs through
every neighborhoOd until well past
midnight.
Then on Friday evening the Won
der boys tied no Nj Edgecumbe
Vocational School. $3.50. taking two
overtime periods 70 90 il The
crowd went wild and twice during
play swarmed over the floor.
Undoubtedly one of these days
wen get used to winning. but in
the meantime everyone's having a
wonderful time. Ard the Sitka
Wolves are certainly the Fair
Haired Boys of the moment.
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organizations be responsible for the
birthday cakes for a month each
was proving very successful and
that the program schedule was
filled well. into spring.
1t was reported that the Youkon
Ball tickets had been received and
were on sale at the Moose Club
and Legion Club.
Chairman of the Membership
Drive Committee. Mrs Hugh Mel
son. reported that the drive planned
for January had been postponed to
February so as not to conflict with
the March of Dimes, which is
backed 100 per cent by the ACCA.
Mrs. Dickman reported that the
educational records ordered by the
ACCA for the hospital school
classes had been received but have
not yet been used for lack of a
player. However, two players are
on order and are expected TO arrive
soon. 1t was suggested that the
hospital be wired with radio OUT
lets for sound from central loca-
ton making it possible to shut off
the sound in the school rooms dur
ing classes. This work would be
done by volunteer labor thus limit
ing the cost of installation 70
materials. The plan was approved
subject to the consent of the hos
pital staff.
A first child, Riohard Curtis,
weighing seven pounds eight ounces.
was born to MIR. and Mrs. Richard
McDorman wednesday evening at
the SJ-Community Hospital. MIR,
McDormand is a member of the
Coast Guard ship Cahoone.
Richard Phillip, first child,
weighing eight pounds, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs Mark Jacobs, Jr.,
Monday afternoon at the SJ-Com-
Hospital. The father is a
local fisherman.
Robert Wheeler, 17-yearold son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wheeler,
ST., left aboard the Baranof to try
to enlist in the Air Force in the
States.
Harold Bahr, senior at Sitka High
School, has received his greetings
from Uncle Sam and will leave next
month for Anchorage for induction
into the Army.
Mrs. Charles Peterson, owner Of
the Sitka Bazaar, left by plane last
weekend to attend the sales mart
in Seattle, after which she will con-
tinue her buying trip to Portland
and San Francisco.
Her husband, owner of Bazaar
Motors, plans to join her in the
States for a brief vacation before
she returns.
Mrs. Rudy Sarvela returned last
weekend from a tWo-month vaca-
ton in California and Puget Sound.
Her husband joined her in Seattle
for a few weeks during the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sarvela now plan
to take their troller. the Myth,
to Mirror Harbor on Chichagot IS
land for a couple of months before
the fishing season starts.
Jack Conway returned last week
end after a visit of several months
with his family in Seattle.
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A first child, Rio'lard Curtis,
weighing seven pounds eight ounces.
was born to MIR. and Mrs. Richard
McDorman wednesday evening at
the SJ-Community Hospital. MIR,
McDormand is member OF the
Coast Guard ship Cahoone.
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Zen No. Of the Cub Scouts
won honors this week fer building
tie best boat inodel for this months
project. At pack meet held at
Community House last week, models
were judged by boatbuilder Andrew
Hope. A model cruiser built by
Richard Sunde was judged perfect
in every detail and showed almost
professional craftsmanship.
Many other awards were pre-
sented to the As cubs participating
from town and Mt. Edgecumbe
Parents, den mothers and der
chiefs were present at the meeting
"a Members of Den NoN 3, witt
Den Mother Mrs. Al Richter, assist
ant Mrs. Gordon Whitcomb and
Scout den chief, Dale Johansen,
were guests of the Cub Scouts
SPONSORS, the Rotarians, at their
weekly luncheon. Cubs in Den :
are: Clarence Moy, Gerald Moy
George and Grant Laihlln, Richard
Sunde, George Williams. Tee Cole
Gerry Holland, Barry Bergdoll and
Michael Cool
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USED CARS

1947 Hudson 6, 4-door, in good con-
dition. See Jimmie at buppie
Room. oiS-t1
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lets for sound from a central loca-
ton making it possible to shut off
the sound in the school rooms dur
ing classes. This work would be
done by volunteer labor thus limit
ing the cost of installation 10
materials. The plan was approved
subject to the consent of the hos
pital staff
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Richard Phillip, first child,
weighing eight pounds, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs Mark Jacobs, Jro
Monday afternoon at the SJ-Com-
munity Hospital. The father is a
local fisherman.
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BUSINESS man and wife desire
furnished house or apt. Phone
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WURLITZER Spir1it piano for rent
Ande. ION E-eno Shop Pm. lss
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WANTED

STEEL army folding cot. Call 143.
723-tf
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Jack Conway returned last week
end after visit of several months
with his family in Seattle.
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World Day of Prayer will be
February 9, and will be in the eve
ming at the Presbyterian Church.
All who are interested are invited
to attend. All churches of the
world will be participating in the
service.
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REALTORS - ACCOUNTANTS
Phone GIG over First National Bank
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Douglas 364

Peter Martin, back home from
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Walter Larson is having Jim Lin
gard modernize his workshop, seal
ing for warmth and handler to
work in
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Winter struck Haines with a bang
on Sunday, January 20. The tenn
perature went down all of a sud-
Gen. The CAA reported a drop of
6 degrees in an hour at Their sta
ton and it kept going down until
it reached a minus 10 with the
wind blowing. We have had such
a pleasant winter that the cold
snap was really blow" Well be
glad when the temperature begins
to climb again and we can get out.
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Mrs. Marguerite Butts entertained
a group of friends Wednesday eve
ming at her home. An enjoyable
time was had, and refreshments
were served.
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FOR RENT

;TEAMl1EATED Rooms, weekly o.
Monthly. Colonial Rooms. 69t
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Before Gordon Gray, US. Commas
sioner and -Officio Probate judge
In the matter of the Estate O..
JEREMIAH A. POOLE, Deceased
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The mail boat Aeiger came in
Saturday afternoon about 2 p. m,
late On account Of the bad weather.
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Roy Elliott has planned for
several years to complete the up
stairs of their home, The upstairs
will be nautical in effect, built in
hunks, and when completed should
look like the inside of modern
boat.
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I'M DANNY, 10 months old. l need
a or a rm. apt. to crawl around.
Can Black 21O. 721-3t
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Bob Williams, who is to take over
the work in Haines for the Presby-
terrain Church, finally got to Juneau
where he was waiting for the Rev.
Armstrong, so he could have con-
ference with him. Now the weather
hos closed in. which is typical OF
Alaska winter weather-and he may
not be here for another week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Larson en-
tertained friends at dinner Satur-
day evening. Cards were played and
coffee served after an enjoyable
evening.
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DIDELIS 2 sEIMV NAMAS

visiskai modernizuotas, svarioj
aplinkoj. Pc 4 kambarius kick
vienam butte. Parketo grindys,
izoliacija, gaso sildymas, nauji
karsto vandens tankai. Aurda-
langiai, tinklai, venecines usuo-
laidos. Pogrindyje staliaus dar-
bans irengimai, Bendix. skal-
bykla. zidiniai SUI ''Custum- CUT
veidrodziais, reginiu langai, vir-
tuves ir vonios isklotos plytela-
mis-. Pilnas pogrindis SUI irengtu
pobuviu kambariu. 81 garazai
SUI vieta darbui varstotu ir elek-
ira. Pilnas cementinis priva5ia-
vimas. Pirkite sia isimtinai pa
trauklia nuosavybe tiesiai nuu
savininko ir sutaupykite pinigu.
kama zema, kaip skubiai par
duodant.
6S19 LAWNVIEW AVENUE
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GROTTO CIRKAS

Nuo ateinancio pirmadienio
Public Auditorium prasideda
Grotto cirko vaidinimai. Vaka-
rails vaidinimai prasides 8:15
val. (durys atdaros nuo 7:00),
o dienomis, isskyrus pirmadie-
MUS ir antradienius, = 2:15 val.
(durys atrdaros nuo 100 val.)
Bilietu kainos ir ju pardavimo
vieta nurodyta Shame puslapyje
dedamame skelbime.
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!
kAI KURlE STILIAl PO 7.85

Skubekite! Tik trys dienos beliko pa
sinaudoti ia proga gauti taip nupi-
gintus Emma Jetticks batukus. Issi-
rinkite is oksfordu, pusbaciu, isisto-
jamu ar raistiniu. Yra juodu, rudy ir
melynu, is chrome, versiuko odos,
patentiniu. Dydziai Az Xxi 10. Pio-
ciai nuo AAAA Xxi G kiekvienoj CRU
pei. Bet ne kiekvieno stiliaus yra bet
kokio dydzio ar plocio, taigi pasisku-
binkit!
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MTRE 2 SLA 1876 KUOPOS
NARIAI

sios savaites pradzioj mire
Stasys Stankevicius, apie 50 m.
amziaus, kiles nuo Kupiskio, gy-
venes Clevelande, 1864 E. %
St., ir Ona Giedgaudiene, apie 55
M, kilusi nuo Liudvinavo, gy-
venusi Clevelande 856 E. 95 ST..
Abu buvo SLA 1876 kuopos ma
rial.
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PRANEsIMAS

Vasario II d. (sekmadieni)
11:00 val, tuoj po pamaldu,
Lietuviu saleje yra saukiamas
visuotinis metinis Lietuviu trem-
tiniu draugijos nariu susirinki-
mas.
Dienotvarkeje:
1. Ataskaitinis T. D-jos val
dybos pranesimas.
2. Nauju draugijos organu
rinkimia.
3. Einamieji reikalai.
Prasome visus narius ir nau-
jai j Clevelanda atvykusius
tremtinius ko gausiausiai susi-
rinkime dalyvauti.
Draugijos Valdyba
SVENTE sV. JURGIO
MOKYKLOJ
Ketvirtadieni, vasario 8 d.,
500 val. yak. Sv. Jurgio parapi-
jos mokykloje rengiama Steige-
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SUSIRINKIMAS
SVIETIMO REIKALAIS

Pakartotinai pranesama, kad
sekmadieni, vasario a d., 11:3O
val. Lietuviu saleje saukiamas
svarbus susirinkimas lietuvisko
svietimo reikalais. Maloniai kvie-
ciami atsilankyti ne tik tevai,
bet ir visi kiti, kuriems Sic rel
kalai rupi.
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e&l%j?|&({a5[Hia&dE&s2 |? a[Hia&Es

ju ir Tevq Diena. Programme
sios mokyklos vaikai
Tikima, kad tue pasirodymu te
val gales tikrai pasididziuoti.
Mrs. John Heipp, pirm.
Mrs. John Kunsetes, prog. we'd
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VAKARAS
NAUJOJOJ PARAPIJOJ

81 sestadieni, vasario 3 d.,
Naujosios parapijos saleje Mo
teru Sajungos 36 kuopa rengia
vakara. Bus vaidinama komedi-
ia "Svarbi priezastis', be to bus
koncertine programa ir sokiai
CA. Nemanio orkestras). Prog
ramos dalyviai dauguma naujie-
il ateiviai. Pradzia 700 val.
Sokiai 900 val.
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du, garazas. $12,500.
JOHN KNIFIC, REALTOR
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