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The Sidney herald., 1956-02-23
Four Mile
Mrs. Inga Sundheim

Anna Hammer and Reuben
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Stordahl Thursday evening.
Inga Sundheim and Orville
spent Thursday evening at the
Warner Anvik home.
George Hunter called at the
Ed Sundheim home Friday after
noon.
MI. and Mrs. Edwin Sundheim
and Orville were supper guests
of the Julius Sundheims last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown Of
Skaar community were supper
guests at the Edwin Sundheims
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Oberg
and children of Miles City, Mon
tana spent the week end in Sid
ney with Arlet Sundheim, sister
of Mrs. Oberg, and Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Oberg's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Sundheim.
Miss Doris Sundheim, daughter
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-23
Bronson
News

MI. and Mrs. Leon Meyer Wis
tied Sunday afternoon and eve
ming at the John Cundiff home.
Sunday afternoon and evening
visitors at the Art Miller home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hubley,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Winter, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Miller. Mabel
Simard was a dinner guest at
noon.
The Joe Garnters were Sunday
dinner guests at the John Sawyer
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Denowh
went to Billings Tuesday to visit
Russell's two brothers and their
families, George and Harvey De-
nowh and Mrs. Denowh's sister,
Mrs. Shirley Ricket. The two
older Denowh children are stay
ing with their maternal grand
parents, the Joe Gartners, while
their parents and baby are in
Billings.
Ira Partin and 1-year-old Brian
Gartner celebrated their birthday
anniversaries together at a party
Sunday night at the Cecil Cart
Fner home. The Russell Denowhs,
Joe Gartners and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Ledbetter of Sidney were also
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Messer
and son Phillip of Antelope, N.
OAK, arrived Wednesday at the
Cecil Gartner home for a visit at
the home of their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Cecil Gartner. Her
father and brother returned to
their home Friday and her moth
er remained to visit until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson
visited Monday evening at the Art
Miller home.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Hanto
and Mrs. w. E. Price visited Sun
day morning at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Lott of Poplar,
enroute to Wolf Point to visit
Mrs. Prices daughter and SON
in-law, the Cliff Rodgers. They
returned home Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Kruisck of
Glendive visited at the Hanto
home Wednesday. Mrs. Kruisck is
Mr.. Hanto's niece.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurman visited at the
Hanto home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. john
son are visiting on the west coast.
They flew first to San Diego to
visit their daughter Irene (Mrs.
Bill Davis) at La Mesa, and from
there to Seattle where they are
visiting three other children, Mrs.
George Allison and Marjorie and
Harlon johnson.
Danny Anderson had reason to
at first hand we had a
blizzard with 80 degree below
zero weather last week. After a
trip to town to take his wife
TO the hospital, he and his four
children got stuck returning
home, and had to walk the last
lap to the Kenneth Johnson home.
After finally getting his "cat"
warmed up enought to start, Ken
meth plowed out the road and
was able to get home. A
new baby girl arrived for the
Andersons Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney Anderson
the Hantos Monday eve
hing.
Tuesday evening the Joe Cart
ners visited at the Hanto home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fink were
pleasantly surprised Sunday af-
.ernoon when a group of their
friends arrived for a housewarm-
ng party at their new home one
nile north of Sidney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Denowh and Mr..
md Mrs. Floyd Yockim planned
he party which ended with a
,ot luck supper brought by the
NESTS. Y
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-23
Three ButteS
BY Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Provost
took in the c tournament in Sid
ney last week.
On Friday Mrs. Lille Nevins,
Mrs. Jim Putnam, Mrs. Pat Kelly
and Geneva Coombs quilted for
Mrs. Edith Obergfell.
The Three Buttes Happy Gang
Ali club gave a card party on
Valentines Day at the Three
Buttes school.
A week ago Friday evening
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-23

day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Larson were
Monday evening guests at the
L. P. Moore home.
Congratulations to the Ben
Sedlacek family ON their new
little daughter born Saturday
night at the Sidney hospital.
Mrs. Anna Hammer and Rev.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-23

Sidney last week, where she left
on the airline for Billings, Mont,
to be with her sister, Mrs. Ben
dickson, who has undergone sur
gerry.
Mr. and Mrs. Yes Hurley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Sundheim
called at the Ed Sundheim home
Sunday afternoon.
Orville Sundheim and Edwin
Sundheim were in Sidney Friday
on business.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-23
THE u N HERALD -
Thursday. Feb. a. 1855 ~

ben were visitors at the Stubs
home Sunday and also at the
Taasevigen home.
Esther and Katherine Stubs
visited with Viola Taasevigen
Sunday evening.
The Sidney herald., 1956-02-23

NspubMhed rom Last Week.
Ts picture which appeared in h Herald last week viii a story from the Albert
Lea Tribune Abeft Lea Mimi. about the visit of aSidneyCh amhe of Commerce uoup
TO that city to confer with civic and Industrial leaders bout he Albert Lea Plan,
is repubNshed hee to properly identify the group as wo sets of names were given in
the otnoe last week.
From lower left to right around the table ares: Dan Pr~. secreiaymanager Of the
Sidney Chamber of Commences; E Meyers AbertL Lea indushaih who has leading
part in dvancement of the Albert Lea Plan which is proving highly successful in
bringing new industries to thtc community: jay Ldonde. Dean Beck. president
of the Sidney Chamber of Commences int Herb incaid The Sidney group went TO AL
bert Lea for the conferences from ST. Pau where hey had been with the Sidney ami
making the trip here on The Northern Pacific Lamb Chop Special" 40er
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
Mannix Made
LIST Full Time
C'burg Clerk

Two recently-elected Gathers
burg councilmen took office Mon
day night, then the new admins
tration went on an appointing
spree.
/. Jack Mannix was appointed
town clerk and gas inspector at
$4,000 annually. He is the towns
first full time clerk. Walter Rein
hart, part-time clerk for % years,
did not seek reappointment.
2. Harold Morris, builder and
FILA inspector, was named town
electrical and building inspector
to replace Col. John C. Wilson
who is leaving the area.
3. Councilmen f. Russell Gloyd
and John w. Griffith were chosen
to serve on the Gaithersburg-
Washington Grove Fire Board.
d. Edwin r. Kinsey was reap
pointed to the Board Of Zoning
Appeals.
The new councilmen, Milton M
Walker and Rodney M Thomp-
son, were sworn in by Mayor
Merton F. Duvall. They replaced
Samuel B. Briggs and G. Sprigg
Ward who did not seek re-elec-
ton.
Twenty-four year-old Mr.. Man
nix is a native of Gaithersburg.
He is a veteran of three years in
the Air Force during which he at
tanned the rank of sergeant. Prior
to his appointment as town clerk
he was a fingerprint classifier
for the FBI for two years and
an employee of Blood jewelers. in
Gaithersburg for one and a half
years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07

1 sometimes appear inpish and
loud at home. were angelic and
immaculate as they performed in
this eliminating activity Of the
year. Congratulations, too, to the
parents and the indefatiguable
: teachers for the clever costuming
and the elaborate scenery and
/ floral decorations.
William Blair of New Mexico
has been the houseguest of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Christie for the
past two weeks.
The Washington Grove Won
ems Club viii hold its annual pic
mic on June %, beginning at II
am. at the Ag Center.
New officers of The Gathers
burg Parent-Teacher Association
were installed at the final meeting
for the year. j. Sterling Bowman
past president of the association.
conducted the installation. The
new slate includes: DR.. Stuart
Seaton, president; Theodore Noff
singer, first vice president; Mrs,
Harry Stonham, second vice
president; Robert Wyatt, third
vice president; Mrs. William
Christie, recording secretary;
Mrs. Richard Walker, correspond
ing secretary; DR.. Grant Hagen.
treasurer, and Bryan T. Kile, par
Humanitarian.
Those who contend that Friday
is an unlucky day will get g
strong argument from Mrs. Rus
sell Gloyd For three consecutive
Fridays, Lady Luck has smiled on
Alice. Two Fridays ago, she
found a large sum of money on
the floor of a public building. She
reported her find to the manage
ment, who told her that two,
week waiting period would have
to elapse in order to give the
loser time to announce his loss and
claim the money. He never did.
So at the end of the two weeks,
Alice was given the money.
On the following Friday, she
found a check made out to a com
mercial firm When she returned
it, she was given a suitable
/ reward.
This past Friday she hit the
/ jackpot when she received a tele-
phone message telling her that
she had won a de luxe Frigidaire
range in a drawing sponsored by
/ the Electric institute of Washing
ton and its dealer members. All
Alice did to win was to visit
Farmers Supply, look over the
wide variety of ranges, select the
model she'd like to own, and sign
her name. It was as easy as that
Hers was the lucky entry, and
she's now the owner of a hand
some new range. If you'd like to
see the model the management
at Farmers Supply will be glad to
show you what you missed along
with a host Of other appliances,
Sincere sympathy is extended
to Joseph Walton and Harry Wal
ton at the death of their sister,
Miss Mary f. Walton, who passed
away last Thursday.
At a Joint dinner meeting Of
the Kiwanis Club and the Bust
ness Mems Association, held last
Tuesday evening, officers of che
Key Club were installed and new
members were indicted. Spon-
sorship of Key Clubs is an inter
national project of Kiwanis Clubs
Membership is composed of key
high school boys and is designed
to recognize leadership among
these young men.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
BY MOllie Christie Waters
GaitherSburg $50


Editors Note: Mollia Chris
tie Waters, who viii be remem-
bered by many Sentinel read
ers as former employee, is
back with us as our Gathers.
burg correspondent. She is the
wife of William b. Waters.
Mrs. Marie Wayne, former
Gaithersburg reporter, resign.
ed because of increasing family
responsibilities
Greetings from the latest in a
long line of Gaithersburg cores
pondentsi We admit that we ap-
proach the assignment with some
misgivings, for we have been told
that Gaithersburg folk are not
given to notifying the correspond
entS of their social activities.
Hence, we begin with plea for
your cooperation in gathering in
teresting items from the Gath
ersburg-Washington Grove area
Since this column is restricted to
articles of fact, we cannot create
any delightful, fictitious tid-bits
for your amusement; and since
hearSay is a most unreliable me
dunn of communication apt tC
end in libel suits and all sorts of
nasty goings-on, we are going to
rely on you, the readers, for our
information.
So please telephone your news to
$50, keeping in mind the Sunday
evening deadline.
June is the month of gradua
tons, returnings from far-away
schools, and closing activities of
clubs and organizations.
One of our towns most popu-
lar young men became Ensign
James Van Meter in graduation
exercises at the Naval Academy
on Friday. Jimmy is the son of
Read Adm. and Mrs. Merle Van
Meter.
Pat Grady, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Hugh Grady, was graduated
from the Academy of Holy
Names, Silver Spring, in com
mencement exercises held Sun
day.
The graduating class OF St
Martins was entertained by Rev
Paul E. Meyer last evening at q
turkey dinner at the rectory.
The district convention of the
Lions Clubs in district 22-C was
held last week in Atlantic City
Among those from Gaithersbure
who attended were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Walker, Glenn E. Gillian
Jack Griffith, Bill Reber, and
Merton Duvall.
Mrs. William McBain is spend
ing the week in Fredericksburg
Va, as the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Stewart Graves.
Just about the most feted lady
in town these days is Mrs. Ethe'
w. Jacobs, who is retiring next
week after 20 years as secretary
at the high school. The Montgom
cry County Teachers Association
presented her with a silver pitcher
as tribute to her fine service, and
the Gaithersburg faculty, who
have found her an indispensable
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-04
MET0DA zAMJENJ|vANJA
B0LESNIn K0STUU | zUBI

Postoji mogucnost da &c
tkivo kostiju zuba - kada
teorija bu d e pretvorena u
praksu - moci da Sc regene-
rise iii zamijeni dr-ugim. To
bi bio rezultat dalekoseznog
otkrica da kosti koje SUI u
mjetno omeksane mogu po-
novno da ocvrsnu. Ucenjaci
SUI dosli do ovog otkrica O.
pitom u kome su eliminirali
minerale il zivotinjskih ko-
stiju i ucinili owe mekim i
spuzvastim. Kada SUI ma owe
kosti djelovali izvjesnim ke-
mikalijama i stavili i'll u ra-
stvor slican tekucinama u
tijelu, kosti su ponovno o.
cvrsnule, one SUI Sc "rekalci-
ficirale".
Time je, prize svega, "a
zubne lijecnike stvorena teo-
rijska mogucnost da uzimaju
owe "demineraliziriane" die
love kosti, da djeluju ma njih
kemikalijama i da iii kao
"prirodne plombe" umecu u
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Vancouver, B. c., Can.

Vancouver, b. c., Can. -
Sa ponosom javljamo svoj
rodbini prijateljima, kao i
clanstvu nase H.B.Z., da SUI
mas clan clanica odsjeka
br. 787, brat Mike Canic i Sc
stra Margaret Mahovlic, stu
pill u bracni zivot, pa njihovu
sliku donosimo, da i'll sve ma
Sc clanstvo bolje upozna.
Vjencanje ovog mladog pa
ra obavlieno je ma II. juna
1855. god. u katolickoj crkvi
"Our Lady of Sorrows" uz
prisustvo njihovih roditelja i
veliki broj druge rodbine
prijatelja.
Mas mladenac, brat Canic,
sin je pokojnog Ivana zivu-
&c Antonije Canic rodom IL
nase krsne Like, a radi kao
organizator u ribarskoj uniji.
Mladenka Antonija kcerka je
Johna i Magdalene Mahovlic
IL New Westminster, rodom
je IL naseg krsnog zumberka,
a radi "a B. G. Telephone Co.
Nakon 'crkvenih obreda, sva-
tovi su poSli ma slikanie. a
zatim SUI Sc provezli po mie-
stu i krenuli u New West
minister mladenkinoj kuci
= gdje in je docekao dobar
obied.
U 7:30 sati u vecer "Rus-
sian Peoples Home bio je pun
naroda, prijatelja iobadviju o.
bitelji. U s sati u vecer bila
je svadbena vecera, a stolo-
ravnatelj bio je brat John
Mahovlich, mladenkin brat,
koji je najprije pozdravio
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zidje ma povrsinu u nekim iz-
borima treba, u svemu sto
Sc tice postenog vrsenja gra-
djanskih duznosti, bezuslovno
slusati. I to je i pravo pri-
rodno, jer kad Sc opozicija
ne bi pokoravala zakonima,
koje Vlada donese, nastala
bi anarhija, nered i nesreca
"a cijeli narod. Stranka, koja
je ostala u manjini ma izbori-
ma, dakle opozicija, ina pra-
vo, da Vladin rad kritikuje,
i ona to redovno i radi, trijez-
no i pametno, konstruktivno
to sto vi radite nevalja, a
ovako, kako mi mislimo, bio
bi bolje. A niko nije tolikoI
pametan, da u isto vrijem-
sve vidi. Vlada opozicija Sc
u neku ruku dopunjuju i "a
to Sc u Britaniji opozicija /
zove "Lojalna opozicija Nj.
Velicanstva Kraljice", a sef
opozicije po rangu je prvi,
kod svih svecanosti do pred
sjednika Wade. Pa i to je
pravo i pametno, jer sef opo-
zicije, kod slijedecih izbora
cesto postane predsjednikom
Wade, a sef Wade sefom o.
pozicije. Vladu cd opozicije
dijele samo pogledi kako tre-
ba sa zemljom upravljati
S narodnom imovinom gospo-
dariti i nista drugo. Slabo bi
Sc provela ona Vlada, koja bi
pokusala, da opoziciju stavi
van zakona da svoje protiv-
nike proglasi izdajnicima, ka-
ko je to u nekim zemljama
bivalo i biva. A ne bi Sc bo-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
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izbusene zube, gdje &c kos
tano tkivo ocvrsnuti i postati
dio zuba. Pored toga, moci &c
da Sc sprijeci i ispadanje zu-
ba ocvrscavanjem kosti oko
njih.
Ukoliko oval process bude
primjenljiv u praksi, kirurzi
&c moci da Sc sluze MIN da
bi ubrzali zarascivanje frak-
tura da bi zamijenili kosti
koje SUI izgubljene zbog bo-
lesti iii uslijed nesrecnog slu-
GAIA.
Mogucnosti koje Sc otvara-
ju ovim revolucionarnim ot-
kricem iznijete SUI u refera-
tn broocklinskog lijecnika DIR.
Alberta Sobela Federaciji a.
merickih drustava "a eksperi-
mentalnu biologiju.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-04

mladence zazelio i'm sretan
i veseo bracni zivot. Zatim
su slijedili drugi govornici,
koii su incidence pozdravili i
zazelili i'm sretan bracni Ii
vot.
Kun je bio brat John To-
mich, a kuma mladenkina Sc
stra, Anne Mahovlich. Die
veri i djeveruse: Kay Mahov-
Itch, Mary Mahovlich, Mary
Rodal, Wally Corak, Bill ST.
kich George Mahovlich.
Mladenci SUI primili lijepe
darove, a svatovsko veselje
traialo je do polnoci. o pol
noci mladenci SUI Sc svima
zahvalil, oprostili Sc sa svo-
jim roditljima, ostavili dvo-
ranu i otisli ma medeno puto-
vanje u Grand Coulee Dam,
Wash, i Portland, Oregon.
Nakon toga, kad su Sc sva-
tovi poceli razilaziti, veliki
broj i'll je otisao kuti mia
denca, k njegovoj majci, AM
toniji Cacic, gdje su Sc ve-
selili i zabavljali sve do bije-
lie zore.
Ovo je zaista bilo liiepo i
veliko svatovsko veselje ma
kojem smo svi bill zadovolj-
nj.
U ime svega clanstva ma
Seq odsjeka broj 787, sviju
prijatelja mladenaca, ia i'm
zelim najboliu sreeu i zado-
voljstvo u njihovom bracnom
zivotu, te da budu ma ponos
svojim roditeljima i svima
mama!
Mary Burma, tainica.
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ri sazrele, proSlrlvalo Sc pra-'
vo glasa. Nije, razumije Sc
sve to iSlo tako jednostavno,
kao po nekom planu, nego je
bilo i borbe, ali Sc polako islo
naprijed dok nije doslo, u O.
vom stoljecu, do opceg pra-
va glasa.
U Britaniji, kao drugim
zemljama engleskog jezika i
britanske kulturne bastine,
redovito nema wise Cd dvije
stranke, koje Sc bore "a vlast
u zemlji, koje Sc ma vlasti
iznijenjuju. Katkada Sc po-
javi i koja treca stranka, pa
ako je po idejama jaka, i ako
zastupa program, koji narod
odobrava, njen napredak zna-
ci smrt jedne cd starijih stra-
naka, pa tako opet zavlada
dvostranacki sistem. Medju
razumnim svijetom dvostra-
nacki sistem je i prirodan,
jer sc svi nezadovoljnici mo-
gu svrstati u jednu opozicio-
nu stranku, stranke su jake,
pa kad dobiju povjerenje ma
roda, jedna iii druga, mogu
vladati i vladaju bez trzavica,
te bez vecih parlamentarnih
kriza. Dvostranacki S S e m
prirodan je i zbog toga sto,
opcenito uzeto, Vlada opo-
zicija zastupaju diva razlicita
pogleda kako treba S narod-
nom imovinom gospodariti i
sa zemljom upravljati, da ma
rodu bude sto bolje, i da sto
slobodnije zivi. Takav sistem
stvara jake stranke i cvrste
Wade.
Prva je zasada prave de-
mokracije, da Vladu, koja j.
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ciju sliku donosimo, da ga
clanstvo prijatelji vide ma
sici bolje upoznadu.
Died baka ovog mladog
clana jesu Srecko Vera Ra-
dosevic, roditelji naseg unu-
ka, Josipa Radosevica, a ro-
ditelji njegove make, Anne,
jesu Mato j Jozefina Grguric,
jedni j d1ugi rodom il Mrkop-
liza, Hrvatska. Roditelji mia
dog naseg clana, koji prelazi
u odsjek broj 221, jesu Josip
i Anna, rodjena Grguric. Mia
di clan, Joseph, rodjen je u
Numa, Iowa, a Anna u No
vingeru, Mo.
Otac mladog naseg clana
poginuo je pred nekoliko 60
dina ma radnji u pilani kad
je jedan balvan unistio ME
gov mladi zivot. Tako je mia
da njegova majka, Anna, O.
stala udovica, a mi bez ma
Seq sina. Mas unuk, Joseph,
rodjen je ma 20. srpnja 1898.
godine u ugljokopackom mje-
stu Numa, Iowa.
Ovo sam sve napisao, da
bude jasnije i zanimivije, o.
|sobito citateljima IL Mrkop-
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vitak nase naseobine u So.
Chicagu. Malo je takovih ma
seobina, koja Sc toliko zalazu
uz svoj Ujedinjeni Odbor Od-
sjeka H. B. 2. "a pjevacka
drustva, omladinske tambu-
raSke zborove i cak "a skolu
gdje Sc omladina uci hrvat-
ski jerk. Saw tai ogromni i
rodoljubni posao rukovodi
mala grupa cestitih port
vovnih zajednicara, brace i
sestara. I ia odlicna naseo-
bina treba moze da sluzi
ma uzor drugima. - Svima
pax ma - ponos!
To nam pismo prica mno-
go gorke istine, da vrijedni
i zasluzni clanovi, koji kroz
godine trose svoju snagu i
UNI svoj ma narodnoj i "a
jednicarskoj njivi - promicu-
ci hrvatsku narodnu kulturu
i jacanjem svoje Hrv. Brat
ske Zajednice, pax - ma "a
lost - nijedan cd njih ne
moze dospjeti u upravu svo-
je Zajednice.
Mi stalno prodikujemo, da
bi ma konvenciji trebalo bira-
ii ljude po sposobnosti i po
doprinosima, ali podjela po-
litika diktiraju drugacije.
Vodje southcikaskih odsje-
ka ipak bi trebalo uzeti u OBJ
zir. Svi su oni cestiti i po-
zrtvovni clanovi.
Da spomenemo samo jed
noga i to tajnika Ujedinjenih
Southcikaskih Odsjeka HBZ
- brata Josipa Vucica -
koji Sc mnogo zalaze i zrt-
vuje, da ia organizacija sluzi
svojoj svrsi, a imade uz lju-
bav "a rad i dobru spremu,
te je stalno u "Zajednicaru'
da bodri i die duh i ponos
mladjim i starijim "a sve ono
sto je nase hrvatsko pleme-
nito lijepo.
Svoj braci ma vodstvu ia
mosnjih nash odsjeka - cast
postovanje! - Urednik.
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Naplata "a sIike

Naplata "a izradbu kliseja
slika, koje donosimo u Zajed-
nitaru: Slika na jednom stup-
Gu samo poprsje - 81; slika
ma jednom stupcu, dvije oso-
be - 81; slika ma diva stup-
ca, do cetiri Osobe, pune ve-
licine -$5; slika ma tri stup.
ca, wise cd cetiri osobe, pune
velicine - 81; "a slike koje
zauzimlju wise cd tri stupca,
urednistvo Zajednicara odre-
djuje cijenu nakon primi Sill
ku. Odsjecni tajnici ostali,
koji nam slike salju ma uvrst-
bu, neka ov0 uvaze.
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hovlic, koji jos imaju dvoje
djece u Pomlatku, Mike i
Dorothy, u odraslom clan
stvu &c Mary i Ann naci uz
svoje roditelje brata John
ny, nevjestu Lenore Mahov-
lie, kao i sestru Kay i svaka
Johnny Fast, a u gnijezdu O.
stavljaju njihove petero die
ce. zivile sretne bile sestre
Mary i Ann Mahovlic!
Sa strane cjelokupnog Clan
stva naseg odsjeka, cestita-
mo mladim clanovima i klice-
mo dobro nam dosli u redove
odraslog clanstva, da bude-
te dobri iskreni clanovi svo-
je najjvece ustanove - Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice. I
neka vas pratt sreca cijeloga
zivota!
Ivan Mahovlic, tajnik.
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Svrsio je skolu u Port AL
berni, a sada radi "a McMil-
Ian & Bloedel Ltd. Ostavlja
u Pomlatku diva brata i jed
nu sestru, a u odraslom clan
stvu &c naci svoje roditelje,
dobre clanove. Otac Steve OBJ
nasa predsjednicku duznost u
nasem odsjeku, pax smo u
nadi da &c i mladi Petar slije-
diti stope svoga oca. Ia to
mu klicemo - dobro nam
dosao!
Drugi je brat Mike ]. Min
kovic, rodjen 1. juna, 1887.
u Vancouver, B. G. Svrsio je
skole u Port Alberni, sada
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hovlic, koji SUI dobri clanovi
odsjeka vrse duznosti u isto-
me; otac je tajnik a majka
blagajnica odsjeka. Mary po-
lazi dvanaesti razred skole
vrlo dobro uci, a kada svrsi
skolu misli lei raditi 20 ci-
novnicu.
X
Cetvrta je sestra Ann B.
M. Mahovlic, rodjena 2. mar
ca, 1889. u Port Alberni. Po-
lazi skolu jedanaesti razred;
kada svrsi skolu misli polazi-
ii dalje da Sc izuci "a Nurse,
sto joj je zelja. Ann je kcer-
ka isto Ivana Marie Ma
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0dsjek S9b je povetan
Sa cefiri mIada CIana

Port Alberni, b. c., Can.
- Sa veseljem javljam Clan
stvu prijateljima, da Sc je
mas odsjek broj 896 H.B.Z.
pojacao sa cetiri mlada cla-
ma, koji su presli IL Pomlat-
ka gnijezda broj SAB u od-
raslo clanstvo, CHE slike ov-
die donosimo, da i'll clanstvo,
rodbina prijatelji vide bo-
lie upoznaju.
X
Prvi je brat Petar Bukovac,
rodjen u februaru 1887. u
Port Alberni cd dobrih rodi-
telja, Steve i Mike Bukovac.