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Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Tom Faix Area Chair
man Is Directing Six
teen Captains And Over
100 Solicitors.

Area No. of the Delaware Chap
ter of the American Red Cross now
is we'll under way in its 1866 Fund
Raising drive, according to Tom
Faix, Area Chairman. Sixteen cap
tains md over one hundred solici-
tors are now busy covering their
assignments. The goal this year for
this area is $4,000 out of a state
goal of $313,000 and national
goal of s99. 600, 600. The last ap-
pintment was of John f. Rogers
of Milford to serve as Special
Gifts Chairman for the area
During the past year of unpre-
cendented natural disaster over 27
millions were required for relief
and rehabilitation of $1,000 men.
women, and children In the strick-
en- areas. There were Is natural
disasters that struck right here in
Delaware, three of them classed as
major, and requiring the opening
and operating OF Is shelters in
earious parts of the state for the
housing and feeding Of their vic
inns.
Regarding the Red Cross Home
Service work, the sum of S12.625.-
400 was needed nationally to meet
the emergency needs of Americans
serving in the Armed Forces and
their families There were 3,743 in
stances here in Delaware when SER
vicemen, veteTssas and their fami-
lies needed the Red Cross through
home service There were 402 Del
awar families of servicemen or
veterans who needed financial as
sistance and 45,8o0 nationally re-
celS---zsnch aid.
Over $4,000 patients on a
monthly average, hospitalized in
Veterans Administration facilities
needed Red Cross services. There
are also 1885 items Of various
kinds needed in military. veteran
and civilian hospitals and other in
ztitutions of this State and nation
that could be made by and were
made by volunteer Red Cross work
ers through the Red Cross Pro-
dHction service as bandages and
other medical supplies.
Nationally there were $4,000
persons who wanted to avail them
selves of free Red Cross training
in First Aid with 1852 pupils
studying this subject here in Del
aware, including Milford area.
Some 1,O65. 200 persons, 2.5S4 OF
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Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Two Kille d
In Accidents
On Highways
Tuesday Night
Pedestrian Killed Near
Farnhurs t; Bowers
Beach Man Is Victim
OF Crash Near FELTON,
This Week.

Two persons were killed in mo-
tor vehicle accidents, one in the
Wilmington area and the other
near FELTON, Tuesday evening, to
bring the states highway fatality
toll this year to Is. There were
IL fatalities for the corresponding
period year ago.
The victims are Alexander Bo-
browski. As, of Liberty Boulevard
and Stanton Road. MiHquadale,
killed hy a car as he was crossing
the DUPONT Parkway north of Farm
hurst and Calvin D. Fowler, 28 Of
Bowers Beach, fatally injured when
the car In which he was riding
crashed into the rear Of a jeep on
Route 10. two miles north OF Eel
ton
Bobrowski was taken to the Del
aware Hospital in the county am
bulance and was pronounced dead
upon arrival. DR.. s. s. Bjornson
state medical examiner said, the
victim suffered multiple injuries.
He was identified through papers
found In a Wallet in his clothing
Pedestrian Struck
According to state police Bo-
browski, a pedestrian was struck
crossing the highway at Fernhook
located just north of Farnhurst
by car operated by Robert j.
Markley, 27, of 81 Avon Drive. Ash
bourne Hills, Claymont.
Markley after striking the man
drove to a nearby crossover be-
tween the dual highway and re-
turned to the accident scene to
offer assistance. police said.
He was arrested on a charge of
mansIaughter as result of Bo-
browski's death. The victim was
employed at the Tri-State Labor
atories. 100 block East Second st.
Dover State Police said Fowler
WAS riding In a car driven by Vim
cent Basseft. 36. of Frederick, and
was racing another vehicle at
high-rate of speed when It crashed
into the rear of trailer which was
being pulled by a ieep.
The crash sent Bassett's car out
of control. causing 1t to turn over.
Fowler was thrown from the We
hicle. police said. He died of a
fractured skull. fractured neck and
internal injuries.
Bassett suffered possible frac-
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Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
State Chorus Trust Funds
Group Will Shift Denied
Give Program By Chancellor
Stops Bid To Use Funds
Set-Aside By viii OF
Daniel Hirsch For Ii
brary.

With a tinge of regret, Chancel-
lor Collins j. Seitz on Tuesday
turned down the bids to use funds
set aside for the needy poor" of
Milford for the construction of a
town library.
At the same time. though, he re-
fused to allow the admittedly In
adequate library funds to be added
to the NEEDY poor" fund which at
sent-due to the lack of any
really needy poor-is in a healthy
financial condition.
The chancellor's rulings did not
foreclose the hopes of those who
would like to see an adequate liz
brary to replace the present two
room affair, which now dispenses
books to the citizens of Milford.
His rulings came on arguments on
one particular doctrine of law un-
der which one side argued that the
fund for the poor could be used
for the library.
AS much as anything else the
case brings into the spotlight the
way building costs have gone up
in the past Is years or so. Also, it
might make the layman with
enough money to consider about
setting up trust funds to DO some
very hard thinking about the best
way that trust fund can do the
most good.
The case is concerned with the
will of the late Daniel Hirsch.
urpcidapt of tho Eircf AJofiono1
Bank and Trust Company of Mil
ford who died in September. 1910.
Among the trusts he left in his
will are one for the needy poor of
Milford and the other for a library.
The library fund amounted to about
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the conference is being organized.
In his letter Of invitation the
Governor said, Because of the
deep concern of many citizens Of
the State Of Delaware for the high
est development of our young peo-
pie and the desire of most of Us to
provide a climate in this State in
which that goal can be achieved,
have asked the Delaware Com
mission on Children and Youth to
hold state wide Conference TO
explore the elements in our homes,
churches, schools and c0mmunities
which best contribute to the devel-
Of Good Moral Standards
and Healthy Personalities for Del
aware's Children
The program enclosed with the
invitation outlines the opening OF
the conference at 9 a. m. with reg
istrafion in the lobby. Coffee viii
he served IN tie school cafeteria
from $3.50 a. N. TO 1890 a. m dur
ing which period there will be a
panel discussion entitled Forging
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Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Area s Launches
Annual Red Cross.
Fund Raising Dri7e
SNOWSTORM FURY
CENTERED UPSTATE

The snowstorm which
reached as far d0wnstate
as the middle Of Sussex
County, conferred it's fury
upstate. The snow there con-
tinued throughout most of
the day, Monday, closing all
Wilmington City Schools, and
many of the stores.
In Kent County the ma
jority of the schools closed
for the day, Monday, and
early in the day many STREET
ches OF both 13 and 113. haS
some drifts, none hovey I!
were impossible, and by
noon the road crews, had
removed them. Some secon-
dary roads were in bad
shape throughout Monday.
but even they were passable
with care.
Milford schools remained
open, and the kids there
seemed to have almost as
good time pelting one-an-
Their with snow on the school
grouhds. as they woulG have
had at home.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Lutheran Church
To Hold Vespevs

Reformation Lutheran Church
will hold daily evening Vespers
during Holy Week at 500 .. m, in
the Odd Fellows Hall, On n. Wal
NIT Street in Milford. During Holy
Week, special attention is given to
the passion of our Lord Jesus
Christ by Christians the world over.
The tremendous joy that the Chris
ton knows through the Resurrec-
ton OF Jesus Christ is truly felt
only after the Christian has achiev-
eG an understanding Of the saCri-
fice and cost which our Lord en-
dured.
The theme of these Holy Week
Services viii be Our Salvation.
The Cost For Christ The subject
of meditation for each day of the
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Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Milford J0ycees
Bosses Mite March 29
viii Be Held At Hollands
Restaurant On That
Day

The Milford Junior Chamber Of
Commerce will hold their third an
nual Bosses Mite" banquet on
March 18th. at 700 p. M, at Hol-
lands Restaurant. The dinner will
eliminate with the BOSS of the
Year. award. This award is given
to a Boss in this area who must
have a Jaycee in his employ and
who through the past year has Civ
en- outstanding assistance to the
Milford Junior Chamber of Com
merce and its projects. Previous
BOSS of the Year Award" have
been given to Raymond w. Masten
and DR.. Raymond G. Cobbs.
The feature speaker of the eve
ming will be Mr.. William Morrison,
who is the Regional Electronics
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Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Poultry Meeting At
Milford March 26

Better brooding of broiler and re-
placement chicks will be the theme
of a poultry meeting to be held at
the Milford High School on Mon
day evening. March 26th. Better
management practices and mechan-
ical ventila ton will be included on
the program.
HighligAtiEg the program will be
a panel discussion on How to Pre-
vent Respiratory Diseases with Bet
ter Management and Ventilation"
This panel. to be moderated by S.
L. McHenry, Extension Poultry
Specialist, University of Delaware,
will include the following poultry
men: Wright Ward. John Kder.
and Roy Freeman. al of Gfle MIL
ford area, who will tell what man
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Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Census Bureau To
Obtain income Facts

Special questions on consumer
income, migration and family char
acteristics will be asked in the u
S. Census Bureaus Current Popu-
lation Survey in March, according
to Supervisor Robert n. Scheller
Of the Bureaus district office at
Baltimore, Md, which will partici-
pate in the survey. The special
questions will be in addition to the
regular employment and unemploy-
ment inquiries asked each month
In the Current Population Survey
Supervisor Scheller emphasized
that all fnformatica about individ-
ua1s furnished to the Census Bur-
eau is held In absolute confidence
under Federal law. II is used only
to obtain summary figures such as
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Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23

VtAaf Il JAIL A WI w ~. AAss anu =
Saturday at the Walnut Street
Bridge viii be 10:00-1:00, and 1900
500 p. m.
These units are provided as a
free service by your State Board
OF Health. and the Delaware Anti
tuberculosis Sociery. as part of
your States continuing efforts to
control tuberculosis in Delaware.
Larger industrial plants in the
Milford area ysill be serviced from
March 2sth 10 April End. Among
which will be Muleo. Steiner's. Mat
bes==-ss:: ss.1secsffne Co.. Burris Frozen
Foods. and the l.. ID. Caulk Co.
Members of the Milford Com
muE9ty who are volunteering their
time and efforts to assure the sue
cess OF this community service are:
Mr.. Eldridge Prettyman, general
chairman. Mrs. Garrett L. Grier.
hostess chairman. Mr.. Wilbur T.
Haight and. Mr.. Charles n. Goslee.
publicity Mr.. Roy Mccullough and
Mr.. Daniel Dohring assisted with
Continued on page siD
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Set-up Agency To
Promote Delaware
Many Attractions OF Diamond
State VIII Be Promoted

Establishment of Delaware
agency to promote its many at
fractions was advocated this week
following an all-day conference in
Legislative Hall last week on the
subject of tourism and travel.
The group of more than so hotel,
motel and restaurant owners, and
representatives of chambers of
commerce, museums, and state ag-
encies, held a fiye-hour session.
Miles L. Frederick, director of the
State Development Department,
presided.
continued on page flye)
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Sussex Farm Bureau
Attracts Members
Is Completing Most Successful
Drive In Its History

Sussex County Farm Bureau is
completing its most successful
membership drive in the history of
the Farm Bureau.
The president, Thomas E. Mills,
Jr., Milford. has announced that the
county will have more than 450
farm bureau members for 1856,
representing a gain of more than
80 per cent over 1855.
Mr.. Mills attributed this increase
to the tremendous interest in the
Farm Bureau program by the coun-
ty directors and their efforts to get
the farm program to all the farm
ers of the county. He also ack-
nowledged the support and guld-
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Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Easter Boardwalk
Parade At Rehoboth
Plans Complete For Program At
Delaware Resort

Plans are being completed for
the annual Easter boardwalk fes-
tivities at Rehoboth Beach, Del
aware. it was revealed this week
by Ralph Watson, Jr., president Of
the Rehoboth Beach Chamber of
Commerce.
The usual Easter weekend visi-
tors from a wide area and particu-
larly from Washington, d. c.. are
expected to lam the boards if the
weather proves right for Easter
promenading. Mr. Watson declared.
The Sec a. m. Sunrise Easter
Service. Of which Mrs. Mae Hall
Mc1abe is chairman. viii be held
on the boardwalk al Rehoboth Ave
nue.. with all denominations parti-
she said BY l o'clock the
Continued on page eight
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Alex Sadowski's Son
Now In New Mexico
DIR. 4. L. SadOwski Is Practicing
Dentistry In CarrizOzO, n. M.


DIR. A. L. Sadowski. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Sadowski, of Green
wood, recently opened dental Off
ices in Car-izozo. New Mexico. The
offices, located in the hospital block
of that city. have a reception room,
a business office, two operatory
rooms. one being for X-ray. a con-
sultation room and labratory. The
latest in dental equipment makes
this set-up important to the resi-
dents of Carriz0zo. DR.. Sadowski is
a graduate of Greenwood High
School. attended the University of
Delaware and Stamford University
IN California and is graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania
Dental School He was six years
in the service of his country and
spent a part of that time in Korea,
as a member of the Air Force. He
had the rank of major
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23


Toniglt at 500 o'clock, the Jun
ior Glass of Milford High School
present the annual class play in
the auditorium Of the high school
Quit Your kidding promises TO
be one of tie best plays given in
Milford High School in long time.
The play is fast moving, farce
comedy, directed by Mrs. Grace
Montgomery. Junior Glass Advisor
Each of the twelve members OF
the cast has been developing a pol
ished performance which makes
every part a starring. role.
Beverly Thawley. who has par
ficipated in hockey and basketball
during this year. will play the part
Of Mrs. Buford. widow Of forty
i've, pleasant and agreeable. and
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Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Naf'IFdyns MagaSineE Editor
To address Grange Dinner

The fifth Delaware State Grange Scholarship Dinner will
speaker in
Grange Hail. Dover
He
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Free Chest-X-Rays VIII
Be offered Milford Folk

Free chest will be offered residents Milford
mob
be in
Wednesday Thursday April h and 5h 10:9O100
m 500-S:OO
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Youth Commission Plans
Conference On March 24


and agencies Sound
Standards Healthy
School March a. 1856 mailed by
Children Youth under whose direction
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23
Juniors Presenting
Play This Evening

Presentation OF @QuIt Your Kid
ssag" IN High School Auditorium
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

djen je 1882. u Port Arthuru.
Clan je H.B.Z. cd malena, a
sada je nakon sto je svrsio
High Technical School ma
mjesten kod Roos Engineer
ing Co. of Canada, kao crtac.
Ana Barbara Marohnic ro-
djena je u Port Arthur 60
dine 1886, a sada je namjes-
tena u ducanu posudja Lowe
rvs Ltd. Kcerka je Petra
We're Marohnic, rodom il Zlo-
bina, kotar Rijeka, Hrvat-
ska, dok je majka Sloven-
ka iz Sebeborci, Prekomurje.
Clanica je H.B.Z. cd malena.
Mladenci i njihovi roditelji
zahvaljuju svima, koji su do
sli ma svadbu, a osobito ma
Sim vrijednim kucanicama -
Dragici zatkovic, Zlati Bla-
zina, Bozici Polio, Maliji Po-
je, Kati VukoNc i Stani Tos-
kovic.
Mladencima svu srecu zeli
u ime odsjeka br. 679 HBZ,
prijatelj i clan
Max Ruzich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15
ProsIava zIatnog pira supruga Kosor

Yukon Pa. - Dana II. lipnja (June) prosavli su So
godisncu bracnog zvota canov naseg odseka bro 1872
brat sestra Ivan Ana Kosor cu sku ovdje donosimo.
Veselje ohavilo kuci svecara West Newton, R.
D., koiem ouplo mnostvo rodbne prijaelja nasih
svecara, koj tom zgodom prm mnogo jepih darova.
Supruz Kosor imaju devet snova dve kceri dvadese-
unucad skoro svi canov HBz Osm snova John, Jr
Stephen il Albuquerque, New Mexico, ko rad veke da
lime nisu mogl doc, prisusvova svecanosh Anthony,
Peter George Christopher il West Newton, Matthew il
Sutersvle, tie Mrs Anne Sey Mrs. Margaret Svetic liz
West Newton Donald Joseph zive kuci roditeljma.
Brat Kosor je radio naporn rudarski posao rudnici
ugena punh 81 godnu te je tako stekao dosta imo
vine, da kup epu farmu kojoj uredjeno prkladno
zemljiste "a pknke druge priredbe
Supruzi Kosor dugogodisnji canov naseg odsjeka
bro 432 HBz cestitao i'm sadasnu proslavu zeljom
da jos mnogo godina prozive u zdravlju veselju.
Thomas MiOvac, odsjeGni blagajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

"a izvrsnu publikaciju u We
ri oglasivanja nase priredbe.
Priredjivaekom Odboru i Mr..
Joseph Yallech "a njegov dar
plakata.
Kao tajnik owe plemenite
organizacije, zelim Sc svako-
me osobno zahvaliti, koji je
bilo sto doprinesao ovoj We
likoj priredbi i njegovim 60
stima, koji su ucinili ovu pri-
redbu da je onako lijepo u
spjela.
JOS jednom svima vam maj
ljepsa hvala, koji ste radili,
koji ste bilo u cemu dopri-
nesli i koji ste mas tai dan
posietili.
- Vincent Radilovic, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

Seq odsjeka, koji je svrsio te
nauke i koji sada ceka da
pristupi u odvjetnicki red.
Mi mu, kao njegovim rodi-
teljima cd sveg srca cestita-
mo i zelimo svaki uspieh u
njegovom buducem pozivu.
Brat Anthony Jasich ro-
djen je rs. rujna 1925. u
Vancouveru, a njegovi rodi-
telji Angelina Sam Jasich
su rodom IL Selca, otok Brac
u Dalmaciji, te i'm nase &C.
stitke ma tako vrlom sinu.
Tri nova clana:
Mas odsjek javlja radosnu
vijest, da Sc je povecao tri
nova clana:
Jerry Sulina, rodjen 1888.
u Vancouveru. Roditelji su
ga odmah. upisali u clanstvo
Pomladka. Svrsio je High
School, te namjerava nasta-
viii dalje skolovanje. On LIE
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Youngstown, Ohio.

Youngstown, Ohio. - Od-
sjeci 66, 100, 149, 435, 1875
i 504 u Mahoning Valley, O.
vine Sc preko "Zajednicara"
zele zahvaliti svemu narodu,
koji SUI posjetili mas Hrvat-
ski Zajednicarski Dan i pix
mix, odrzan %. julia t. g., u
Whipporwill Grove i time
doprinesli velikom uspjehu.
Narcotic Sc zshvaljujemo
glavnom predsjedniku Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice, bratu
V. I. Mandicu, sto mas je po-
sjetio i odrzao izvrsni govor.
Urednicima hrvatskog en-
gleskog dijela "Zajednicara"
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Sudbury, Ont. - Odsjek
broj 793 H.B.Z. javlja RADIOS
nu West, da Sc nasa clanica
sestra Mary Despot udala Z.
travnja (April) "a Raymond
Fatini, sina cestitih talijan-
skin roditelja. Mlada sestra
Mary kcerka je nasih cesti-
tih zajednicara Steve i Mary
Despot. Vjencanje je ooav-
ljeno u rimo-katolickoj crkvi
Holy Trinity. Mladencima su
kumovali Philip Della Vidova
i Rena Mazura, te Bobby
Frattini Helen Podvorac.
Djeveri djeveruse Tony La
vers Rolly Giacomini te Ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

ry Sintic Lorraine Bridges.
Nakon obavljenog vjencanja
svatovi su posli u goste kod
mladenca ciji su roditelji pri-
redili svadbu u Italian Club
u Copperclif. Ma vecer su Sc
gosti okupili u Poljskoj Dvo-
rani, gdje je svatovsko We
seize otvorio prigodnim go
vorom prijatelj. obitelji De-
spot, D. Sembrek, koji je da-
lie vodjenje proslave predao
u ruke Jim Kozlichu. Mia
denci su bill bogato nadareni
a svatovsko Sc veselje od-
vijalo ma sveopce zadovolj-
stvo. Mladenci su sutradan
odputovali ma svadbeno pu-
tovanje. M a d o m bracnom
paru Fatini, ciju sliku donosi-
mo, nase najljepse zelje "a
buduci zivot.
ID. Sembrek, izvjestitelj.
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po govori hrvatski, tie ie Ia
ko ma ponos svojim roditelji-
ma svima mama. Prelazi liz
gnijezda Pomladka u odras-
10 clanstvo, sto &c skoro slije-
diti i n:jegova mladja sestra.
Roditelji su mu S otoka Kr-
ka, maika iz Dobrinja, a o.
tao liz Vrbnika.
Joe Car, rodjen 25. ozujka
1888. u Vancouveru, prelazi
takodjer il Pomladka u od-
raslo clanstvo. Roditelji Miro
i Milka Car SUI oboje rodom
IL Svete Jelene kraj Crikve-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

svaki uspjeh. Mladi brat John
je sin John i Mande Kata-
linich, koji su rodom il Sve-
tog Roka, opcina Lovinac, il
nase krsne Like u Hrvatskoj.
Svoj ovoj trojici zelimo
toplu dobrodoslicu u nase re-
dove, a najljepsa hvala ide
roditeljima, koji su
III ovako lijepo odgojili. zivi-
Ii sretni bill u novom Ii
votu! - Mary Burma, tai.
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Svatovsko veselje u Port Arthur

Port Arthur, Ont. - Od-
sick br. 679 H.B.Z. javlja ra-
donu West o zenidbi svojih
clanova George i Ana Zadro,
ciju sliku ovdje donosimo.
Vjencanje je obavljeno H..
svibnja May u 2 sata po-
slije podne u crkvi Sv. An
drije, a obavio ga je Rev.
Bathurst. Kumovi mladenaca
su bill Rudy Marohnic, Frank
Polio, Paul Milkovic Johan
Nadal, a kume Avelin Polio,
Eileen Zadro, Mary Jane "a
mic i Rosemarie Knezevic.
Poslije vjencanja razvilo Sc
obligatno svatovsko veselje u
talijanskoj dvorani. N a k o n
sto je Rev. Bathurst blago-
slovio mladence svatove,
stoloravnatelj Rudy Maroh-
mic, mladenkin brat, je otvo-
rio svatovsko veselje. Mia
denci su bill bogato nadareni,
a pogotovo primili lijepi dar
cd mladenkine make IL sta
re domovine Hrvatske. Ma
kon svatovskog veselja otisli
su mladenci ma svadbeno pu-
tovanje u USA, a gosti su Sc
nastavili veseliti u kucama
roditelja.
George zadro sin je Ivana
i Nikice Zadro, rodom liz ST.
rokog Brijega Brela, a ro-
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NADIA Novosel, ciju sliku ov-
die donosimo.
Nasa mlada sestra NADIA
je rodjena 7. marca 1889.
godine u rudarskom mjestu
Timmis, Ontaria. Ovdje je
dosla kao mala djevojeica,
gdje je polazila pucku skolu
i jednu godinu wise skole, a
sada radi u Beauty Salon.
NADIA je kcerka cd vrlo do
brih i cestitih roditelja, Ivana
i Stephanije Novosel. U od-
sjeku je nasla svoga oca
Ivana, starijeg brata Johna,
sestru Caroline, tie wise rod
bine prijatelja, svi hvale-
vrijedni clanovi odsjeka i H.
B. Zajednice. Zato Sc NADIA
mo, da &c i nasa mlada Sc
stra NADIA lei stopama svoje
rodbine i prijatelja, uvijek
ma ponos odsjeku i HBZ. To
&c i skora buducnost da nam
pokaze, da je ona privela
bar jednog clana u nase re-
dove.
Zato sveukupno clanstvo
naseg odsjeka Ii klice sestro
NADIA: Dobro nam dosla u
nase redove i bila ma ponos
svojim roditeljima i odsieku
u kojeg 81 pristupila. Svi Ii
zelimo dobro zdravlie i sre-
Gu cijeloga Tvoga zivota.
Film Zebic. tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-15

uz roditelje nalaze njegova
odrasla braca sestre. Svr-
sio je High School sprema
Sc ma dale nauke. On lijepo
govori hrvatski, te je- vrije-
dan clan nase koloniie. U ME
GOWN naukama zelimo mu