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effective as setting an exam
pie.
Nancy Marie Stanovich,
born June II, 1854, was is
sued three GU Junior Order
certificates on July 6 and
this, in effect, is considered
as three members. She re-
ceived a Term certificate
which, because her parents
are C.F.U. members and be-
cause she was enrolled with
in six months of birth, is a
gift for one whole year, re-
curing no payment of dues.
She received also a 20 Year
Endowment certificate which
will cost a net of just $859.44.
When this contract natures
she will have the choices of
withdrawing a full $1,000 or
taking out $72O.74 in cash
and a paid up $1,000 certifi-
cate, or, taking out no cash
and getting instead a paid up
certificate for 1851, almost
a 1000 increase in insurance
coverage over the net invest
ment on this certificate alone.
Nancy's Parents Wise
In addition, Nancy is the
first Canadian Junior to ap-
ply for a 20 Pay certificate.
For this protection of another
$1,000 the monthly cost will
be only $1.49, since she need
not pay the 80 cents admins
trative expenses on a second
permanent type certificate.
The net cost of this cover
age for 20 years, when we de-
duct dividends, is just $685.
II. After 20 years she can
obtain a paid up certificate
for $1,000 and $112.52 in cash
or, not electing any cash, a
paid up certificate for $1127.
Thus our Nancy will have
an ultimate insurance cover
age on both certificates a
mounting to $47O8 which will
cost only $116S.15.
To this we can add 10 years
of Term protection amounting
to $500 which costs the par.
ents only a couple Of dollars
when we consider the Term
transfer credit to be received
upon transfer time, the an
nual five month waivers and
the original prepaid dues a.
ward and the proposer award,
u CONTINUED On Page 81
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Plenty OF Lamb And Pork At West View

ing slated for as early as II
o'clock noon.
Both lamb and pork will
then be made available
throughout the rest of this
great day. Also plentiful will
be ice cold refreshments. All
sales will be made in the
Parks Upper Pavilion and
conducted under the super
vision Of the United Lodges
Committe~
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Pittsburgh, Pa. - Plenty
of hot barbecued lamb and
pork will be available during
the celebration at West View
Park, Pittsburgh, on Sunday,
July rs, Of the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions Goth Anniver-
sary.
Preparing the delicacies on
the premises will be Joseph
Dzapo and Mako Zrile, Far
rell,-Pa., with the first serv-
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of Vancouver, B. c., with 1885,
The five Americans in this
select group are George Ba-
Itch of Indiana Harbor with
1872, John Stanfel of Des
MONIES with 81, Vincent Bis
kupic claims 80 points, Jo-
seph Rukavina Of Etna, Pa,
has 231 to his credit and Mi
chael Batch of Youngstown had
amassed 221 at the halfway
mark.
Perusing that list once a
gain we can see that there Is
close rivalry, with but a
polzt or two separating these
trailhInsers. We note too that
most Of the names are well
known Campaign stalwarts -
perennial zealots who are al
ways working for their or
ganization. +.
Worthy of comment also is
the fact that for the third
month, out of the expired
five, the undisputed leader
has been bro. Joseph Stano-
vich, Manager of Nest 397.
To be sure, but one point
separates him from the Sec
ond place man, bro. Ballch,
and the standings at the end
of the current month may
well be altered.
Determined To Succeed
Bro. Stanovich, however, is
determined to stay in the
running and in the vanguard
of this army of earnest field
workers.
We received a letter from
him just a few days ago in
which he voices the now COM
mon complaint of adverse
economic conditions which
are reflected in the enroll
ment slump. He announced
also that he and Mrs. Stano-
vich were blessed with ano'
Their addition to the family
and, of course, another mem
Der for the CFU. To be more
specific, this second child in
the Stanovich household
brings, by itself, three new
members to the Junior Order
You may ask-how can one
child be three members? Well
that is simple, for bro. Sta
novich, one who lives and
breathes the GU, believes in
what he breaches and pract'
ces himself, what he tells 9th
ers to do. There is nothing *
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crack Western Pennsylvania
squads representing Johns
towns "St. Rochus" Lodge 5
and CARTONS "St. George"
Lodge 248. The tilt is to take
place on the Parks Athletic
Field.
A trophy donated by the
Society awaits the winning
team, with the award to be
made during the course of the
afternoon program to be held
at the Parks Talkie Temple.
Further details pertaining to
this game may be found on
Page II.
Handling the staging of
this contest will be Frank
Braidic, Director of the Gro
attain Fraternal Unions
S O ts- Educational Depart
ment.
All members and friends of
the Society are invited to
watch the Youngstown and
Clarion stars in action. Both
Lodges have strong aggrega-
tons this season and a close
battle is predicted before the
winner of the trophy is fl
nally decided.
Program 800 PM Sharp
The afternoon Goth Ami
versary Program at IN e
Parks Talkie Temple will
start at 3 o'clock sharp, and
not at 5 o'clock as was the
custom in years gone by.
We most urgently request
our members and friends tc
bear this starting hour in
mind and make it a point tc
be there without fail at that
time. In view Of the fact that
the Program is to be recorded
in technicolor and sound fol-
film purposes, we must begir
this nationwide salute to the
Society at 800 PM. No de-
lays will be tolerated.
The Program proper viii
get under way with the rem
ditions of the National An
thems by Charlene Vukela.
Following this, Rev. Bosilj
ko Bekavac, Pastor of st
Mary's Croatian Catholi'
Church, Rankin, will pro
nounce the Invocation. Re,
Fir. Bekavac is the Dean o
the Croatian Catholic Clerg,
in the United States.
After appropriate openin;
remarks in behalf of the Soci
ety's Executive Board and it
United West Penn Lodge
Committee, the writer wi.
!, call on the Balkan Serena
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ety's major historical milestones was celebrated with an out
doors program. This departure from precedent was author
lied by the Croatian Fraternal Unions Supreme Board dur
ing it's sessions of September, 1858, and will be studied with
keen interest by all concerned.
Plans call for the %daylong celebrating at West View
Park to start at 80 PM with a softball game between two
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Thousands Are Expected In Attendance At
Nationwide Celebration Honoring Society

Friendly Rivalry Among Campaigners
highIighting 10th Anniversary Drive
Eighty-Two Americans, Twelve Canadians
Appear On Society's July 18th Honor Roll
BY Michael Grasha, Secretary, Campaign Committee
Pittsburgh, Pa. The July Z issue of the Official Or
gan carried a listing of the "a recruiters who had garnerec
so Campaign Points or more to the end Of June. This honor
roll showed that IL of these are Canadian and 81 hail from
America. A total of seven had passed the 200 Point mark
The two Canadians in this upper strata are JOSEPH
Stanovich of Hamilton with 1913 points and Mary Burns
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Sound 7echnico|or Film To Be
Made OF West View Festivities

Gary And Johnstown Singing Societies viii Help Make
Diamond Jubilee Celebration Program Outstanding One
BY STEPHEN F. BRKICH, Chairman, United Lodges Committee
Pittsburgh, Pa. The Official National Celebration of the Goth An
nversary of the Croatan Fraternal Union of America will be held Sunday,
July Is, under the auspices of the Societys Executive Board and it's United
Lodges of Western Pennsylvania Committee.
The festivities will take place at West View Park, Route 10, Pitts
burgh, and mark the first time that a nationwide salute to any of the Soci
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found in West View Park, reduced rate
tickets for which may be obtained at the
Committee Headquarters located in the Pa
vilion above the Parks Talkie Temple. Let's
all take in this tremendous nationwide salute
to the Croatian Fraternal Union on Sunday,
July Is, and enjoy the great program.
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NATIONAL SALUTE TO THE SOCIETY

SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JULY rs, 1854
WEST VIEW PARK, OFF ROUTE 10, PITTSBURGH
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
800 PM Eastern Daylight Savings Time
TALKIE TEMPLE
t.. National Anthems. ..... .C harlene Vukela, SOlOlst
Accompanied by Balkan Serenaders' Tamburiza Orchestra
Q Invocation Rev. Bosiljko Bekavac
Pastor st. Marys Croatian Church, Rankin
3. Opening Rena-1s Stephen F. Brkich, Chairman
United West Penn GU Lodges Committee
T. Musical Selections .m.....m. ...... ...." Balkan Serenaders" Orchestra
5 Address Hon. Herbert H. Lehman
United States Senator, State of New York
{. Selections .......w." "Rodoljub' Singing Society
Home, Johnstown, Pa; Director, Hans ROemer
Z Kolo Dancing East Pittsburgh Clarion Nest Groups
Under direction of Katherine Grcevich
g. Address V. l. Mandich
Supreme President, Croatian Fraternal Union
g Selections "Preradovic" GIe Club
Home, Gary, Ind; Director, Vtos Smutney
10. Growing Of Miss GU v" Dorothy Sekulch
Crowned "Niss GU "" in 1853
II. Selections ..m.D uquesne University Tamburizans
Under direction of Walter w. Kolar
IL. Softban Trophy Award .......... Winner J0hnstOWn-C Clarion Game
Ii. Announcements Stephen F. Brkich, Chairman
ID. God Bless America Audience
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- SPECIAL A~TTKACI1UNS
1870 Pm, Park Athletic Field
Johnstown Lodge s vs. Clarion Lodge 248
500 And 1890 PM, Park Midway Stage
The amazing "Stardusters" in thrills atop the High Pole
500 PM Until II 100 PM, Pavilion Nos
Dancing to music of the Balkan Serenaders'' Orchestra
900 PM Until $3.50 PM, Talkie Temple
Entertainment by Slim Bryant and His Wildcats
900 PM Until LOO AM, Park Danceland
Dancing to music of Lee Keltons Orchestra
HOO PM, Lower Park Grounds
Free fireworks show certain to thrill old and young
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

August 6: Mrs. Louis Cover,
Mrs. Dolores Petersen, John Peter
sen, Pearl Podgurski, Mrs. Pat
rick OBrien, Mrs. Robert Gill,
Mrs. Beryl Welty, Arthur Carten-
sen. Wedding Anniversaries: Mr..
and Mrs. Tony Zekany, Mr. and
Mrs. William Sullivan, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Hetrick.
August Z: Mrs. Jake Pulschen,
Eleanor Johnson, Mrs. Grayson
Schau, Carlyle Brindley, Jacque-
line Swingle. Wedding Anniversar-
les: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heller, Mr..
and Mrs John Stevens, Mr. .and
Mrs. Myron Dipner.
August 8: Donald Frye, Mrs.
William Moon, Charles Ballard
Mrs. Harvey Battrell, Josie Podur.
ski. Wedding Anniversaries: Mr.
and Mrs. James Johannsen, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Sample.
August g.: Patricia Ann Linder
Mrs. William <Ahrens, Helen BenkC
Grover. Lydia Benko. Richard Ro
bel. Norbert Stein. Wedding An
niversaries: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yen
sen.
August 10: Caroline Jane Smith
Kelvin Martin, Mrs. Jane Kyle
Raymond Myers, Mrs. Freda Corey
Mrs. John Kreutzfeld. Wedding
Anniversaries: Mr. and Mrs. Henr,
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sexton
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Misch, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Orns.
August IL: Betty Jane Logsdon
Mary Carter, Karen Lee Kraemer
Howard Smith, Karen Meinke
Wedding Anniversaries: Mr. AN,
Mrs. Edward Lieske. Mr. and Mrs
Dwight w. Fox.
August IL: Mary Papcun, Ere
derrick Below, Mrs. William Ha
mann, Joan Easton, James Klein
hans, Joan Guggisberg Chiarell
Carl Bittner, DR.. E. e. Braithwaite
Mrs. Goldie Anderson, Frederic
Pete.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
New Bookkeeping
System Installed
At Erie Ordnance

Through its installation of new
bookkeeping systems the Army is
getting more for its dollars.
Three of the new bookkeeping
systems have been installed at
Erie Ordnance Depot since the
first of the year, and the post has
been alerted to be ready for a
fourth, according to Leroy Ansal-
wish, Port Clinton, depot Comp
troller.
Financial property accounting
for Ordnance field service second
!ary items was installed last Janu-
ary, and stock fund accounting
covering two groups of items kept
in stock at Erie and her four back
up depots was initiated the first
of this month.
With the recent re-establishment
of the field commissary at the de-
pot, the new bookkeeping system
for the Army QuartermaSter sup
plies was installed.
Expected next for installation at
Erie is the Army Industrial Fund
Program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06

wife, and John M. Miller, RID
3, Oak Harbor, who operates a
general farm.
Each member is named for a
three year term, and one appoint
ment expires each year. No mem
Der completing a three year term
can succeed himself.
Every agricultural county in the
country has such committee to
help the Farmers Home Admin
stration county supervisor adapt
the agency's loan policies to local
conditions including farm credit
needs.
The Farmers Home AdminiStra-
ton makes loans to family-type
farm operators to buy, improve,
or operate efficient farms. Special
livestock loans are made where
temporary credit is needed to en-
able the operator to remain in
operation. The agency also makes
emergency loans in counties or
States that have been designated
by the Secretary of Agriculture as
areas where emergency credit is
needed. However, the agency does
not make loans of any type to any
applicant whose needs can be
handled by other credit sources.
Before any money can be bor-
rowed through the agency, an ap-
plicant must have the approval
of the county committee. In the
case of a farm ownership loan, the
farm to be purchased, enlarged, or
improved must also be approved
by the committee, the county
supervisor explained.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

A very nice crop of fruit is Siz-
ing up in the orchard of L. J.
Wahler in Danbury township. Mr..
Wahler was fortunate to get good
set of fruit. The high quality and
size are due to a management
method. He has been mulching his
apple trees with straw for many
years. 1t is paying off this year
for that area has not had rain since
mid-May. Another grower follow
ing this practice is Luther Peters
near Oak Harbor. The mulched
soil is cool moist and in friable
condition.
While on the subject Of mulch
why not try two inch layer of
coarSely ground about the size of
the end of your thumb) corn cobs.
Vic Ries, Extension floriculturist
says it is the ideal rose mulch. We
have used straw to mulch our
trees and shrubs and 1 think it is
doing a good job. Sawdust is a
good mulch too that is free and
easily secured. All these are sub
stitutes for good old horse manure
which folks took home in bushel
baskets.
Here is good news for dairymen
and others on fly control. A ma
terial called "fly flakes" using
malathion as poison will be avail
able next summer. Meanwhile DR..
T. H. Parks recommends the fol.
lowing home made formula; or
of 500 malathion solution, " lb.
of sugar, u pint of lindane or
methozychlor or lindane concen
trate and 11a gallons of water
| Sprinkle the mixture on buriar
sacks in places where flies visit.
We would like to commend A.
w. Kalb and all those persons who
helped make Orchard Day a big
success. Mr.. Kalb surely enjoyed
being host and he did it in style
The refreshments he provided un
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06

der the trees on the shores of
Sandusky Bay were popular with
every visitor.
The TouSsaint HustlerS All Club
had their project tour last Friday
Every member was doing a good
job with their projects. The boys
have volunteered with their leader
Ronald Lieske to do some digging
and leveling at the new All Build
ing site. Seems like the girls are
contributing money and the boys
muscle. Sounds like a good COM
bination.
Kenneth Schultz son of Art
Schultz in Carroll Township has
a litter of 10 Duroc pigs. They
weigh nearly a ton and are only
4 months of age. | don't know how
Ken's feed costs will tally but
seems to me he is doing. a good
JOD. Gives you more experienced
hands something to shoot at.
y X
Our best wishes to Becky Boyer,
daughter of Lyle Boyer rural Oak
Harbor who is in Toledo Hospital.
We wish her a speedy recovery.
X
Ottawa County Cattle feeders in
vite you to eat all the corn fed
beef you want at their barbecue
on August 8 in Veterans Park,
Oak Harbor. Howard Overmyer
chairman of the event, says they
want to build better understand
ing beween the farmer and town
people. Therefore the 6 O'Clock
event is on an actual cost basis.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
In Loving Memory .


A year is long time to a little
seven-year-old But not such a
long time, when that little seven
year-old remembers with love and
appreciation friend whose Serv-
ice to the cummunaty is Still
fresh in all our hearts.
And that's why there was a
beautiful bunch of flowers on the
grave of Thelma Montgomery Sat
urday, as the first anniversary of
the beloved librarians death came
around.
1t was the idea of little Susan
Stevenson. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Stevenson of Short
st who told her mother she want
ed to "do something for Thelma'
on that day.
It's fine tribute to the influ-
ence Thelma had over the very
smallest of her library family
isn't it?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
Rural Won1en's S News
Bv ROSEMARY BRUINS

Women's camp at Camp Yukita
was great success with approx
mately 60 women attending from
Seneca, Sandusky, Wood and OF
tawa counties. They all enjoyed
swimming, parties, handicraft, and
visiting. Those attending from OF
tawa County were: Mrs. Grace
Miller, Mrs. William Schultz, Mrs.
William Nissen, Mrs. Margaret
Rymers, Mrs. Adair Wilber, Mrs.
Ed Sharpe, Mrs. Gertrude Kuhl-
man, Mrs. Ernest Giesler, Mrs.
Herman Lau, Mrs. Lydia Riede-
man, Mrs. Albert Picard, Mrs.
Kathryn Johnson, Mrs. Hilda
Busch, Mrs. Ben Magsig, Mrs. Ger
trude Schmidt, Mrs. Rose Schultz
and Mrs. Rosemary Bruins, Home
Demonstration Agent, and Mrs.
Virgil Revenaugh, song leader.
Next week the Al judging will
include Foods judging August g.
Clay Center Clippers, 1:30 p. M,
at Mrs. Frederick Zunk's home;
Busy Bees, 2:30 p. m. at Graytown
School and the GraytoWn jolly
Homemakers, $3.50 p. m. at Gray
town School; Clothing judging
Tuesday, August 10, Happy Work
ers Jr. and Sr., 9 a. M, Mrs. Fred
Barnes home; Stitch and Chatter,
1:30 p. m. at the home Of Mrs.
Raymond Bloom; Bay Twp. Jolly
Stitchers, $3.50 p. M, Mrs. B. B.
Brough'S home; Wednesday, Aug.
, uSt IL, Catawba Stars, 9 a. M, Mrs.
Evelyn CarStensen's home; Lamar
Wonderettes, l p. M, Lakeside
High School; Danbury Snip and
Sew, 8 p. m, Bill Miller'S home;
Merry Members Jr and Sr., 7:3C
p. M, Town Hall, LaCarne; Thurs
day, August II, Sunbeam Sr., 1C
a. M, Mrs. Ralph Clayman's home;
Salem Pepperettes, 1:30 p. m.
Mrs. Walter Brugger's home; Sill
yer Seamers, 3 p. M, Mrs. Car
Wainwright's home, and Pins and
Needles, 7:30 p. m, Mrs. Law
renee Kramer home. The Stkle Re
view will take place at the Elmore
School, August 13 at 7:30 p. m.
The public is invited to see
what the Alters have done fo,
their clothing projects. The Al
Girls judges this year will be Mrs
Ruth Rice. Port Clinton, the Foods
judge; Mrs. Wayne Bruins, Wood
vile, the clothing judge land Mrs
Virginia Hartsook, HDA of Luca
] County, Style Review judge.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
Almost Lost - One Wife

A well known west ender is TAX
ing plenty of kidding since the
story leaked out that on a recent
vacation trip he almost lost his
wife in Boston.
He was concentrating so hard
on directions a gas station gave
him that he didn't notice she had
left the car. and drove away from
the gas pumps, minus one wife.
And she, emerging from inside the
station was thinking what a gal
liant soul he was to drive oHr and
pick her up so she wouldn't
have to squeeze past. the gas
pumps when he drove right
on past her, his mind a tumble of
"four traffic lights ahead, turn
right" ETC., etc. The fellow at the
station chased him, and tagged
him down before he got too far
on his solitary journey.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06

Linda Shiets, Linda Colvin, Judy
Royster, Bonnie Marek, Evelyn
and Janet Howell and Linda LtN-
on.
Corp. Gloria Mackey has been
honorably discharged from the
WAC'S where she has served two
years. Her most recent base had
been Niko, Japan. After short
vacation with her mother and
family here Miss Mackey will con-
tinue on her nursing career.
Mrs. Mabel Mackey and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Forbes anu
family left Saturday for Ravenna
where they attended the Rams
dell family reunion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
SCATTER PINS

Well, at least one of the predic-
tions Myrus made when he was
here last spring didn't come true
:. He assured Florence Kirk that
the relative about whom she won
dered definitely WOULD get here
for that summer wedding The
relative in question was the form
er Janice Kirk, now in California,
and she DIDN'T get here for sis
ter Alice's July "a wedding e.. A
well known utility guy and his
wife had hoped to keep the Big
Secret for a while, but their cute
two year old put an end to those
plans by gleefully telling every
body that shell get baby sister
next February" =. The Water FL
lenbergers stopped in last week
end on the way home from Won
derful eastern trip, just in time
to say goodbye and happy travel
ling to Dad and Nom Jim Ellen
berger who were about to take off
on an eastern-Canadian trip of
their own -. Ever wish you could
put a paddock on the refrigerator
to discourage betWeen-meal nib,
bling in your family? Doesn't
work, discovers one local house.
wife While a replacement for
the broken handle on her refrig.
orator is geing awaited, the only
way they can get in is to use a
screwdriver And the frustra
ton and extra work makes every
body grab an extra snack, when
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
(H) EARRINGS
BY JUEL REED COVER

Louie VanVorse. who used to be
with Smith Auto Sales, is at Port
Clinton Sales and Service now {.
And nice Rose Sherwood is an
addition to the staff at Home Res
taurant Isn't that barrel-ar-
rangement of blooms in the Bill
Younkers' West Third-St yard a
pretty sight? Wonder if coun-
ty welfare department head Eva
Seufert ever did any radio work?
Her pleasant voice centainly would
have the right timbre for it i.
New basketball coach Bob Green
is still looking for a house here
- his Bellevue home is up for
sale, and he's wondering what his
family will do if the buyer wants
immediate possession before he
finds something here One of
EOD's best known guys may be
announcing transfer to White
Sands, N. NJ, by the time this
sees print :. Or soon afterwards
Don't you envy Mary Jean
Lotridge that marvellous trip to
Europe? Couldn't happen to a
nicer gal, either Well, we
found out who "our brother" (of
which we haven't got oneD is
The News had hardly hit the street
last Thursday when a guy we think
a lot of called to say he was the
one . He'd picked up some hitch
hiking summer vacationing gals
looking for beauty shop, and be-
cause he figured local connection
would get them an appointment
more easily, told 'em to tell the
operator that "our brother" sent
them in :, And when they
topped at a gas station, somebody
overheard the conversation
That was OK, Bill - can't think
of anybody we'd rather claim as
brother! -.