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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

much zeal. AS her husband, in
tent on his printing, Ronnie
Everett's "Carmichael' was quite
a pleasing character.
Two of the most convincing
parts were played by Jean Dracka
as MRS. Kirby" and Dennis Nc
Daniel as Mr.. Kirby, and Mar
tina Moon played Grand Duchess
Olga Katrina" to the manner
born. curt kuhnle as the i'll
ternal revenue agent, "Mr
Henderson, represented the maj
esty of the U. S. government
quite noisily and added much TO
the general hilarity of the even
ing. Nell Perry, too, made the
most of her art as Gay yelling
ton" a very bibulous lady, and
DR.. Kenneth Carter was the story
book Russian ballet teacher "Kol-
enkov" complete with heel click
ing. The three G-Men, Wilbur
Petersen, Fred HOLMAN and Leo
Glickman conducted a raid in the
very best comedy manner to add
just the right note to the accom-
paniment of exploding fire crack
ers.
If the third act seemed to drag
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
SCOUT CIRCUS
OPENS MONDAY
IT S 7 A D | u M

Tho Ottawa County Boy Scouts,
Cub Scouts with the assistance of
some of the Girl Scouts, will open
their Circus next Monday evening
at the High School Stadium with
free shows on the Midway, at
7:30.
The Boy Scouts will participate
with general Scouting projects
such as signaling, firebuilding, tent
pitching, bridge erecting, while
the Cubs activities will include
clowns and wild animal acts.
The public is invited for fee
IF Csc, while children'S tickets
1T the gate will be 10c. Bill
Gberle is general chairman with
Ill the Scout masters and Den
Mothers assisting from the entire
county.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

now occupied by Kolesar's shoe
store. He had been making his
home with a daughter, Mrs Pau
line Orcutt, in Garretsville, Ohio
and had been in i'll health since
the death of his wife last Nov
ember. A son, Vernon, 81, pre-
ceded him in death only last
week.
Besides the daughter with
whom he lived. he is survived by
another daughter, Mrs. Bernadue
Knocrlc, and son, Alvin Scu-
fert, both of Cleveland; sister
Barbara Seufert, of Toledo, and
brother, Urban Seufert, of Port
Clinton.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
from st. James church, in De
troit Avenue, at Cleveland.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
.PLAYMAKERS DELIGHT AUDIENCES
WITH DONE COMEDY VERSION

The Playmakers turned in a
most creditable performance of
the Moss and Hart comedy "You
Can't Take 1t With You" in their
Spring production on Monday and
Tuesday nights of this week. The
Tuesday performance was par
ticularly good as some of the hesi-
tation apparent on Monday night
had been ironed out and the play
ers we're "at home" in their
parts. The timing was excellent
and the show was good theater
from the time the curtain went
up on the rocco living room of
the Sycamore home till the final
curtain two acts later.
All the parts were we'll cast
with Marguerite Finefrock as
Penny Sycamore, and DR.. Mer-
rick as Grandpa Vanderhof carry
ing the leads. Mrs. Finefrock
portrayed the gentle, fiuttery
mother with finesse in the re-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

strained gestures and mannerisms
she employed and DR.. Merrick
was most convincing as the old
philosopher, Grandpa. The
broad comedy was capably car
ried by Carlista Snyder as "Rhe.
ba" and Paul Schmitt as Don
ald," the colored servants in the
Sycamore household.
Another outstanding member
of the cast was Bill Laffey az
"Mr. DePinna". The love inter
est was injected with feeling b.
Billie Bower as "Alice Sycamore
and Frank Bowles as TONY Kir
by. Webb Behrman gave good
account of the rather vague "Pau
Sycamore" and Sylvia Nakrir
as "ESsie Carmichael" was right
for the role of the gay, light
hearted ballet dancer who execut
ed some of the ballet steps will
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
JOHN DANCHISEN

John Danchisen, So, died Sun
day in his home at Marblehead,
following an illness of six months.
Services will be held at 9 a. m.
Wednesday in st. Mary's Russian
Orthodox Church, with Rev Bas-
il DIANA officiating Burial viii
be in the Russian Orthodox Gene
terry.
Widowed, the deceased is sur
vived by two sons. John, of Port
Clinton and Peter, in the u. S.
Navy and two brothers. Mike and
Steve. of Marblehead.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

excellent highways in the sprawl
ing 4,000-squaremile national park,
Cunning recommends a medium
weight coat or wrap. Sun glasses
are useful, too. and he cautions wo-
men to wear low heel shoes unless
you just want to sit in the car
when you reach place worth ex.
ploring."
You can get aloNc without boots
or jodphurs for riding the Jasper
trails" Cunning says, but he sug.
gests that breeches or lewis" are
worth having and don't forget a
sweater or warm shirt"
On Jaspers championship golf
course the Lodge host recommends
Just what you'd wear on your
home course" Day time dress at
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

ON the door and trim il to fit. Then bevel
the edges slightly.
The panel should be fastened securely
with nails, screws or bolts. 1t may be
applied either to the inside or outside of
the door.
Rehang the door and paint it, If the
door is exposed 10 the weather, give it a
prime coat and two exterior coats of
paint made by the same manufacturer.
If the door is so "saggy" that il won't
stay square while the Tempered Prcsd-
wood is attached, keep it in shape tem-
porarily by mailing triangular piece of
the masonite to the opposite side.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
Kiwanians Told
How To Plan Estates

Robert Knight, trust officer of
the Ohio Citizens Trust Com,
pany of Toledo addressed the
members of the Port Clinton XII
wants club at their noon meet
ing in the Evangelical United
Brethren church hall, Wednes-
day, when he spoke on Estate
Planning" describing how es-
tates are established and hand
led. Ray Citizens, assistant man
ager of the Toledo Agency of the
Prudential Life Insurance Com
pany was the guest of John Black
who was in charge of the pro-
gram. Members Of the club will
have as their guests at next We'd
nesday's meeting, some of the
members of the Preston Canada
Boys Band who will be ehere for
the Firemen's convention.
PseSident Charles Dewitt an
nounced that Olaf Rasmussen, a
club member, has taken a leave
of absence while spending some
time in Denmark for which place
he leaves at an early date.
Ray Boiler represented the To-
cal club at the Sixth Division
Council meeting held at the Mo-
hawk Country Club in Tiffin, on
Wednesday evening. Jack Varley
of Tucson, Arizona. former To-
cal member was a club visitor
Wednesday noon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

Harold Cunning, the manager Of
celebrated Jasper Park Lodge in
the heart of the Canadian Rockies,
Is a person who always comes
through with the right answers.
, Having received hundreds of in
Quiries from women on what
should we wear at Jasper" Gun.
ming compiled list of suggestions
as to garb, called it what 10
Wear" and now the list is included
In the illustrated booklet on the
great Jasper vacation land.
! At Jasper Park Lodge proper,
Cunning advises the ladies "let
your taste be your guide. Wear
what you like, but you'll find sports
and lounging clothes best for re.
Taxation" For motoring over the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
CANCER FUND REPORT

Miss Cora Link, Oak Harbor, OF,
tawa county campaign chairman
of the 1851 Cancer Crusade, has
announced that $2,199.17 in con-
tributions has been received. The
active campaign closed May Is
but contributions continued to
come in up to June 1, when the
final figures were tabulated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

slightly, the tempo picked ur
with the dinner scene and ended
on a note of gaiety after one Of
Grandpa's blessings" and tn,
Grand Duchess blintzeS.
Altogether the Playmakers pre-
sented most creditable perform
ance, highly enjoyed by good
houses both nights.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
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For Farm and Home
Take Sag Out of Door

Take Sag Out of Door
DOORS on the farm sometimes de-
= velop a sag from excessive use. This
sag can be cured very easily and the
door put back into good working order
for years TO come.
For permanently repairing a sagging
door, here is what you do:
Remove the door and place it on
bench or sawhorse.
Square up the sides, using carpen-
ter's square. Now place panel of
Masonic 3/l6" Tempered Presdwood
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
FLORENCE BRlNkERHoEE

Services were held Friday for
Mrs. Florence Brinkerhotf, 50,
former native of Oak larbor, who
died in her Toledo home last
Wednesday.
Burial was in McCutchcnville,
Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

els Hospital, who died June 7,
following a lengthy illness. Bur
ial was in Tiflin.
Surviving are two brothers,
Maurice Leavy, of Port Clinton,
andt Lawrence Leavy, of Yves
Union, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
GRADUATES AT MICHIGAN

Among 1914 candidates for de-
grees at the 10th commencement
of the University of Michigan
Saturday, will be Charles Henry
Sass, RID l, Port Clinton, who
will receive his diploma for mas,
ter of business administration.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
MISS ROSE LEAVY

Funeral services were held on
Saturday in Titlin, for Miss Rose
Leavy an employee of st. Fran
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
JOSEPH coMELLA

Funeral services were held
Monday morning in st. Joseph's
Catholic church, Marblehead, for
Joseph Comella, of Danbury, 80,
who was instantly killed Thurs
day while serving as a brakeman
on the Kelley Island & Marble
head Railroad.
Rev. A. ]. Schaefer officiated at
the rites. The Gerner & Wolf
mortuary had charge of arrange
mentS.
Besides his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Comella, he is sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Angelo
Incorvia, of Lakeside, and Mrs.
Raymond Bahnsen, of Bay town
ship; and a brother, John Comel-
Ia who is stationed at Camp
Pickett, Va, with the U. S. Army.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15
WILLIAM SEUFERT

Word has been received here
of the death of William Seufert,
rs, former Port Clinton resi-
dent, who passed away Tuesday
morning in st. Johns hospital,
Cleveland, after an illness of six
months.
Before leaving Port Clinton,
many years ago. MIR. Seufert
owned and operated Seufert's
Shoe Store, here, in the building
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

Jasper depends on the weather and
what ones doing, Suit Yourself"
Cunning says. Just be comfort.
able.
For evening Fuss if YOU like:
it's UP TO you. Many do many
don't The only formality about Jas.
per Park Lodge is that men don't
go in to dinner in their shirt
sleeves. And, come prepared for
cool mountain evenings"
Jasper Park Lodge is at an alti.
tude of $40 feet so summer nights
are always cool while the average
daytime temperature ranges from
65 TO rs degrees.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-15

There's no place like home and your own home
town and county news. That includes shopping,
too. Home town shopping is convenient, econom-
ical and practical. Port Clinton has modern shops
which makes buying real pleasure
Get all the spot news of the day every day
about people and places you know by tuning in
the Ottawa County Newscast each evening at :15
Read all the details of all the news each week
in your friendly weekly newspaper, the Ottawa
County News.
Evening star., 1951-03-22

The solemn period of Christ S
agony during His crucifixion on
the cross will be observed by about
90 District area churches tomor-
row, with Good Friday services
from noon to 3 pm.
Numerous Government and Dis
trict agencies and business firms
have announced that employees
will be permitted to take time off
from noon to 3 pm. to attend
these services.
More than 100000 persons at
tended services last year, accord
ing to DR.. j. Warren Hastings,
minister of National City Chris
tian Church and chairman of the
Three Hours Observance of Good
Friday Committee. DR.. Hastings
said the committee expects this
number to be exceeded by a large
margin tomorrow.
The seven last words of Christ
on the cross will be the subject
Of most sermons during tomor-
rows services.
4 In Catholic churches, the sane
Ituary lamp in which the Sacred
Host reposes will be extinguished
Evening star., 1951-03-22

tomorrow, the only day during the
year when the lamp is not lit.
Archbishop O'Boyle to Attend.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
IO'Boyle, Archbishop of Washing
ton, will attend the service at St
Matthews Cathedral tomorrow
Meditations will be preached by
the Rev. john Tracy Ellis. profess
Isor at Catholic University, and
the prayer will be led by the Rt.
Rev. Msgr. John K. Cartwright,
rector of the cathedral.
At Washington Cathedral, the
Rev. John Heuse, director Of
Christian education of the Ma
tional Council of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, will conduct
the three-hour service. A holy
communion service will be cele-
brated at 7 am. tomorrow with
the Rev. Luther D. Miller. canon,
as celebrant. Canon Miller also
will preach at the pm. service
tomorrow.
Many churches will hold COM
Imunity or denominational serV-
ices from noon to pm. tomorrow.
The Disciples of Christ Churches
Iof Metropolitan Washington will
sponsor the service in National
City Christian Church, Thomas
circle NV.
Joint Baptist Service.
At Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Sixth and A streets NE, Is Bap-
tist churches will cooperate in
the three-hour service. Seven
Evening star., 1951-03-22

Station, Navy Annex tArlingtonl Bellevue.
Naval Medical Center at Bethesda, Hender-
son Hall MARINE Barracks), St. Martin s
ChGpel at Fort Belvoir, all at noon
Washineton National Airport, 1890 m
Boiling Air Force Base, Fort Belvoi;
tCEapel A., 1:30 pm; Andrews Air Force
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Virginia Will Resume Work
On Road Projects April |
By the Associated Press

! RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 22.-The
State Highway Department is
making plans to take winter wraps
off its $31 million construction
program April l and give the 60
ahead signal for full construction
Operations.
At present, some SIG million is
under contract, while nearly SIS
million is being handled by State
forces and SIT million by the
State convict road force.
Virtually the entire program has
been closed down or greatly slowed
since about the middle of Novem-
ber when winter rushed in with
the seasons first and biggest snow
storm.
The highway department fol-
lows a policy of restricting high
way construction to off-road &C
Etivities, or to short sections where
traffic can be easily maintained,
from early November to about
April l.. Virginia does not use
Idetours except in emergency cases.
The $3l million does not include
the SO million Yorktown Bridge
and approaches being built under
the Revenue Bond Act Authority
Evening star., 1951-03-22
9O Churches Plan Good Friday Rites for Over 200 900

street NV; st. Anthony's, Twelfth and
Monroe streets NE: St. Augustine's, 1715
Fifteenth NV; Blessed Sacrament Shrine,
St. Cyprians, Thirteenth and c streets
Sc; St. Dominic's. Sixth and E streets
S,W.; Epiphany, 2712 Dumbarton avenue
St. Francis Xavier. Pennsylvania avenue
and Twenty-Eishth street Sc; Holy Com
IqfIer, Fourteenth and East Capitol streets;
Poy Name 9s Ee EsyeHtn nr street NE HSy
Incarnation, 1912 Browning place NE;
s. Marys: Fifth and G streets NV; ST,
Pst pPstrnck s Tenth and G streets NV. st;
Hcsr shrine s!Neent a ssfesls snd Psr sas5ed rped
NV; NY st. Vincent de Paul, South Capitol
crcs Souls ssnfs ea5Gsrs Gafyy cssse
nuc cast OF Connecticut avenue ~; AS
&C. ssnsion and St Asnes. Twelfth street and
ssisfSSacnusetts sixtS aycnue N.Y. Gslvsry $40
Sc Christ, 300 o street NV: Atone
Eniphany. 1877 G street NV: st. Albon's.
NV: St, David's Chapel. $50 Macom6
street. NV; St, Johns, Lafayette Square:
Bancroft niace NV; ST. MarE's, Thru ira
and A streets Sc; st. Thomas I47S
snIdt church h ST. street NV St, PsuIs. ,.43O K
thy, 36ol Alabama avenue Sc: Nativity,
Lao MASSACHUSETTS avenue Sc: Trinity.
Lutheran--Grace Sixteenth and Varnum
streets NV; Luther Place Memorial.
T. Eh9mes ssa c,ntdT Circle .t-.si NV @
cut avenue and Everett e. street a' NV Il 0hhee'i-
Methodist-Asbury 9a6 Eleventh street
\ NV; " ,FSSundry, 1900 Sixteenth street
fourteenth street \ w; McKendree. fea south t%{
Dakota avenue and Twenty-fourth street
Maryland Churches.
Maryland churches holding
services from noon to 3 pm.
tomorrow are:
:. catholieIour nolt Lady Of Lourdes. 1901
VIE; ST. james Nj Mount Guto's Raine4 Il n?a'ss- st.
MichaeIs. Silver Spring,
EpissOpal--AscenSion. Silver Spring:
Grace: Silver Spring; st. Johns, Mount
Lutheran-St. Luke's. Silver Spring.
fresbyterian-Bethesd
Virginia churches holding three
hours services tomorrow:
Catholie--Blessed SACRAMENT and ST.
Lourdes, St Agnes and st. Thomas Moore,
all OF Arlington
Eniseopal-Trinity, St. Georges, both
OF Arlington; Christ and St. Clements
both OF Alexandria.
On Service Reservations.
Good Friday services will also
be held for military and civilian
personnel at II Army and Navy
reservations within the Military
District of Washington.
Protestant-Nayal Medical Center Be-
th2sca, 10 am; WaSnins ton National
Airport 80 am; Navy Department
Department OF Interior auditorium, Navy
Chapel at Nebraska and Massachuset 5
avenues NV. Boiling Air Force Base
Andrews Air Force Base Walter Reed Hos
pital Memorial Chapel all at noon
Fort Belvoir Chapel 81, 1870 pm:
Pentagon, 12:45 pm: Naval Receiving
Station ,Anacost!al, Naval Gun Factory,
Naval Air Station. Navy Annex (Arlingtonl
Bellevue; Fort BeIvoir lChapels and 81
all at ! pm: Fort Belvoir CHAPEL -.
l:30 pm: Fort Myer North and South
areas, Vint Hills Farms Stations, Warren
Catholic-Walter Reed Hospital Memo
rial Chapel, $50 am. Mass OF the
Prosanctitied. and pm stations Of the
Gross: Pentaeon. Naval Receiving Station
tAracostiai, Naval Gun Factory, Naval Air
Evening star., 1951-03-22

| Methodist churches OF the North
west area will participate in a
service in Calvary Methodist
Church, 1859 Columbia road NV.
A community service of six
Protestant churches in the North
Capitol street and Rhode Island
avenue area will be held in the
Memorial Evangelical U. B. Church,
North Capitol and r streets.
Ministers from downtown area
churches will take part in the
service at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, 900 Massachu-
setts avenue NV. Baptist clergy
men will take turns during the
noon to 3 pm. service tomorrow
in Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth
and H streets NV, while four
Arlington Episcopal churches are
sponsoring the service in st.
Georges Episcopal Church, North
Nelson and Ninth streets, Arling-
ton. Va.
The Washington Federation of
Churches will sponsor the serv-
ice in National Presbyterian
Church, Eighteenth street and
Connecticut avenue NV.
] Protestant denominational
churches sponsoring services to-
morrow from noon to 3 pm, in
particular areas include meetings
in McKendree Methodist Church,
1909 South Dakota avenue NE,
and Arlington Methodist Church
South Glebe road and Eighth
street, Arlington, and in New
Bethel Baptist Church, Ninth and
IS streets NV, and Metropolitan
A. M. E. Church, 1913 M street
NV.
At Neighb0rhOod Churches.
Nelghborhood churches spon-
Soring the three-hour worship at
one church include meetings at
st. Johns Episcopal Church, 324O
o street NV; Concordia Luth-
eran Church, Twentieth and G
streets NV; Eastern Presbyteri-
an Church, Sixth street and Mary
land avenue NE; Woodside Meth
odist Church, 1914 Georgia ave-
nue., Silver Spring, Md. Bethesda
churches are holding a commun-
!ity service in Hiser Theater,
Bethesda.
Washington area churches that
will hold three-hour Good Friday
services from noon to 3 pm. to-
morrow are:
Bsptist-Calvsry, Eighth and H streets
NV; Tenth Street, 1646 Tenth street
NV; Vermont Avenue. 1880 Vermont
Brethren = WASHINGTON City, Fourth
street and North Carolina avenue Sc
Catholic Immaculate Conception.
Eighth and N streets NV; st. Stephens,
2436 Pennsylvania avenue NV; ST Alloy
! siuT; NORTH Capitol and Eye streets: St.
AIMS, Tenley Circle NV; Annunciation
Massachusetts avenue and Thirty ninth
Evening star., 1951-03-22
At Other Churches.

tomorrow include:
Carmody Hills Baptist Chapel Csrmody
Eiiis drive and F street Ne, IL pm;
yersalist Memorial Church. Sixteenth and
S streets NV, noon-l pm: Brentwood
Md Methodist Church, 1890 a.m.-3
pm: Calvary Lutheran Church, Silver
Spring, Md, noon: Trinity Lutheran
Church. Bowie. Nd. and Hyattsville, Nd ,
! pm, and Mount Rainier, and LandoVe:
Hills. Md. SIS pm: Third Baptist
Church, Fifth and @ streets NV. ga
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23
P 4 V E | a V 0 :.

Dirbtuves patalpa pilnutele
visokiu plieno stow, sakytum
didelis kambarys pilnas griezi-
ky. Visos stakes savo viengar-
stu balsu kazka nilniuoja, bet
atskirai visai kitokia DANA trau-
kia.
Prize vienu stakliu, kurios te-
kina kietmedzio gabalus, sedi
ramus ir, kaip Lietuvos sodu
obelis, baltas senelis. 10 pecius
slegia ne tik 40 metu dirbtuves
kasdienis darbas, bet ir 65 metu
sunkoko gyvenimo nasta. Bet
jis atrodo patenkintas ir stiprus
savyje.
= Va, tai mano jaunoji, -
vos su pastebimu sypsniu gal
voia senelis, sekdamas zirzen-
Clos masinos judesius. - ii man
ne viena tukstanteli pasogos su-
krove, o as juos j skrynia, j skry-
MIA, o is cia nepabegs, manau;
tue labiau, kad jos vartus saugo
du geleziniai sargai. Uzrakinau
ir man ne krust, - gyviau nusi-
sypsojo senelis.
Pc to ramiais judesiais isjun-
ge jungikli ir silpnindamas balsa
variklis sustojo. Jis iseme is
stakliu dainty nulyginta medic
gabala, ranka nuvale nuo jo dull
kes ir pagloste. = Svitrus kaip
vandens pavirsius, net prize pirs-
tai limpa, - pats savimi paten-
kintas senelis, atsargiai padejo
medi j popierine deze. Is kitos
dezes kita gabala, apzilrejo is
visu pusiu ir pasvarstes kuri So
ma geriau lyginti, ispraude te-
kintuvo dantis, sudave kelis kar-
tus plaktuku, kad isitikintu ar
gerai prisiglaudes prie laikytu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-23

vo apacios, ir tares, - ma, issi-
tiesk, dabar tavo eile, - vel
ijunge varikli.
Kol astrus stakliu peiliai, tas-
kydami visas puses skiedras,
nueina nuo vieno medic gallo
prie kito, senelis mintimis su-
skumba aplenkti beveik puse
pasaulio. Jis aplanko Lietuvoj
gimtuosius namus, pataiso prie
Tango stovincios obelies nusvi-
rusias sakeles, pasilenkia rrie
gerosios motules kapo, kuria
saugo aukstas kalnelis ir keletas
pusQ, pasidalinusiu JOS varga.
- Dabar jau galeciau ir savo
gimtaja zeme aplankyti. Be to,
ir juodai dienai turiu susitaupes,
kad tik sulaukus didesnes pensi-
jos, tai tada ir dirbti nereikes.
- Kai plieno peiliai uztikdavo
kietesnio medic gabala, tai Sc
nelis turedavo dar laiko pa
svarstyti ka jis gera padares ir
ko nepadares.,
- Visuomenes reikalams, tai
nieko nepadejau, - kartoka is
vaizda tare jis sau. - Gal da-
bar, kai jau turiu gerokai susi-
taupes koki nors stambesni da-
lyka atliksiu ir reikes bent Sc
natvei laikrasti uzsisakyti, gal
koki savo tautieti is vargo is
traukti -.
Staiga, jam vel akyse pasiro-
de balta obelis prize teviskes
Tango, o stakes, kurios visuo-
met taip tiesiai stow, kryptele-
jo ir vel sukasi statmenai.
- o tn cia ko pradejai kre-
veizoti? Buvai istikima per 40
metu, tai dar keleta dienu pa