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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-19
HOMESTEAD, PA. {
BRANCH 6

Our February meeting wa
hlghlighted by some rather in
teresting discussions on the mat.
ter of the newly contemplated
building. The committee in
charge of this matter have re-
ported that progress is being
made. Your suggestions to the
committee may be of great value
to the lodge when final plans are
made.
We are planning for a visit to
Monaco in the near future. ANY
member feeling an interest in thi,
matter is to contact Allader Zeb-
ner.
The congratulations and best
wishes of the lodge are extended
to MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Peleer
who recently celebrated their
f'ftleth anniversary of a happy
married life. May they continue
IN the blessings and happiness OF
this life.
Brothers Ed. Toperzer an 81.
mon Schubert have returned to
work and are enjoying good
health after lingering illness.
Brother Andrew Weber has
mad an unfortunate accident. hav-
ing broken his leg while at his
place of employment.
A report from Palm City. Calf.
reveals that Bro. John Schemmel
is i'll with pneumonia. Nav we ex-
tend wishes for a speedy reco-
very.
Martin Wenrich Sec
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j3,ueig 20

Gs bicne hermit ollcn MiteIiebertt
Scs 3meiaes 80 sur acnntnis. bab
Sic nGhitc rcaelnGbige &erIamms
lung Ses 3ipeiaes so am Sonntae.
Sen I. W1r, INT 3 llhr rafmittags
ltottiinoet. griiNcr loBt ms nn'ere
Gcrciusperiann,ll,ngcu rcgclnabig
6eil,d,cn, es crIeid)tert sic Irbeit Ser
8camten llnb cs fam ol,h niel mcbr
eriielt >perbeu. ,iueut bic Serlomm-
lunaen gut bci,dt iino. gs fcnllnen
oft pidtiac Yunftc sur @eIprehllng
rnS Tie miiiien oui sen Gid, geleet
pcroen, ipeil nid,t ac,,iiaenS Mttalie'
ser in ser 0criamn'llma anpe'enS
iino. Tcshalb griiber. lit es iehr not.
penbia, boB nir sic Gereinsber.
iammlunaen beiliden 10 picl tpie MIR
moglid,. @ie tpare es, mcrn mir rcr'
luden miiroeu uniere iiiugcrcn Ytit'
alieocr in sic Gerlomrlllng at brin'
aen, bamit lie il Sen Gereinsnerbdlt'
niiie einee,peibt tperocn ,no lid mehr
ottip beteiliaen. @ir oltercn griiber
lnli,,en Oen Illngercn mt elnem 9u1en
8eiipie( boron sebeH, bamit tpenn Die
3eit fommt, tpo mir Gltcren 5nriidtre'
ten miiiien, bic iiineeren ai,h int
Itonbe iinb, ,miere Tlase 5u iiber'
nchmen.
Sim ID. 6ebruar belt Ser 3.peig
80 ei:,en 5aid)inesbaa ah, tpelher
siemlid) out bei,,dt mar. 1tnter anoe'
rent tplroe scr 9eep 6reeSer perlo't
lmo Ser eliidlide @eminncr tpar
gruScr Martin 1err. Sd arat,,liere
Cir Martin, 1,nb id, biz, iiberieugt.
oob Sir ser Geep Tree3er iehr s,t.
nueen fommt Gs lit nur ihlirm.
oob mir nid,t ollc aeninnen fonnen.
9ia 0ranf, Sefr.
19, 26.
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Siebenbuerger Sachsen-
Saengerbund Won nord-Amerika

Will you please send me a note
telling me who your officers are,
! have some Of the Sections new
officers, if they are the same all
you have to do is say they are. We
would like to have our Vereins-
Kalender fixed up. SO | don't have
to send and resend things to the
different Sections, please CO.
operate with me.
1t is also the first of the year
and the head tax is due, 50 cents
per head. Remember. we have a
Saengerfest coming up in Sep
tembcr 1858.
If you have any of these songs
please practice them until you
receive your music. | am very
sorry, | can't say | can send 1t
right away, I havn't the music yet
but as soon as | receive it you all
will have it.
Songs for the Saengerfest in
Eric, September 1883:
A. Ladies Choruses:
l. I'm Walde,
.......F. Mendelssohn- Bartholdy
In possession of every Sing.
Soc.
Green Book of 1887 Salem
Festchoerc. Page l.
2. Waldkonzert MAX Muehlcrt
To be ordered from Hans Bin
zcr. POP East S5rd Street, New
York %. \. y.
Orchcstration on Rental from
Publisher if wanted
). Der Tauber ....Rudolf SchuStcr
To be mimeographed by Erwin
Bendel. SS1. L. Glenaven Ave,
Youngstown ), Ohio
mot in print)
4. Ziseuncr (S. S. A,)
........................ Noel Coward
? - II. 5Olo
Harms. Inc. New York, y. Y.
OBJ Male Choruses
l. Aufruf zur Jagd..."...Phil Orth
I don't know the Name of the
Foreign publisher; suggested
by Mr.. RcSchke from Detroit
probably to be mirneoSraphed
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Gpneorbia Ghpr

sSir Iaoen ollc Sadieu nnb beut.
iden ;Srelrnoe si oeln am Samstag.
Sen 7. MGr; aai1brlid) itattiinoen.
Sen ;yrie ,nn George 8culaiheiie ien
bcrilihlt cin. SeOer fann eiien 10 piel
cr Suit bat, lmb mir bitten lln1 eine:t
;ohlreihen 8eilld,. Sidets fonnen
I'M Gorai,s DO nben SGnaern gefauIt
mcroen, ober al Ser &allc.
Ionl ,pollen mir icst i6on oarai,f
auimerfiam mod,eH, bab int slpril
cin ;sriibiabrsfoniert itattiinoen
miro, ipcldes s,,suniten bes 3weiaes
80 peranItaltet miro. Naberes tuirS
IpGter nch befannt segebcn iueroen.
Gum Sd)luB mod'ten mir nod ein.
NAL bos ssrik 1mo George @oulaid).
eiicn errpGbnen ,,nb mir hoiien 10
piclc ,pie moelif als @aite bcgriiben
SIT fonnen.
e 81 Epfr.
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SALEM NEWS

Arrangements are being made
for a basketball game with
Cleveland East and West on Fe-
bruary 2lst. There will be a lunch
and dancing at the club follwing
the game. For good time come
to Salem this Saturday.
Attendance at the last meeting
was quite an Improvement over
previous ones. Let's try to keep
it that way. Anna Mae Camp and
Lloyd anor were accepted as
new members. Welcome to the
club.
Teh next meeting will be COM
bined with social. Everyone is
to bring a record for the record
player recently purchased.
Congratulations to Katy Wink
ler and Bob Lederle who were
married last Sunday.
Ferda Hermann, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-19

by Erwin Bendel, Youngs-
town (?)
?. Die Gipfel der karpathen
............................ Bmder-Lassel
TO be mimeographcd by Erwin
Bendel SS1. Glenaven Ave,
Youngstown 5. Ohio
3. Gesprengt sind deiner Burgcn
Tore ..... ..........Rudolf Schustcr
To be mimeographed by Erwin
Bendcl. Youngstown 5. Ohio
4. Wintersong ........F. f. Bullard
Oliver Ditson Co. CTheodore
Presser Co.. Distributors, Bryn
Mawr. Pa.)
(C) Mixed Choruscs
|. Die Himmel erzaehlcn die Ehre
Gottcs. aus Die Schoepiuns",
............. ................ Jos. Haydn
In possession OF every Sing,
Soc. blue Book) Festchoerc
dcs 9. Bundcssaengerfestes
Canton. Ohio. l04l. Page II or
No. 5. To be performed with
Orchestra
,. Hans und Liesl (Bearbcitung,
+. Z. Koch) Volkslied. Edition
Hans Binzcr. 2O2 East SS St,
New York 2S. n. y.
5. Showboat Medley (S. a. T. b.
............................ Jerome Kern
Edition +. B. Harms Co., Il. n.
O. Building. Rockefeller Cen
ter. New York. \. y.
i. Ensemble aus "Flcdermaus'
............................. Tol. Strauss
Unit Orchester)
Edition Hans Binzcr. 2O2 East
S5rd Street, New York 2S
y. y.
Now if YOU should have any OF
the music in Your library, YOU can
practice them. If YOU have these
numbers. please, let me know, it
will save us some money.
Thanking YOU all in advance
Nv new address is:
Minnie Schcnker,
Il. ID. 6
Go BiSclow Trailer Court,
Irwin, Pa.
10. %
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-
January the Senate passed . total
of 40 measures, and the House 36.
The committees of both Houses re-
ported out 81 measures, most of
them simple resolutions. Only one
public bill was enacted into law.
A total Of 1894 bills and resolu-
tions were introduced. Most Of the
committees have organized and
started working - but little Of any
moment has as yet really got under
way.
CONFERENCES IN DISTRICT
~ had thought that perhaps We
Republicans would forego the usual
Lincoln's Birthday speech circuits,
but I found that with no legisla-
ton ready for the Floor the lead
ership did not expect to keep us in
daily session. So my Lincoln's
Birthday week has brought me back
into the District where I have be-
gun meeting with my constituents
rather more intimately than it has
ever before been possible. These
first meetings have been helpful In
the extreme. and I look forward
with much anticipation to making
myself available to any who want
to talk with me in other sections
Just as soon as / can next return.
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CLEVELAND
BRANCH 4

Dear Sisters. lust to INFORM
YOU about our Banquet, which
is on Wednesday March 4th at
s 100 p. III. In case YOU did not get
your card please try and
come - call up not later then
Fcbruar 18th our President Mrs
Hans (SuSie) Rchner on. l-O499
or yours truly WO. l-55l6.
Our most able committee sure
" will honor us with delicious
dinner. Our guest and solo,st Is
Marion Schmidt Olson. and our
dear founders surely will be glad
to see YOU all. Our new Grand
President Mr.. Fred ThclSs .Jr.
and his wife Mitzi, and other
friends will be our guests.
Our next meeting is Sunday
March 1st at 3 go p. III. Please be
present. Aiter the meeting re-
freshments and card party.
On the sick list are: Mrs. He'd
wig Rimmcr, Mrs. FOX. and Mrs
Regina Hayn. \ speedy recovery
dear sisters
Branch 4 extends our deepest
sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Mueller Marie Aber Mueller
for the loss OF their new baby
daughter Nancy Marie. who dice
so suddenly just a few week:
ago. Little Nancy Marie was
member of the Jr. Lodge OF Br
4. and we surely can say. deare'
Freddy and Marie Mueller. tha'
your great loss is everyone''
heart. May ou rLord hieal you'
great loss in time.
Elizabeth Tischler. Sec
10 )6
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2lu< niles, Okie
2meia 22

3peia 90 beidlob cine srisen'
Sansm,terbalt,na ab,ubalten lrno
smar om san1staa ahe,,b. SEN Z.
WGrs in Ser 6a1e ~ Belmont 9(oe
@ir laSen allc, Sung uno Ilt berSlit
Gin.
Nniana $50 llhr bis sic Sabine
frGben. @enM Sbr g,,d, nal gut nad)
ollen Sittcu ,mterbalten tpoat, 10
fommt mad, gsilcs. @ir baben einc
quite Muiiffapcac iiir Siciea s(beno
hie ouiipielcn miro imb tpnr Sebop
3a!ae unb icin Socialears Srdlclter.
gs fann cin iebcr oas Sanjbcin
ihmingen nad) 8eliebeu.
Gin tiihtiaes Gomitec lit a.: Scr
Mrbcit. oos einen iebcn ber5lid) wills
fommcn heift. Sir gririidnnacn
miro ouis bette seiorst iein an bieiem
Mbenb.
Gintrittsfarten I'M @oraus iinb sll
baben in ser Safe nno bel Mitglie'
bern. Der Nreis lit Is Gent, sdul'
finber, oie in 8eaIeitung ibrer gItcrn
eriheinen haben ireien gintritt. s(lio
liche ssreunoe. fommt nod STILES unn
.loBt inns mitcinanoer befaant lper'
ocu. SEN Seit lit SIT fllr3 ,lm lange
ol,seiuanoer 81 blei6en.
7as aomitee lit folaenSes:
Martim &ieltif. VoriisenSer, gl.
ireo Sfea. George 8an,clt. William
aaiipr. Mifc @oaner, Bruno @eas
;el. 8eoae Snpber.
Stun merte Nfitelieoer! Mm |.
Wdr; boben mir uniere monatlife
geriommIung. Ga dae triftieen &c.
ih1fte our Nerbdnolung fonmen, 10
lpirb Elm iebes Witelieb eebeten, bie'
Ter 0eriammllns bei3unobacn.
sSrieSrid) Shel, Nrot. Sefr.
-8itte bcarbtcn Sic cic flcincn
Mnaeiasn. :
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This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Conars..msn France. p. eolten--

TOINT COMMITTEE ON con-
u SUMERS At the present
time there are established services
in the Federal Government for
business, for labor, and for farm
ers, but practically no services for
consumers. This week I was very
glad to join % OF my colleagues
in sponsoring q resolution calling
for the establishment of . Joint
Committee on Consumers.
The Resolution calls for . Joint
Committee Of members of the
House and Z members Of the Sem
ate. The functions of the Com
mittee will be to conduct . study
and an investigation Of:
/. Measures to safeguard con-
sumer interests under condi-
ditions of the present national
emergency aS well as how they
may be affected by the policies
and programs Of the Federal
Government
2. The fairness to consumers of
prices. quality, and terms Of
sale for cost-of-living items
D. MCtAAOA6 0AAV COOtO VI Q1OOuCs
ing, processing, and distribut-
ing these cost-of Living items
4. The extent, character. and ef-
fectiveness of consumer SER
vices made available by the
Federal Government
5. Activities of state and local
governments and private
groups relating to the forego-
ing.
President Eisenhower has stated
that "the Executive Department
should anf will study carefully
those areas where the establisl1-
ment Of conSumer services in gov
ernment viii usefully and elective
" protect the oonSupaer And ID.
vance his interests." We who have
sponsored this Resolution feel that
. Joint Congressional Committee
on Consumers can effectively work
with the Executive Departments in
this effort. Advisory services alone
guiding the consumer in his buying
could save consumers hundreds Of
| millions in dollars.
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ans N1enaee, pa.
2mrio 81

Sic sd,ueitern hcs 3ueises 81
beid,loiien in ser lesteu Geriamm.
lung ein Slid, 6rp" obSlthalten anl
Ireitaa ben q. sSebruar BON 6 bis
8 l(hr abeubs. Sd,peiter Soiia So.
Ger lit &oriteherin hes acmitees.
slhtuua! 9ie Seneralperialnnl'
lung bes ,3apeiaes 81 ipiro obsebal'
ten am Sonntaa. ben +. MtirS I'M
7:30 llbr abenSs. 81 hicicr Ser
iolnmll,na babcn mir ald sic ghre
lnIercn &robprdi. SheiB NIT l,uS
81 bnben. 9arlm boiien mir, oai
aae Shmeitern anpeienb iein tper'
6en.
Sui. Numiiher, Sefr,
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2lms 0arY, JnH.
3peig 26
JaiGiua Der Glenn Yarf Nahbar.
idlaft

s(ln Somstag abcno, sen 81. Sa-
nuar. belt sic Glen Yarf 9sadbar.
ihait ibr idbrlidcs iSoid,inssieit ob
I'M Sad,ieu 9eim. 0ic mar oas IL.
Mial felt Scr @riinollna oieicr 9tad)-
barihaft. Die 2eit,,na iiir oieies
Ssabr itebt l,ntcr Scr sSiibruna ponl
slt.Nahbar gdter Sobn Romiiber,
Sung -Nadbar Batter. Sobn 1atri
uno 3ned)t @uitap Hotb. Iie 9sad).
har.Wiitter hattcn ein ieines Mbenh.
eiicn 81, bereitet. sls @breueGite ua-
rem &aitor ,,no Srau Senrp Mopolt.
Gin alitcs Yrogramm. tpobei ctlid,c
NeOen aeboIten tpl,rocn unb sic lido.
nen oltcu Golfslicoer geneinihait.
lid, ous boiler 8rl,lt eci,maeu mir.
ocn. Qud> tpnrbcn ipcldc 2idtbilSer
bon Ser crltcn Nohborid)ait porae.
iiihrt. Sic parcn iebr einorudspou,
,ueil in Sen pergangencn II Sahrct
ihon 10 manhe bon i,1ieren Nnf)-
barn niht mebr aui Groen iinb. Sicr
icIst cin Seil lmicrcr Nohbarifaits
orbnlna:
Sic Nohbarid,ait Sient bem 3tpef.
fc, eeseaicitiae Selbitbilie ser Nad.
barid,ait SIT i0roern, nadbarlih. brit.
oerlid,e @eiinnuna 81, pilesea, e9rba.
re epangeliihe 2ebensfiibrlma nno
quite iddiiide Sitten inter sen &c.
meinbealiebern orfrehtsucrbalten.
Sen Stol; unh Sic 1rcl,oc ebenio al,
Sem ercrbtcn 8eiisc. nie al ser 3u.
eeborisfcit our Solfs- ,tnS &irdea'
gemeiuidait lmb an Scr &eilnat 81
lueden uno sr bele6er, iiberbaipt ale
aui oie Golfsmobliabrt mb Seimat'
pfleee aerid)teten 8eltrebl,naen Ser
gebGrben. Gerei:,c unb @enciienid,ai.
ten oes Seimatsortcs iorbern 81 BEL
fen.
slGc Godbarn umterbiclten iid) II,
gemiitlider @eiie bel Cans, nod eG.
ter alter sitte. sl,lI ciw irobes @ic.
oerieben nddites Sobr!
q. 5. ginocr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-19
Bald Bildiunk Won
HAMBURG mach New York

Sombure. - Sic Pil6innf.Ter.
indie itpiihen ser 9c,ltid)en @unhes.
republif nmS Nem Oorf iiber has
lteberiee- Junfamt in Sambura limb
icncit ohaeid,lciicn, hab lit aiir5e
NIT Der Muinnbme hes oiientlinen
getriebs i'll red,nen lit. Mud nit Rto
be Sanetro miro balb e,n reoelma.
biaer Dilofunf.8erfebr beeinnen.
Ieite Gunfperbinbuneen beiteben BE.
reits nit 8uenos Mires, 2iiiabon 1tn0
Saliinfi. lleber oie aa6el lit bic Sam.
burger BiloirnfItelle nit sSinnlanb.
ShWeoeIL YtorlDegelL DGneamrf.
gcleieu, Gnelono, Granfreih, Sta.
lien uno Der Sdapsi3 .berbunben.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO. NEWS
JUNIOR SAXONS

Thanks to our many friends
who ioyned us last Saturday
night for a good time at our Va
lentine Dance. We certainly ap-
preciate your wonderful support
at all our affairs.
Our bowling teams have been
set up and we are again looking
forward to seeing all our old
friends i'll Canton on March 9TH
Don't forget Senior Lodge
meeting on Sunday. March 1st
at ? 90 p. IN. Let's all try to be
there.
Glad to report Dick Kautz is
on the road to recovery and
should be up and around again
soon.
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Erdoe|Ieitvng dvreh
den Gran Chuco

aiuncicn. Enra9unD, - Gornsuar
unb gellpien boben in einem Ibfom'
men ben 9ou elmer 500 ailometer
laneen grooaeitung bon ben nor6li'
den gbaco Bis sun, Narneuop. Oluf
uerein6art. mo ser boliuianiiden He'
aierl,ng cin Greibafen si,9eIider1
tpiro. Won BORT aus fann ser GrbGl'
transport in 3anfld)iiieu eriolsen
Yaroaef 3ur grSoGeit,na ica cint
Mutoitrnbe eebaut lperocn.
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CANTON, OHIO
SOCIAL CLUB NEWS

can well sympathize with
those down with the flu. but /
will make an attempt to jot few
lines between tears and nasal
floods. not mentioning the big
head. While | ponder away. many
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-19

over the length
of time it re-
quires in order
to bring pro-
posed legislation
to the Floor for
action. The me-
chanics of Con-
gressional organ
ization are Of
c o u r Sc almost
entirely respons-
ible. Especially
is this so when
Party controls
are shifted as
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2,ueia Is

1laiere realemaBioc Mionatsper'
iamn,lu1a miro ont Sonntag. Sen
I. Mdrs ,,m 3 llhr nabmittaas I'M
ct. 0ouis Souic abaehalten. ga iebr
mihtiac BcibGite anf Ser Sagesoro'
ming itcben, iclltcu bic Mtitglieoer
;ablreid erideinclt.
GririidN,nacn nnS 9uuh mad, Ser
Gerionmlrns.
@cc. 9oeloeni, Sefr.
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3ueis 40

Die rcaeln16iac Npnotsperiamm.
luns oss 3lpciscs 40 lit am II.
NGrs I'M 3 ltbr nahnlittass an Ser
II. ms Hooicpelt sadienbeim. Snl
aomitec Gririid,umaen at icroicrcn
iinS: Maria Sober, aatbarina arons,
Noria Sbaier lmH Selen Milteer.
sssm 2ranfenfcmitee iinb: Gmnl1
;Scr ,,no Marp Sdmibt. Mir baben
cine Sdmeiter oui scr &ranfcnliite,
9ilion 3eiiSc, 145O2 Salcollrt ape.,
gforpalf, California. @ir tpiinlhcn
Shmeiter 8eiiSc reht ihnelle @e'
nei,,ne.
suInerfen, Iicbe Stppciter! An'
II. Mpril 1,m 8 llhr abenbs hdlt Der
3meig 40 icin 37idbriees Stiit,lngs
felt ab ,mb spar int alten Sablen-
beim on 1925 WeIt 1918. @arp. 3i
bicIem ;Seit iinS pcribieben Stpeis'
percine ,aS auh alle golts9cnoiic1
heralid einseloSen. s,.d) @robprali'
bent Sheib lit ber5libIt einaelaoen.
3tpcia 26 @arp, @cianspereiu Sic
oerfran3 bon @arp, 3weia 8. 10, 46
uno AZ. slle BOT Chicago iino aud,
ber5lih tpillfommen mn II. aprll
I'M 8 lthr obenbs. @utc Muiit 1nS
llnterbaltl,ng miro aud, iein.
Mnno Selpie, Erai..
Cara SIicn, Sefr.
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Committee Chairman:

Ferncngel and Ed Schuster
BE sure and see Marie Barbout
for Your Xmas Cards. for she Is
starting early to take orders
Tell all Your friends.
"The mantle OF friendship is sc
broad. it can reach around vou
and me. aud trcrc is great warmth
within it's folds.
NJ. Sperrie
-. 10
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JANUARY ACTION ON LEGIS-
j LATION - 1t is not difficult to
understand the impatience of many
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building); the north side of Was fila Road between Valley and Matanuska streets (along the side of the Steve Ward building) shall all be at a 45-degree angle; park ing on all other streets will be parallel with the streets.
 There will be limited parking in front of the postoffice and the bank. Between the hours of 1000 am. and 600 pm. on any day except Sunday or holidays, parking will be limited to 30 minutes.
 There will be two hour parking between the same hours and days as above on Valley street be- tween Eklutna avenue and the Wasilla highway and on Colony Street between Wasilla Highway and Lazy Mountain Avenue.
 Additional information will be published in The Frontiersman as time and space will permit.
The frontiersman., 1953-12-03
Airinen Associafion
 Mark First Birihda,

Next Thursdays meeting of the
 anuska Airmens Association will mark the completion of the associations first year. To mark the occasion, officers of the group have planned a full program fol the evening, including a speaker films and refreshments.
 Mrs. Al Young of the Civil Aeronautics Administration safe ty division will be guest speaker at the meeting. His topic will deal with specific aviation prob lens.
 Association officers announc- ed that MT. Young has arranged his 1854 itinery to include a trip to Palmer each second Thursday of the month. He plans to spend the day at the Palmer Airport where he will inspect planes, give written examinations for all type CAA licenses and do other license work During the evenings of his visits he plans to attend the as sociation meetings and is plan ming a prepared presentation of aviation problems
 In conjunction with this, of- ficers have secured a series of training films which will be shown in sequence from, one at each meeting for the next 12 months. Officials expressed their pleasure in being able to secure the films and urged all members to attend regularly so that none of the very informative films will be skipped.
 Members were also urged to attend the coming meeting and help lay out the program for the coming year.
 The public is invited to attend this or any of the airmens' meet ings. Anyone holding an airman's certificate is eligible for a voting membership in the association.
The frontiersman., 1953-12-03
wAET TO HELP A NEEDY FAMILY?

Any organization or individ- ual who may wish to give money, food, clothing or other Christmas items to needy fam lies may contact Dorothy sax ton at her office.
 Several groups and individ- uals have indicated they are planning to assist families during the holiday time. If there are any known families who need help, individuals are also invited to contact Mrs. Saxton so that she in turn may pass the information on to donors, and help prevent duplication in one case, and nothing in another.
The frontiersman., 1953-12-03
CHARLES WILSON
 TO HEAD LOCAL MASONIC LODGE

Charles w. Wilson was elected Worshipful master at the regular meeting December 1 of Matan- uska Lodge No. 293, F & AM.
 Other officers elected include c. Ivan Branton, senior warden; Clarence c. Hoffman, junior war den; Arthur Madison, treasurer and Lew Hanks, secretary. Will liam Curtis was elected as mem- Der of the building committee.
 An installation date has not yet been set, it was announced, but it is planned to hold the ceremonies sometime during this month.