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Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27
Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dorman, Red
kMill, LeWes, Delaware announce
Athe engagement Of their daughter,
Sarah Frances Dorman to William
.iC. Richards, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+ Charles II Richards, Loves Greek,
iiLeWes, Delaware.
Miss DOrman is a graduate Of
. Lewes High School, class Of 80 and
IS employed as secretary at Beebe
tHospital
Mr. Richards, now Is employed by
Graves Block Company, plans TO
( re-enter the University of Delaware
sin the fall He is a graduate Of
aLeWes High School, class Of '49 and
was honorably discharged in April
1854 after serving two years in the
army. part Of which was spent in
Korea. The couple are planning an
early fall wedding
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27
Big Fifty-Lap Race
At Speedway Tonite

(contlnued from first page)
get off at 1872 p. m. (DST), over
the banked half-mile clay oval, To-
Gated miles south of Georgetown,
Delaware, on U. S. Route 113. The
same admission, price, $100 for
General Admission, will prevail.
All of the top SpOrtsmen hard
top jockeys from the states of Del
aware, Maryland, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Virginia are ex-
pected to be present fighting for
their share of the bumper purse
being offered by the Speedway Man
agement.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27
Industrial Group To
Meet September Ist
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NSvHttiueA lEVAl lltst pager
available to the industrialist wish
ling to establish a business in Del
aware.
Z The Milford Chamber of Com
.merce has just produced a two
color brochure on its community,
outlining industrial advantages.
8The Industrial Development Com
mittee hopes to encourage other
communities to issue similar bro
chures.
II Compilation and printing of a
Estate Industrial survey will prob
ably be assigned to the Delaware
State Development Department.
through which the committee ex-
1pects to carry on its functions as
well as through cooperating cham
bers Of commerce Throughout the
State.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27
Houston Oldsters
Downed By Tigers
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continued from first page)
agreed to play tomorrow evening,
Saturday, August %, beginning at
siX-thirty sharp.
The oldsters, it is reliably re-
ported, have been engaged in secret
batting and field practice, on a
field some ways removed from
Houston, while the bulk of the
Tigers" team have practiced ev-
cry day, while attending All Week
at Camp Barnes. There can be no
doubt that the game tomorrow eve
ming will be a thriller-diller, and
while no set admission will be
charged, the cap will be again
passed-it was passed last Friday
evening with gratifying results, and
it is hoped all and sundry will part
with a quarter.
The box score:
rUnTrctuy~nT or
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27
HOUSTON TIGERS


VSingled for r. Simpson in 4th
VStruck out for Hammond in 4th,
played Id
VPlayed cf for Hammond
VSingled for Marvel in 4th
VStruck out for Anstine in 4th
WALKED for J. II. Yerkes in 4th
Errors: S. Simpson 2, ]. Marvel,
c. Benson, r. Yerkes, w. Morris.
Runs batted in: COunselman, This
tlewOOd, Hollis, Reynolds, Anstine,
Marvel, r. Yerkes, w. Morris, w.
Simpson. Two base hits: Counsel
man, r. Marvel. Three base hit: r.
Yerkes. Left on bases: Oldsters 4,
Tigers 6. Bases on balls: Passwa-
ters 2, Deputy 2. Struck out: By
Passwaters 2, ThistlewoOd /, Dep
-uty 2. Umpires: J. Aptt, Peggy An
stine, F. Morgan
Score by innings:
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27
Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Geyer of
Topeka, Kansas announce the birth
of son, Robert Wayne. August 18th.
Mr.. Geyer is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Geyer, Of Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

SEEKING KIN-Dover City Po-
lice and Coroner William Fleis-
chauer, Jr., are seeking to locate
relatives of Gustav Daze, 55, who
was found dead in his home on
Short Street this week. Little is
known about the man. He is said
to have come here from Brooklyn
several years ago and at one time
worked for a concrete company.
DILL OK'D-The Senate has con-
firmed the appointment of Howard
W. Dill to be postmaster at Harr-
ington, it was announced recently
in Washington.
He has been serving as acting
postmaster since June 1.
Mr.. Dill, who is 35 years old,
attended local schools in Harring-
ton and served in the Air Force
from 1912 to 1945.
Harrington is a second class post
Office, and the postmaster's salary
is about $4,87O per year.
-
BIG AUDIENCE - A musical
variety show, you Can't Beat Fun, J,
attracted a large audience in the
Lewes School Auditorium recently.
Sponsored by Lewes Post II,
American Legion, the show was
given for the Legion's child well
| fare fund. The LeWes post won the
national Legion award last year in
| this area for its child welfare work.
The cast of the revue consisted
Of local talent, and the theme was
built around the Gay Nineties era.
Prominent business men of the
town were featured in burlesuued
skits such as a Shaving Derby.
Broadway Butterflies, of the
Floradora girls heyday, and "But-
ter and Egg Men" Speciality acts
included tap dancing, and a fashion
show and tiny-tot contest.
4
VETERANS TO MEET Two
VFW bodies, the Past Commanders
Association and the Delaware De-
partment Council of Administration
hold meetings at the Mason-DixOn
Post Home at Quillen's Point on
the Indian River, near Ocean View
Delaware, this Sunday.
The Past Commanders Associ-
alton affair will be informal in
nature and will consist principal
ly of family picnic, fishing, clam
ming, grabbing and bathing, and
will begin at 10 a. m.
The Department meeting will be
Of more serious nature and will
deal with plans for the Annual
Membership Drive, and for Fall
and Winter Embarrassing activities.
Dept Senior Vice Commander
James v. Kelley, of Newark, will
outline plans for the membership
drive, and Dept. Junior Commander
David S. Hugg, of Milford, will lead
the discussion on proposed funds
raising projects. Dept Commander
Miles L. Frederick, of Wilmington
will preside over the department
meeting, which will get underway al
2 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27
Personal Mentions

Miss Doris Greenly will leave on
Monday for Wilmington and will
enter Memorial Hospital School Of
Nursing as student.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27
Local Happenings

+ RUAMAGE SALE-The Ladies
Auxiliary Of VFW 1858 will hold
a rummage sale, Saturday, August
28th at the TOrchs Canning Co,
starting at o'clock.
CANCER CLINIC - The Cancer
Clinic will be held in the Health
Center, Shore Theatre Building,
August 26, from 10 to 12 and to
B. For appointment. Call Milford
1859.
MEETlNG-The MillwOod Home
Demonstration Club will meet in
Millwood Hall on Wednesday, Sep
tember 1st. at 200 p. m.
Miss Charlotte Swanson, the
county agent, will present the pro-
gram, foam rubber upholstery.
RADIO STAFF - Garfield Nc
DOWell and his radio staff will ap-
pear at st. Pauls Church, Milford,
on October 29th. Henry Lewis and
his string band will play eight
special numbers. Mrs. Evans and
Mrs. Truitt of the Hymns of
Faith will also take part in the
program.
RUMMAGE SALE-Circle No. 1
of Avenue Methodist Church. lead
er Mrs Neal Wilkins, will hold a
Rummage Sale, Friday and Satur-
day, August 9th and 28th, in the
building next door to Wollter's
Dry Cleaners. New and old cloth
ing, rugs, curtains, and home made
jams and jellies.
SPAGHETTI DINNER-On Sen
tember 9Th, at V. F. w. Post Home
sponsored by Cootiette Club No.
498. Tickets: $125 for adults: Csc
for children under II years of age
Dinner will be served from s to
p. m. Call 5785 for information on
/ tickets.
GARDEN PARTY-An Old Fash
ion Garden Party will be given at
the home of Mrs. Celia Johnson.
Saturday, August 2Sth, beginning
at 400 p. m. Dinner will be served
fOr a donation of $1.OO. Sponsor:
The w. S. c. S. of st Paul Metho.
dist Church
BAKE AND FOOD SALE--Tbe
Apple-Tucker Auxiliary of Ellen
dale will hold a bake and food sale
September 4th, at 1O:30 o'clock at
EllingswOrth's ESQ Station on du-
POnt Highway. Any donations will
be greatly appreciated. Come one.
come all!
BOY S C0U TS-Milford's Cub
Scouts are currently completing the
the last portion of their summer
program of activities and giving
thought to Fall activities. A series
OF baseball games between Cub
scout teams is now underway and
will be completed prior to Labor
Day.
Fan activities of Pack No. 1O1
will be planned at a pack committee
meeting to be held within the next
two weeks. The first open meeting
of the pack will be held the last
week in September, at which time
development of the September
theme will be presented and Cub
awards, earned during the summer
months, will be given out.
BALLS PRESENTED-Blue Hen
Auxiliary #6483, Veterans Of For
eign Wars presented a professional
football and baseball to the Cover
nor Bacon Health Center, recently.
In a letter received on August 21st
by Hilda Cannon, Hospital Chair
man for the Auxiliary, Mrs. Louise
Hully, cOOrdinatOr Of volunteer
services at the center, expressed
her sincere appreciation for the
sports equipment. and the con-
tinued interest shown by the mem
bers of the post, the Auxiliary, the
Coolies and COOtiettes, all from
J The Veterans of BOriegn Wars IN
! Milford. "Such interest" said Mrs
Hu1lw Wio uhof 10 noadod oud ,,ono,,c
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27

LEW E0 LUMMASSIUN - MIS-.
Caleb S. Layton of Wilmington was
reelected chairman of the LeWes
Memorial Commission at the annual
meeting recently in the ZWaanen-
dael House. The commission is the
governing body of the ZWaanendael
House, erected in 1882 as a state
memorial TO the first Dutch set
tiers here in 1882.
Other officers were also rein
stated, including Capt. Eugene c.
Kelly of Lewes, Delaware River
pilot, as vice chairman, and State
ArchiVist Leon L. deValinger of
Dover, secretary. Miss Catharine
G. Maull of Lewes was reappointed
curator of the ZWaanendael Muse
um. The curator gave a report on
the operations Of the museum for
the past fiscal year, and an inspec-
tiOn was made of the building.
Other members Of the commits
sion in attendance were Mrs. Dora
M. Furniss of Milford, former State
Senator Howard H. Dickerson Of
Laurel, Mrs Claude B. Orr, Jr.,
Lewes, and Sven E. Nordquist, viii
mington, the most recent appointee
on the commission.
KENT THEATRE GUILD-Three
top Broadway hit shows will pro-
vide entertainment for Kent COun-
tyites for the coming winter season.
The local theateF group will stage
Death Takes Holiday" "All My
Sons" and my Three Angels" all
within a period of eight months.
Vhis is part of the Theater Guilds
bid to make the living theater ac-
cessible to all at popular prices. A
ticket subscription campaign is
now underway to provide full enter
tainment at great saving over the
| regular admission price.
Along with these top shows, tic
ket subscribers will enjoy two
added attractions. They have the
opportunity to take part in one Of
the Guilds workshop meetings and
also sit in on a preview Of the one
act play to be entered into cOmpe-
\ titiOn at the University Of Delaware
Many theaters goers will remem-
Der the Guilds presentation Of "The
Maker Of Dreams" This production
took hOnors in the University Of
Delaware Community Theater com.
petition. From all indications, the
coming year shapes up to be more
/ successful and enjoyable to bOtl
the members of the Guild anC
theater goers from surrounding
communities.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27

. RUADIAGE SALE-The Ladies
Auxiliary of VFW 1888 will hold
rummage sale, Saturday, August
28th at the TOrch's Canning Co.,
starting at 9 o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27

MEETING-The Millwood Home
Demonstration Club will meet in
Millwood Hall on Wednesday, Sep
tember 1st. at 300 p. m.
Miss Charlotte Swanson, the
county agent, will present the pro-
gram, foam rubber upholstery.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27

RADIO STAFF - Garfield Nc
DOwell and his radio staff will ap-
pear at st. Pauls Church, Milford,
on October 29th. Henry Lewis and
his string band will play eight
special numbers. Mrs. Evans and
Mrs. Truitt of the Hymns of
Faith will also take part in the
program.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27

CANCER CLINIC The Cancer
Clinic will be held in the Health
Center, Shore Theatre Building.
August 26, from 10 to 12 and 1 to
3. For appointment. Call Milford
1859.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27

RUlINACE SALE-Circle No. /
OF Avenue Methodist Church, lead
er Mrs. Neal wilkins, will hold a
Rummage Sale, Friday and Satur-
day, August 9th and 2Sth. in the
building next door to Wollter's
Dry Cleaners. New and old cloth
ing, rugs, curtains, and home made
jams and jellies.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27

Score by innings
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27

GARDEN PARTY-An Old Fash
ion Garden Party will be given at
the home of Mrs. Celia Johnson.
Saturday, August 28th, beginning
at 400 p. m. Dinner will be served
for a donation of $1.O0. Sponsor:
The w. S. C. S. of st Paul Metb0.
dist Church
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27

Can you realize
that Symbols Of
Summer" will give
uraw "a aaA1tfnnnn A.
Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27

BAKE AND FOOD SALE-The
Apple-Tucker Auxiliary of Ellen
dale will hold a bake and food sale
September 4th, at 10:30 o'clock at
Elllngsworth's ESQ Station on du-
POnt Highway. Any donations will
De greatly appreciated. Come one.
come all!
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IMENIK | ADRESAR AMERICK 0.HRVATSK0G
PJEVACk0G SAVEzA

Predsjednk zlako Kern 1872 Delaware ST. Gary Indiana
Prv podpredsedni Frank Kamarch 53a Hopewel Ave. Ali
quppa, Pa.
cago 8, ILL.,
tanica Bencet Maryland ST. Gary
Blagank Thomas Chulg Alden Street Detroit 81 Mich
Akivar: John Robash 1918 Tyler Street. Aiquippa Pa
Nadzorni Odbor:
Steve VukovG 1882 So Compton Ave, st. Louis 4, Mo-
Marie Sekel 847 E. Ohio Street. Pittsburgh IL, Pa.
Louis Romanc 1915 Columbus Ave. East Chicago Indiana
b., ..s... Tehnici Odbor:
John Robash, 1918 Tyler Street Aliquppa Pa
Josp Gregurncc 124e E. 172nd Street Cleveland 49, Ohio
Edward M sambo 1907 Plummer Street Pittsburgh l. Pa
Charles Basch 1922 So. Laflin Street. Chicago 8, ILL.,
Ivan Lusicic, 7349 Gravois Ave, st. Louis, Mo-
Adresar zupe "Faller' (sjedste Pittsburgh, Pa:
Frank Kramerch President 533 Hopewe Ave, Aiquppa Pa
Adresa zupe "Mihanovic" (sjediste, Chicago n):
Tomo pusih President 1909 Connecticut Street Gary Indiana
Adresar zborova zupe FalIer:
Javor Pittsburgh Pa s22 Canal St. pittsburgh H. Pa
Mrs. Marie Seke S47 Street Pittsburgh IL, Pa.
Rodojub Johnstown Pa 38 Chestnut St., Johnstown Pa
Peter Babich Secretary t..
Abraevt Cleveland Ohio sasek, Secretary 1929
Addison Rd. Cleveland 3, Ohio.
slavuI Cleveland Ohio Miss Mary Marinkovh, Secretary
1So23 Nottingham Rdr Cleveland 10, Ohio
"Jadran Aiquppa Sheffield Street, Aiquppa Pa.
Frank Kramerich, President, 533 Hopewell Ave.
East Pittsburgh Pa Mickey Lokmer Secretary 1oa
- Cavitt Ave-, Trafford, Pa
"Jelca Clarion Pa Miss Dorothy Bekavac, Secretary 134
Spruce Street, Clarion, Pa
Sve Pavao Cleveland Ohio Frank Brenar President 1925
E. 10th Street. Cleveland g. Ohio.
"@ Adresar zborova zupe "Mhanovic":
zo Chicago Joseph Bazdah Secretary 1907 So Racine
Ave. Chicago 8, III.
Preradoyc Gary 346e75 Broadway President
"slavul Detroit Mich Thomas Chug President 1898 Alden
St.. Detroit Mich
Columbus Ave. East Chicago Indiana
la ST. Louis Mo- Steve Vukovch President 1882 So Comp
Ave.
"slavul" Angeles California Mary Pickard
retary 3416 Park Hghts Terrace Los Angeles 3d. Calf
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Javna zahva|a / ispravak

Prigodom objavljivanja imena
darovateljima "a elektrifikaciju
Ii popravak crkve zupnog sta
ma u radatovickoj opcini, neka
imena su izostala neke pogre-
ske Sc potkrale. zelimo ovim pu-
tenn to ispraviti.
Imena slijedecih darovatelja
bilo da su izostala, bilo krivo
zapisana: y-r
Po $1,000: G. i gdja. Milan
Dragisic i gdja. Maria Basic,
rodj. Malic. Pc $500: G. gdja.
Petar Djurovic gdja Maria
Relic. lila Obradovic IL Indi-
ane $500.
U ime Ujedinjenog Odbora Il
Chicago "a rekonstrukciju u
zumberku:
Milan Smiljanic, predsjednik
DR.. Vladimir Vancik, tajnik
Victor Bozick, blagajnik.
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VAzNA 0bAv|JEST "a SVEUkUPNE kASE
0DSJEkE j zAPADN0J PENNSYL VAN|J|

PITTSBURGH Pa - Pred nekoliko dana razaslali smo
cirkularno psmo odsjecne mike Zapadno Penn
syvani pogedu oglasa program knjge 6Ogodisnje pro-
slave Hrvaske Braske Zajednce kou proslavu &c pro-
slavt Ujedinjeni Odsjeci HBZ njenom upravom Ova
knga &c mat posebnu vaznost, narcotic buducnost
koja &c ostah kao spomenar nasem mladjem pokoenu
ovoj jubiarno prosav koJ odsjeci Moi sluz-
beno uGestvovai.
tn svrhu je odluceno da b sikali odbornici
kog poednog nasega docnoga odseka sto bi bio stam
pano u ovoj knjii kratlm opisom odsjeka.
U tim pismma je receno da oglase treba poslah do
16 julia, ali se dobt tedan dana prize, to jest,
do g. jula da in vrijeme mozemo posati tvorncu da
naprave cd nih kse cut) Koje selike sgnu poslje
toga datuma necemo biti stanju da in stampamo.
Molimo to odsjecne tajnke odbor da uvaze da
cim prize sile posalu tajnka Uedinjenih Odsjeka
Philip Vukelich S441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh Pa.
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APPEL | javna zahva|a
zupIianima LukovdoIa

Kansas City, Kans. - Kako je
vee mnogim nasim zupljanima
poznato, da sam primila list il
stare domovine "a pomoc crkve
Syete- Marie d Lukovdolu "a
zupni stan -koji -je ostao bez
krova jos, cd proslog rata.
Nastemelju toga ia sam -sabra-
la "a Svetoga Franciska u Err
ticu 40 dolara, a "a crkvu u
Lukovdolu 100 dolara. Sada mi
opet pisu da bi i'm trebalo popra-
viii j zupni stan, jer nemaju
zupnika niti krova ma stanu.
Zato molim sve zupljane diljem
Amerike i Kanade, da Sc sjete
i pomognu uciniti dobro djelo.
Takodjer Sc mnogo zahvaljujem
svima onima iz Kansas City,
Kansas i Omahe, koji SUI vec da-
rovali "a obadvije crkve. Svima
vam hvala i, cd Boga plaza.
vi ostali koji zelite pomoci "a
ovu svrhu posaljite ma ovu adre-
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zAPISNIK
Sjednce Financjalnog Odbora odrzane H. juna 1854.

Sjednice Fnancijalnog Odbora odrzane IT, juna 1854
Glavni predsednk " Mandch specjanu sed-
ncu bratskm pozdravom Prsutn braca Mandch Bella
Grasha Brat Mandch obasnue da gavn bagank brat Kra
sch e danas odsutan ureda ali e M MEGA obas
MO da e nane brat Krasch saveujucom mom
ucer nakon uredovnh sa savtuuca frma vsoko
cuje ulozak zdane koje danas zaz to Sate of
California Board of State Harbor Commissioners San Francisco
Harbor 40 Revenue Bonds due April 1, 1881.
Owl bondov danas prodau ceni cd 102s sto znaci
da &c no 380 Brat Krasch je rekao, da Moodys In
vestors preporucuu bondove moze e pa oni
takoder preporucuu da prodamo u Treasury 2 godne
315-1970-65, ako III mozemo prodat par.
ia jutros istrazo mi mozemo bondove prodat
en cd 100 1872 Mandch predaze da proda
reenh bondova ovo cen Brat Grasha podupe predog
pax s usvaa ednogasno Nada brat Mandch predaze
uoA 100000 owe move bondove kojma je rjec Brat
Bella podupre predog pax isti jednoglasno.
Ia prodane bondove prmit cemo svotu cd $25007S13
narase kamae $159647 ill ukupno 51674eo Wise prma-
sto pa se svou cd $7813 ali Ito je NAVAL
ne uazemo jedan dio svote bondove ko &c nos
$3.50 MANIFESTO $250%
Poso je time dnevn red iscrpen, to gavni predsednk
brat Mandich die sjedncu bratskim pozdravom
Joseph Bella, 81. tajnk.
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nasega Sport Odjeljenja ma
kon 10 godina, u kojem sam
ia osobno sudjelovao II pu-
ia, pax mogu mirne savjesti
reel da je vodjen vrlo dobro
i ma mole divljenje. Nije Sc
moglo primjetiti nista novoga,
nego samo novo vjesto O.
soblje.
Mas Sport Direktor HBZ.,
brat Frank Braidic, sve je
priredio majstorski, da sc nj
je moglo bolje ocekivati. I
da su svi ucesnici dosli ma vii
jeme, ne bi bilo zapelo niti
jedne minute, ali i to je nasa
stara bolest, koju Sc mora
postepeno lijeciti. Nasi Izvrs-
nj Odbornici, braca John Ov-
carrie, 'Josip Bella i Michael
Grasha su pomagali bratu
Braidicu, kao da i'm je to
dnevni rad. Takodjer su nam
vrlo dobro pomagale i dvije
cinovnice il glavnog ureda
HBZ., .sestre Louise Grasha
i Carolyn Sklopan.
Moglo bi Sc rec, da ovo iii
ono nije sto po sto izvedeno,
ali ia bi zelio znati kada je
to bilo prize ucinjeno, ne sa-
mo ovdje u Detroitu, nego BIZ
10 gdje drugdje, a da je bilo
sve bez prigovora. U glav-
nom je bilo sve dobro, pax svi
oni koji su radili bio cine
doprinasali ovom uspjehu, Ia
sluzuju svaku pohvalu i pri-
znanje.
Jos jednom sto nesmijem
da propustim cd mole strane,
a da ne bi napomenuo, a to je
da nakon II pokusaja da do
bijem prvo mjesto, konacno
je uspjelo ovoga puta, da sam
odnesao pobjedu (Bandijeru).
I to je jos jedan dokaz, da u
kuglanju godine ne igraju u
logu, nego nastojanje i STRIP
lienje. No imao sam mia
djih cd meme u nome timu,
koj; SUI doprinijeli nasem U.s.
pjehu.
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Piknik odsjeka 81

Chicago, Ill. - Drustv o
"Hrvatska Sloboda", odsjek
broj 81 HBZ priredjuje svoj
godisnji piknik u nedjelju IL.
srpnja (jula) 1854 u Basci
Kluba Jugoslaven, 5540 So.
Narragansett Avenue. Vec u
IL sati po podne bti &c vru-
&c ma raznju pecene JAMIE
tine, koja &c Sc peel pod bud
MIN okom naseg eksperta -
Steve Belajec. Zato preporu-
camo nasim domacicama, da
Sc nemuce ma ovoj vrucini
priredjivanjem objeda u svo-
joj kuhinj, kad &c to sve ma
nasem pikniku urediti ma vri-
jeme mas ekspert Steve. Biti
&c hladnog plea svake vrsti,
to yam jamci mas t a in i k
Laddie Slamar, koji &c Sc "a
to postarati. Ia dobru po-
dvorbu postarat &c sc mas
brat Frank Rudar, koji &c
organizirati grupu "posluzni-
ka". Vesela grupa Tambura-
sa zabavljati &c goste sve do
konca, a moguce vas posluzi
sreca da dobijete koju ma
gradu. Mas odbor piknika u
cinit &c sve moguce da vas
boravak u nasoj sredini bude
cim ugodniji.
Zato pozivamo sve ma s e
clanstvo, kao i saw mas ma
rod da dodju ma oval mas
piknik, gdje &c naci uzitka u
nasoj sredini, ma cistu zraku
i u lijepoj Basel. Dovedite i
svoju djecu, a narcotic cla-
move naseg Pomladka, koji &c
biti pocasceni sa ice cream
soda. Zato &c Sc postarati
sestra Biskupit.
Radi naseg piknika mi smo
odgodili nasu redovitu sjed-
nicu odsjeka do nedjelje 18.
julia prize podne. Molimo ma
Sc clanstvo da to uvaU j da
sc prema tome ravna.
Ia odsjek 81 HBZ.,
Jos. j. Bazdaric, predsj.;
Laddie Slamar, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

ma OVOm naSem zaJednlcKOm'
i sportskom sletu.
Prvo mi je "a reci, da je
ova nasa utakmica bila US
pjesna sa svake tocke gledi-
Sta, a narcotic kad sc uzmu
u obzir ekonomske. prilike,
koje danas prevladavaju u O.
vol zemlji.
Drugo, da Sc je utakmica
izvadjala pri koncu onog tie
dina, kad Sc po cijeloj zemlji
slavi Majein Dan, koji Sc is
pravno sve wise obozava, a
sto je zadrzalo jedan lijepi
broj nasih mladjih, da su O.
stall donna sa svojim majka-
ma, da i'm mogu odati zasluz-
nu pocast. Onda mozemo slo-
bodno reci, da je oval turna-
ment brojeano uspjeo mnogo
wise nego Sc je ocekivalo.
Odsjek broj 351 HBZ., koji
je imao cast prvi puta u dva-
deset godina da bude pred
vodnik ovogodisnje utakmice
sa svojim mladjim clanovma,
uz pomoc nekih starijih, moze
sa zadovoljstvom reci, da je
sa malim izuzetkom dobro US
pjeo i da ga ne &c biti sram
da zatrazi, kad "a to vrijeme
dodje, da mu Sc opet dade
da predvodi bilo to ovakovu
utakmicu iii konvenciju HBZ.
Trece, nase mlade clanice
su bile uvijk sve ma nogama
i docekivale nase goste, da-
vale potrebne upute gostima,
koji su to trazili cd njh, a ma
81 mladi odbornici su vodili
brigu da rad ma kuglanama
tece sto lakse, trazeci one ko-
j &c pisati rezultat kuglanja.
Tu je dakle bilo i malo potes-
koca naci dovoljni broj onih,
koji to razumiju i koji &c tn
odgovornost da prime. U to-
me radu su Sc. lijepo istaki
nasa braca Simo Petracici A.
Delach, uz pomoc druge bra
ce. Moran napomenuti to,
da je ovo prva utakmica Ten
Pin, Tournamenta, koja je
predvodjena pod vodstvom