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along with / 900 bales each in current
crop March and May New crop months
ssnoWeo ns Wioess sains on commission ,
considerations but the demand there
was not very active.
Noon prices we're UNCHANGED to 81 O5
10 bale higher than the previous close.
December 80 s4, March 1895 and May
34.0 6.
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DIVIDENDS
METAL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YoEK. Nov t-s.--soos non.
ferrous metal prices t0chg COPPER ~
tsrta 3 pound Ccnnertlrgf Waller.
Lad fh cents rrGnc MFN Ynfe
zlnc idts cents = polne Es1s - LeIit
slan silver eias ferfs Der fF1y ounce.
Ses YoeA ~ pitsogTEh. Arap g.stl
10. ] nsaFy paf agcttd ~ 81 06-bs g0
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 Up The Neu
YORK Etecs Exchange fernrtsa t0cay
these ed - transactiont b principal
eeslert % - sncsrge Ter November s..
Purchases - $50 ne shaFes. fass Of
e3t en3 snarea iErlgcins 1855 sharss
sold thort.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. Z dP.-Cottoh fu-
lures improved during the forenoon TO-
day. with trade buying active in near
months. A leading spot firm purchased
about ) 600 bales Of nearby December,
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TAX MEMOS
BY FRANCIS P. DOUGLAS

The following are Sunmdr-
lied from rulings OF the United
Df0foc T1r UO1trf.
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Continued From Preceding Page

Seal points are great
climbers" says Mrs. Steers.
They leap to the tops Of the
draperies and the clothes in
the closet. A favorable perch
for ours Is the top of the re-
frigerator."
Like many Siamese, the
Steers cats like to sleep in
bed. under the covers, If they
can get away with it. They
love motoring and come
bounding from any part of
the house If they hear the car
keys jingle.
Americans who have been
in Thailand (Siam1 will tell
you there are no Siamese cats
there, but Chun Prabha-
Vivadhana. press officer of
the Royal Thai (Siamese)
Embassy, had a beloved
Siamese cat when he lived in
Bangkok. He is keenly inter-
ested in the breed and wrote
the chapter on names in the
book, Your Siamese Cat" by
Hettie Gray Baker. He regu-
larry answers inquiries ad-
dressed to the Thai Embassy
regarding these cats that were
first imported from Thailand
to the United States in 1895.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
B.&P.W. Members
Attend Convention

Four members from the Ge-
auga County Business and Pro-
eSsional Women'S club attended
the state convention at Toledo,
May IS to 27, at the Commo-
dore Perry hotel.
The theme of the convention
was leadership. The main ad-
dress Of the three days sessions
was given Saturday evening at
he banquet by The Honorable
Frances P. Bolton, Member OF
Congress, 22nd Ohio District
and appropriately entitled, 1--WE
Women. Over 1000 were in at.
tendance at this convention
those from the local club being
Mrs. Lillian McKeenan, Mrs. Ma
rie Miller, Miss Elsie SchWindl
and Miss Eleanr Cramton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
THE RECORD, cHARDoN, OHIO, JUNE7 1861
Public Notice is Hereby Given:

Public Notice is Hereby Given:
l. That heretofore on the
22nd day Of December, 1853, the
Court Of Common Pleas of Ge-
auga County, Ohio, duly enter
ed decree, erecting and Great
ing The Chagrin Heights San
itary District and appointing a
Board of Directors therefor.
2. That thereafter this Court
duly appointed Frank Stanton,
Steve Roper, and Fred Leustig
the Board OF Appraisers for said
District. That said Board of Ap-
praisers on the 4th day of June,
1856, filed its Appraisal of Bene-
fits and Damages and of land to
be taken as follows:
(a) All land within said Dis
trict lying west of Geauga Coun-
ty Line, north of Bell Street,
south of Walters Road, east of
Clarion Drive, and included
within Frank Stanton's Subdivi-
sionS /, 2, and 8 of Chagrin
Heights in Geauga County.
(b) Including also all of Roy
Baynes Allotment fronting on
the south side of Bell Street in
South Russell.
(c) Including also lands out
side the District appraised for
damages for easements of way
from the Village of Chagrin
Falls along the south side OF
Route 422 from the Department
of Public Affairs Reservoir and
pump house to a point opposite
Daisy Lane; from the State OF
Ohio for crossing under Route
422 opposite Daisy Lane; from
Cedric Morrison along the BERN
to Daisy Lane. Woodside Road
across Forest Drive and through
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Sublot 40 in Cedric Morrison's
Subdivisions 2 and 3 of South
Russell Village; through sublot
126 of M. g. J. Lax; through
BERN and under Bell Street In
the Village of South Russell; for
improved supply, higher pres
sure, and fire protection by con-
struction of an 8-inch high pres
sure supply main inter-comect-
ing with domestic supply grid
and reservoir of the Village of
Chagrin Falls.
The said appraisal of benefits
and damages and land to be ta-
ken is now on file in the office
of the Clerk of this Court.
3. All public corporations and
all persons, owners of or inter-
ested in the property described
in said Report, whether as ben
Gifted property or as property
taken and damaged whether
said taken or damaged property
lies within or without said Dis
trict), desiring to contest the
appraisals as made and returned
by the Board of Appraisers,
must file their objections in said
Court on or before the End day
of July, 1856, and a hearing on
said appraisal will be had on
the 18th day of July, 1856, at
1000 AM. in the City of Char
don, Ohio, at which time an
opportunity will be afforded all
objectors to be heard upon their
several objections.
Donald E. Philips
Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas of Geauga County, Ohio.
Dated at the City of Chardon,
Ohio, this 4th day of June, 1856.
3C25
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eW pretty chorines like Irene
Meyer and Sandy Sane, pictured
here to give them inspiration,
have been straining their mus
clss to raise the sixty tons of
brand-new canvas covering
which was tailor-made for Musi-
carnival in Kansas City.
Best of its kind, the new tent
was manufactured from tWo-and-
a-half miles of flame-resistant
blue canvas. Weather conditions
have slowed up the tent-raiSing
project, but Producer Johnny
Price expects to have all twelve
sections Of the tent Snugly Sc
cured and ready when the cast
arrives and rehearsals start for
MuSicarnivars first show of the
season, Rodgers and Hammer
STEMS delightful The King and
T., which will open on Friday,
June 8 and run for 3 and one
half weeks through July l.
Ideally located for motorists,
MuSicarnival has also improved
it's parking facilities and made
many other improvements for
the comfort and enjoyment OF
audiences this summer, includ-
ing a new refreshment stand
new refreshment stand.
Six other tuneful smaSh-hit
shows are scheduled to follow
The King and T.: plain and
Fancy, July 2 through July Il
Call Me Madam, July Il
through July 29 The Merry
Widow, July 80 through Angus
II Carmen, August /;
through August 26 Wonderful
Town. August 27 through Sep
tember 9 and "Kismet" Sep
tember 10 through Septembe,
%.
MuSicarnivaps box office i
open for phone reservations ant
ticket sales from 10 an. to i
pm. daily. Phone number
MOntrose 3-8400. Tickets are al
so available at Burrows.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
Church News
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH OF CLARIDON NEWS

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH OF CLARIDON NEWS
On Thursday, June 7 at 2:30
pm. The Women's Fellowship
will hold their meeting in, the
new Social Hall of the Church.
This meeting will honor the Sen
ior members of the Fellowship.
In charge of the afternoon pro-
Mrs. Rbert FenWick, Mrs. Ci--
let Yung, Mrs. Margaret New
bury, and Ms. Pauline Calsn.
In the evening the Senior
Choir will meet for their rehear-
sal.
Sunday, June 10: The Annual
Children's Day Service of the
Church School will be held be-
ginning at 1890 in the morning
In charge of the Morning Wor-
ship service the Christian Edu-
cation Committee of the church.
At the close of the Children S
Day Service the Co-Weds Church
School Glass will meet for a
'Pot-Luch Dinner" in the So
cial Hall of the Church.
The Annual TWo-WeekS SeS.
sion of the Vacation Church
School will begin on Monday
June 18 and will come to a else
on Friday, June 90. In charge
of this years session, Mrs
Ray Grafton, and Mrs. Franci!
VaCcariello.
On Thursday, morning, June
7, the minister and his famil!
will leave for Andover, Massa
chusetts, and their sons gradua
tion at Phillips Andover Aca
deny. Mr.. Grove will return il
time for the morning worship
service on Sunday, June IT.
The, Golden Rule ChurCl
School Glass will meet at th'
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Huber
Starr on Saturday evening, Jun,
g..
At the morning worship ser
vice last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs
Harry K. Reese of HuntsburI
and Chadwick J. Grafton, sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Grat
ton of Claridon. united with tn
church n confession of Chris
tian faith.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
Pictures and Prizes

This is about the time of year
we always like to remind our
readers of the amateur snapshot
contests that are getting under
way. Somehow we feel entering
contest is one more opportunity
for having fun with your pic
lures.
During the summer in many
cities across the country, news
papers conduct contests especially
for amateur snapshooters. There
are weekly prizes, and a grand
prize awarded at the end of the
season. Then all the grand prize
winners from the city competi-
tions vie for giant cash prizes in
a national contest.
In selecting snapshot as your
contest entry, first be sure that
it's a clear, sharp picture, Sec
ondly, check to see whether it
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
Hambden Kindersartners
Take Train to Cleveland

HAMBDEN - Thursday, May
"a, was an exciting day for 43
kindergarten and first grade pu-
pills, their teachers and p mo-
theirs.
They left Hambden school at
7:45 am. in cars for the New
York Central Station in Paines-
vile, where they boarded a train
for their ride in their own pri-
vate car to the Cleveland Ter
minal.
To many children and their
mothers, this was a new ex-
perience.
Upon arriving at the termin-
al, they visited the terminal tow
er. It was a beautiful clear day
and everyone enjoyed the vew
Several mothers and children
remained in Cleveland and re-
turned on the same train which
left at 12:15 pm. ThoseXXXX
children who were not accom-,
panied by their mothers, re.
turned on the bus with theil
teachers, Mrs. Adams and Mrs
Vaughn. The school bus met
them at the terminal.
These children were then dri
ven to the East 9th Street pier
where they ate their lunch anC
watched boats and airDlaneS ar
irving and leaving.
They later drove to the Ar
Muesum, where they wake da
round the lake. Here they saw
fish, swans, turtles and ducks
They also visited the Garde1
Center Building, where they saw
many birds and rare plants.
The bus returned at 2::45 pm
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
10 Complete
GraduateWork
at Rutgers

E. E. Johnson, Jr., Assistant
Cashier of The Chardon Savings
Bank Co. will return during
June to The Graduate School of
Banking at Rutgers University
for his third summer session.
With this session, which will be
held on the University's campus
in New Brunswick, New Jersey,
June II through %, he will COM
plete his course at the school.
Mr.. johnson is one of over
1,050 bank officers who will at
tend the two-week session of
school, which is sponsored by
the American Bankers Associa-
ton. This student body-from A
states, the District of Columbia,
Puerto Rico, and Cuba repre-
sents a capacity enrolment.
The Graduate school was foun-
ded in 1885 by the ABA. to
provide an opportunity for ad-
NdllCcu Stuuy 4O1 CApC1
bankers. The faculty for the 1856
session, numbers SO outstanding
bankers, lawyers, educate r S,
bank supervisors, and govern
ment officials. During the sess.
ion, they will cover all phases
of banking, economies, law, gov,
ernment, and related subjects
Four major subjects are Offered
by the school-commercial bank
ing, trusts, investments, and saw
ings management. Mr.. johnson
is majoring in Commercial Bank
ing.
In addition to his three resi-
dent sessions at Rutgers, to quail
ify for graduation, Mr. Johnsor
must have completed two years
Of extension study at home anc
written a thesis based on orig
inal research in some phase O
finance.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
Witnesses to
Hear Guest
Speak Sunday

The Chardon Congregation of
Jehovah's S Witnesses is entertain
ing visitors.
MIR. James A. Hinderer, Cir
cult Minister of Ohio Circuit No.
10 is making the regular semi
annual circuit visit to Chardon
and adjoining villages of Geau-
ga County.
This means a very active week
for the local witnesses, commen-
cling Tuesday evening June 5
and ending Sunday evening June
10.
The high point in Mr.. Hinder
er'S visit will be his public lee
ture at the local meeting place
Sunday, June 10 at 7 PM. The
title of the lecture is "Attaining
Victory in Christian Warfare. -
Mr.. Hinderer and wife are be-
ing entertained at the residence
of E. M. Watson, presiding min
ister.
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Geauga Youngsters to Camp
at Whitewood Starting June II

honing and Geauga Counties
will be held from August 8
through August 10. A special
camp, for those members en-
ployed during the summer
months who cannot get away
during the regular camping pro-
gram, will be held July l3, IA
and is. This is a weekend camp
and the program is devoted to
youngsters. 16 years old and o.
yer. With the Junior Camp so
close at hand, letters with ap-
plication blanks attached have
been put in the mail this week
to all All members.
If you, as a parent have any
questions concerning the facil-
tiles at Camp Whitewood or the
camping program, do not hes
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youth will be at Raccoon Creek
State Park n Pennsylvania for
our Church Camp. A number Of
our adults will be there as tea
chers, counSelors, and cooks. We
will leave from the church at
1890 Shartp!
Monday, June IL
2:45 pm. Brownies
3:45 pm. intermediate Brow
MES
7:3O pm. Boy Scouts
Tuesday, June IL
2:45 pm. 3rd Grade Brown
les
400 p. m. Wesleyan Choir Re-
hearsal
Wednesday, June 13
800 pm. Special Commission
on Education meeting.
Those needing transportation
for their camp equipment may
bring them to the church Fri
day evening or before 800 am.
Saturday morning. One bedroll
and one suitcase, securely tied
and proper Identification tied
on. HAVE FUN! Don't forget
the Patterson Banquet, Mon
day, June 25, speaker, Bob Eel
Ter!
A grateful Thank you to the
honest person who turned into
the Geauga Record tn $500
worth of stamps 1 lost. And
all things, whatsoever We shall
ask in prayer. believeing, ye
shall receive" J. Hardesty Sec
retary, Chardon Methodist
Church.
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itate to call or write to our Of
flee.
The All camping program is
considered one of the most i'm
portant phases of the All ac-
tivities. During the four or five
days that the All member is
at camp he is receiving instruc-
tions in crafts, sports, swimming
and All PHILOSOPHERS and learn
ing how to get along with other
youngsters his own age. This
can be a vital step in the de-
velopment of youngsters. En-
courage your child to partici-
pate in this camping program.
Those youngsters going to Ju-
nior Camp MUST have their
reservations into the Extension
Office no later than June 8.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07

has composition that's generally
pleasing to the eye. And finally,
ask yourself if it has universal
appeal-whether it would tell
simple, direct story to another
person who may have no ia
miliarity with the subject.
If your snapshot seems to fill
these specifications, don't hesitate
to enter it in one of the contests.
More often than you think, an
unplanned picture taken with a
simple box camera by a casual
Sunday snapshooter is the very
one that walks away with top
honors.
So start watching for announce
ments of amateur snapshot con-
tests and right now begin
sorting out your snapshots for
suitable entries.
John Van Guilder
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
Sally Fenwick
to Wed
June p

CLARIDON - The custom of
open church" wedding with re-
ception following, will be OBJ
served Saturday, June %, when
Sally Anne Fenwick, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fenwick
and 1t. Robert Nelson Rich
mond, son Of Mrs. Marjorie
Richmond and Mr.. Tom Rich
mond, are married at Claridon
Congregational Church at 2::3O
All friends are cordially in
vited.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
GEAUGA YOUNGSTERS 30 pt
Associate County Agent.

On June II, 1855 approximate
ly 1870 boys and girls from Ge-
auga County will be streaming
into Camp Whitewood for ano-
ther weeks outdoor camping.
Camp Whitewood is located at
Phelps Creek just south of
Route 322 in AShtabula County
Camp Whitewood is open to all
Al members between the ages
of ten and twenty. The camp
ing program is divided into sew
eral parts. The Junior Camp
for those youngsters 10, II, IL
and 13 years will be held from
June II thrugh June %. The
Senior Camp which is a COM
bination cam pwith Portage, Ma
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
Republican Women
to Meet June II

The Republican Women's Club
will hold their next meeting on
Monday, June II at the home
of Mrs. Elvena Gray in Mont
vile at 8 PM. The change in
date is due to the Special E
lection being held on Tuesday
An information program has
been planned.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
CHARDON METHODIST
CHURCH NEWS
Harry A. Carney, Pastr
Paul BidgOOd, Church School

harry A. carney, PaStr
Paul BidgOOd, Church School
Church School 9:15 am. Nor
ming Worship 1870 am. Mrs.
w. Langner in charge Of nur-
sery next Sunday.
Thursday, June Z
7:30 pm. Senior Choir Rehear-
sal
800 pm. Wmen'S Society OF
Christian Service at Church,
Mrs. Hill of the Red Cross,
Speaker.
Sunday, June 10
Methodist Student Day, also
Promotion Sunday
June l0-17 ur pastor and our
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
FUNNY BAKERS MEET

The Funny Bakers had their
second meeting May 81, 1856.
We had our first lesson on how
to make biscuits. Our next meet
ing will be June 7, 1856. 1t
will be held at Mrs. Slagle'S
house, Route 322, East Claridon.
Brenda Slusher, reporter.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07

In the Court of Common Pleas
No. IL ,478
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON APPRAISALS
STATE OF OHIO
{ SIS
COUNTY OF GEAUGA {
In the Matter of:
CHAGRIN HEIGHTS
SANITARY DISTRICT
To All Persons and Public
CORPORATIONS Interested.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07

Canvas away! Tent going up!
A sure sign that summer is on
the way, in spite of the weather,
is this scene out at Musicar-
nival, Cleveland's nationally fa-
nous professional tent theater
on Warrensville Center Road
MuSiCarnivapS hard-Working
technical crew, along with a
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Fontanans Picnic
Sunday, August Il

Fontana, Calf. - C.. F. u.
Lodge $50 will sponsor a pic
mic on Sunday, August 26, at
Bonita Park in Lytle Creek.
Tom Suzich, our Picnic
Chairman, promises plenty of
barbecued lamb from IL o.
clock on. Home made cakes
and other solid and liquid re-
freshments will be made a.
vailable to you under the di-
rection of our capable lodge
sisters, Anna Evica and He
len Muhar.
There will also be dancing
for both young and old.
Our President, John Pere-
tin, on behalf of the lodge
membership, extends a cor
dial invitation to all lodges.
Marica F. Rakich, Pub.
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CFU, ecu Lodges And Church Society
To STAGE NIAGARA Frontier Croat Day

and favors for the kiddies.
AS the highlight of the day,
some lucky person will win an
all expense paid trip for two,
to Florida by air. We suggest
that you hurry and contact
one of the members of the
sponsoring organizations for
your tickets, as only a limited
number were printed and
there are not very many left
The sponsoring organiza.
tions are the CF'U Lodges OF
Lackawanna and Buffalo, the
ecu Lodges of Buffalo and
the ever growing and ener.
getic st. Jerome's Society OF
Niagara Falls.
The public is cordially invi.
ted to attend.
Charles Blazina, Jr., Pub
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Uniontown Lodqe
To Picnic SUNDAY

UNIONTOWN - "Sts. Pc
ter and Paul" CF'U Lodge II
will sponsor a Picnic on Sum
day, August 10, at the well
known picnic site, Dicks
Grove.
AS at all such affairs, we
will have prepared for you an
ample supply of hot barbe-
cued lamb, tempting refresh
ments and a variety of cool
ing liquids. We must also
mention that music for your
dancing and listening plea
sure will be furnished by a
very popular Tamburitza Or
chestra.
At the last monthly meet
ing the members present
motioned that the profits
from this outing be used in
the following way: $4,000 will
be donated to the Croatian
Center in Pittsburgh, Pa, in
the name of Lodge II and
the rest of the proceeds will
be given for the benefit of
the weekly Radio Program
which is sponsored by the
United Lodges of Fayette,
Greene, Washington and
Westmoreland Counties.
AS you can see the profits
will be used for two very
worthy causes for which all
the CF'U members in Western
Pennsylvania pride them
selves Mike Cindric, Pres.
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Farrell Groups To
Picnic AUGUST 19

Farrell, Pa. - The Sloga
Tamburitzans and the Croa-
tian American Civic Club will
co-sponsor a Picnic Sunday,
August 10, at Fruits Mill,
George Borkovich FARM
Clarksville, Pa. This picnic
was to be held on August S,
but was cancelled because Of
rain.
Beginning at 1 PM, there
will be barbecued lamb, re-
treatments and entertain
ment by our young sloga
Orchestra. The TV, which
was to be given away by Sio-
ga will be awarded the same
day.
The public is cordially In
vited to attend.
Emil Bossick, Pres.
Sloga Orchestra
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Lodge 435 Sponsors
18th Anniversary Picnic

Youngstown, Ohio - CFU
Lodge 435 will commemorate
it's 45th Anniversary with a
Picnic, Sunday, August 10th,
at Liberty Grove, stop 20
Sharon Line.
The traditional hot barbe-
cued lamb will be ready from
IL noon on, as will a variety
of cooling liquids. The musi-
cal entertainment will be
furnished by the well known
Pozega Brothers Tamburitza
Orchestra.
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Buffalo, New York - The
Niagara Frontier Croatian
Day Picnic is the main topic
of conversation in the entire
area. The outing will take
place, Sunday, August 10, at
Orchard Park Grove in Tona-
, wanda. Signs will be posted
so that no one will have the
least bit of trouble finding
the grounds.
It will be a great day con-
sisting of fun, music and solid
Croatian foods. For your lis
tening and dancing pleasure
music will be provided by
Nick (Tillie) Klaich and his
Balkan Serenaders, so every
one can be assured of hearing
the type of music they prefer.
There will be games, prizes