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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16
NEW BETHEL BAPTIST
Mrs. Irma Skyles, reporter
Rev. w. K. Smith. pastor

The Rev. H. J. Jones, guest min
lister from Friendi-hip Baptist
Church delivered the ordination
sermon Sunday morning for the
benefit of Deacon H. L. Walker.
The ceremony was beautiful.
Rev. F. B. Black gave the
charge. Rev. I. L. Wilcox, another
guest minister, delivered the
evening sermon.
Rev. Capperite from St. Luke
Baptist Church, visited also at
the evening worship.
Three members have been add
ed to the church.
Baptism has been postponed
until a later date.
A Friendship Tea sponsored by
the Pastors Aid Club will be
given at the home of Mns. Fannie
knight, 843 NV 63rd St., Sun
day afternoon, March II from 4
to 6 pm.
The annual Women's Day pro-
gram will be observed Sunday.
April %. Mrs. Clarenha Cook,
chairman of the publicity COM
mlttee, kindly asks that you
support your favorite states,
Florida, Georgia, Alabama, North
and South Carolina in our states
rally. Any amount given viii be
greatly appreciated.
All new children who have
just recently joined the church.
please contact Mrs. K. S. Num-
ford, the president Of the Junior
Church about your dues and
taking an active part in the
Easter program.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16
MT. PLEASANT
Rev. c. J. Katson. pastor
Hollywood


Bishop Annie Blocker ruled with
a stern but firm hand Sunday
night at the closing session of the
Mock South Florida Annual Can
ference. The drive was declared
a success after the pastors, and
presiding elders made their re-
ports.
Miami District, Mrs. Edith
Wilson, P. E. .......-... $105.63
North Miami District,
Miss l. B. Pullin, Pc. 1881
w. P. Beach District, Mrs
Estella Green, p E. 1O1.16
Fl. Pierce District, Mrs.
Arthinia Sims, P. E. lists
Bishop Annie Blocker 10000
575.O5
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

We wish to announce a newly
organized group of young people
called the st. Michael's Guild. It
is a group of young adults from
16 to "a years of age. If you are
a young adult, we will be glad to
have you join us. The meetings
are held at $50 pm. on Sundays,
at the church. Mrs. Thema Nc
Phee and Mrs. B. Williams are
the sponsors, Miss Cynthia
Knowles, president and Mrs.
Gladys Deliford, corresponding
secretary.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

You are cordially invited to at
tend Lenten Tea sponsored by
the st. Theresa's Guild on Sum-
day from 4 to pm. at the home
of DIR. Kelsey Pharr, 4720 NV
31St ave. Atty. Davis will be the
speaker and Miss Kathy Teller
will be featured on the accordian.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

9Se-u591 9Ql 10 SI9urNM 9qL
Contest were Bernard MoncU
and Miss Gayle Hill. They were
crowned Mr.. and Miss Incarna-
ton.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

The officers and members of st.
Cecilia's Choir Guild express their
sincere thanks to everyone who
helped to make their musical tea
success on last Sunday.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16
THE INCARNATION

(Episcopa1)
Cor. 18th ave. and 69th Street
Veronica O'Berry, reporter
FIR. E. S. Clarke. Jr., vicar
SUNDAY
Church School ................ $50 am.
Solemn Sung Mass and
sermon .................".... l1:VD am.
YPSL and Confirmation
Instruction for Children 5:30p m.
Solemn Evensong and
Sermon ....................... 7:30 pm.
Tuesday
st. Mary's Choir Guild
Rehearsal ................. 4:3O pm.
Wednesday
Low Mass ....................... TOO am.
Acolyte Practice ............ $50 pm.
Choral Litany, Preaching
Mission and Confirmation
Instruction for Adults ....7:30
Thursday
Stations of the Cross for
Children and st. Mary's
Choir Guild
Rehearsal ................ 4:30 pm.
Friday
Low Mass NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 pm.
Stations of the Cross and
st. Ceclia'S Choir Guild
Rehearsal .............~ 800 pm.
Saturday
Confession ..,, 500 to 600 nm.
Lenten Schedule of Preachers
March 20 .... Rev. H. E. S. Reeves
March 81 ...................... The Vicar
April 3 ............ Rev. T. r. Gibson
April 10 ........ Rev. H. E. S. Reeves
April II ...................... The Vicar
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16
MARTIN MEMORIAL.

Rev. Albert Jones, pastor
Rose Bud Dickinson, reporter
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-24
League Of Women Voters Endorse
No. ; Ballot On County Charter

Two issues on the state ballot or
which the Leagues of Women
Voters throughout the state have
taken a strong stand are Number
on County Charter Government,
and No. 2 on qualifications of per-
sons to vote for presidential
electors.
The following statement is pre-
sented by the East Cleveland
League.
The propose constitutional
amendment on county charter
government, would admend Article
X of the Ohio Constitution, known
as the "home rule" amendment. For
counties with populations with
100000 or more, it would be possi-
BILE to adopt county charter with
exclusive powers (that is, powers
not shared by a municipality or
township but formerly exercised by
them), if the adoption of such
charter is approved by:
/. A majority of voters in the
whole country.
2. A majority of voters in the
largest municipality in the
county.
8. A majority of voters resid-
ing in the county but out
side the largest municipality.
A county charter granting con-
current powers (powers executed
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-24

Club news should be mailed
to Elsa C. Berg, 14600 Euclid
ave., to be received by Monday.
Please include name and phone
Of sender.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-24
Deaths
Ernest e. Gimmel

For forty years an active mem.
ber of The Church Of the Cross,
Methodist, Ernest Edward Gim-
mel died October 18th in Huron
Road Hospital. Death was due to
a heart ailment which required his
retirement from the White Motor
Co. six years ago after al years
of service in their employ.
Born in Halvetia, West Virginia
Of Swiss parentage, he came to
Cleveland as a young man.
Services were held Monday at
the Edwards Funeral Home, 13145
Euclid ave. and burial was in Lake
View Cemetery.
Mr.. Gimmell is survived by his
widow, Della; six sons and two
daughters; Miss Twyla, a teacher
at Rozelle School for 20 years, who
resides at the home at 1856 Sylvan
hurst rd.; Mrs. Mary Rose of
Hamilton, Ohio; Herman of Su-
perior rd.; Godfrey of Willoughby;
Dan of McConnellsvilIe, Pa. and
Simon of Salvetia.
The family moved to Sylvan
hurst recently from 46S East 143rd
st. where they had residd for 80
years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-24

, at the same time by municipalities,
townships and counties without
interference or conflict with each
other) would require a majority
vote of approval in the county as a
whole. In case a conflict should
arise, the amendment specifies that
the powers of a municipality or
township must prevail.
There is no obligation on any
county, under the proposed amend
ment, to adopt a charter or to
change prevailing county govern
ment. The legislation is permissive
only.
Issue No. proposes that a
person otherwise qualified to vote
in Ohio but who has not resided in
the state for year may vote for
presidential electors. 1t is an at
tempt to meet the needs of an in
creasingly large segment of popula-
tion which, in moving from state
to state, is disfranchised in ma
tional elections. Action by the state
assembly would be required to de-
termine minimum qualifications for
such persons, and to safeguard
against the possibility that anyone
could cast more than one ballot in
a given presidential election.
The Leagues of Women Voters
throughout Ohio, and the East
Cleveland League, are working for
a "Yes" vote of Issues 2 and 3 on
the state ballot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-24

Mmgis Ammon. 1880 Windemsrs
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-24
Mayors
Oppose
Charter.

The Cuyahoga County Mayors
and City Managers Association has
voted to oppose the adoption of
the proposed amendment to Ar
ticle x, Section of the Ohio
Constitution which would ease the
vote requirements for the adoption,
in any county in Ohio, of a county
charter. This proposal will appear
as Ballot No. on the Questions
and Issues Ballot at the Novem-
Der 5th election.
"This action" says j. Frank
Gibson, president, twas taken by
the Association primarily because,
under the. language of the pro-
posed amendment, it would be
possible for a county charter to be
adopted, by a simple majority
vote throughout the county, under
which powers and functions
presently performed by the various
individual municipalities, might be
taken over by the county authority.
The Association believes that this
provision in the proposed amend
ment has been little publicized by
proponents of the amendment and
that the public, in general, seems
to be unaware of the possible far
reaching consequences should the
amendment be adopted"
Continuing Mr.. Gibson says:
''It is the feeling of the Associ-
alton, that the proposed amend
ment has been represented to the
public as being primarily designed
to remove the requirement of the
existing constitutional provision
that any county charter providing
for the exercise of municipal
powers by the county authority
must be approved by a majority
of those voting on the proposed
charter in each of a majority of
the combined total of municipali-
ties and townships voting on the
charter. This is the so-called
Fourth Hurdle" which previous
county charter proposals have had
difficulty in overcoming.
Actually, it was stated in dis
cussion at the meeting, the pro-
posed amendment would eliminate
three of the existing four vote re-
quirements with respect to a
county charter which provided for
the concurrent exercise of munich
pal powers by the county authori-
ty; would only require that the
present four vote requirements be
met when the proposed charter
provided for exclusive, rather than
concurrent, exercise of municipal
powers by the county authority
and would eliminate the so-called
Fourth Hurdle" requiremnt only
in counties with population in ex-
cess of five hundred thousand and
then only in the case of an sex
elusive power" charter.
"The Mayors and Managers AS
sociation feels that if the pro-
posed amendment is adopted it |
would open the way for a county
to take over the oper-
alton of functions presently being
performed by the individual mu-
and constitute a serious
threat to their right to determine
how their local operations should
,e conducted under the Home Rule
powers presently provided for by
he Ohio Constitution.
"At the meeting of the Associ-
ltion it was pointed out that, in
fairness to all the people, pub
licity should be given to the true
import of the actual language of
he proposed amendment so that
ZACH person will know exactly
what it is what is being asked
% approve and what the possible
'esults might be-"
Club news should be mailed
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-24
No Parking Violation
Brings A S35 Fine

No Parking. This rule for nom
customers in the Euclid Taylor
business block managed by Bates
& Springer has resulted in anoth-
err arrest. On Saturday Judge
Stanton Adams fined ]. C. Tehan,
1741 North Taylor rd. $35 and
costs for parking on this lot. re-
served fo PENSIONERS and closed
to night parking.
This is the third such case
brought in by the company.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-24
Oscar III. Prochaska

A retired employee of Reliance
Electric Co., Oscar H. Prochaska,
resident of 14070 Superior rd.,
died October 18th in Cleveland
Clinic Hospital. Services were
held October 22nd.
Mr.. Prochaska had previously
been employed as an engineer
salesman with Midland Electric
and Westinghouse Electric Corp.
He was born in old Newburgh and
attended Warner School.
Surviving are his widow, Julia
NJ; and a sister, Mrs. Sylvia DON
ahue of California.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-24
Mrs. Owen ]. Lewis

Mrs. Emma E. Lewis, wife of
Owen L. Lewis, 1885 Belmore rd.,
died October 18th and services
were held Tuesday.
In addition to her husband she
is survived by two sons, Ralph E.
Gibbons, Cleveland Press copy
editor, and Roy j. Gibbons, Chi
cago Tribune science editor; a
sister, three grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-10-24
clubs
CANDIDATES MEETING


The East Cleveland Women's
COP. Club meets Friday, No
vember 1st at 1747 Lakefront ave.
at p. m. All candidates for the
November 5th election are invited
to come and speak about the office
they are running for. Refreshments
will be served.
TRICK OR TREAT
A fifth Thursday in October,
which is also Halloween, provides
the opportunity for the East Cleve-
land Women's Club to have a
Legend of Sleepy Hollow" card
party and luncheon, October 31st
at 1890.
The Halloween luncheon will be
the "treat" but watch out for the
"tricks" in the decorations and
specialties.
For reservations by October
28th, call Mrs. ]. j. Shalvoy, FA.
1-8488 or Mrs. L. E. Pardee, Ii.
1-9204.
SENIOR FRIENDSHIP
Halloween is just around the
corner! To celebrate it properly
the Shaw High Senior Friendship
is holding "big and little sister"
party in the cafeteria October S0th
at $50. This should be twice as
much fun since everyone is COM
ing in costume.
Sue Marette, the social chair
man, is in charge of the arrange
ments and Marilyn Sahan is look
ing after the food.
The Heights Demolay Mothers
Club is meeting Tuesday, November
5th with Mrs. Charles Peterson of
3414 Rosedale ave. The clubs card
party held last week at the home
of Mrs. Stanley Mayner, 4344
Woodbridge ave. was delightful
success.
The first meeting Of the Ohio
Wesleyan Mothers Club will be held
on October 28th. Following the
1890 luncheon in the Higbee
Lounge, DR.. Benjamen Spencer, of
Wesleyan will speak about two
Universities - Ohio Wesleyan and
Uppsals.
East Cleveland's Sunny Mon
day group of Golden Ayers will
have big day as they gather next
week for a Halloween party. The
October birthdays will be celebrat-
ed and there will be selections by
the Live Long and Like 1t Choral
group from the Cleveland Library.
Due to the large enrolment of the
club, the meetings are for members
only.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
SVECAN0 0TV0RENJE HRY. PARkA

Milwaukee West Alis, Wis. - Brace sestre hrvatske
koonije Milwaukee West Allsa, primce dan 20. sep
tenbar koj &c da ostane nasm srcima nasoj hrvat
sko povest to e dan gde cemo sastau po prvi put
nasem Parku nasem hrvatskom zemljistu koje Sc
naazi So 18TH iii jedan cetvr mile cd Highway br 100
Dake, brace sestre nasu proslavu pozvana
hrvatska drustva bez razlke da Ii Sredisnjc iii
Mi so pozivamo pojedince prijateje hrvatskog
naroda nase susede Sheboygana Racine Kenosha Wau
kegan, Chicago Gu da spominjem, posto Gull
da iznenadit nekoko autobusova. Jest brace
sesre, mi trebamo morane nlaerijane pomoc da udesi
oval mas Park tako da bude dka ponos nasem hrvat
skom narodu, osobto nasem madem naraStau gde ce
moci peel janjetinu grati kola kao njhovi stariji
Mas park nos me American Croatan Central Park.
Program &c bit dobar bogat dobrh govornika, pred
stavnci raznih iii svh drustava diva tamburaska zbora
pevaGa d. Bit ce dosta pecenke svega drugoga sto
njome spada. Sto tce izeta Park jedna grupa
parad krece 1870 cd hrvaske crkve Presveog Srca
Jsusova 10th druga grupa isto vrjeme cd Svetog
Augustine 68th Rogers, tako &C sastat South
18TH koja vodi Park Bus ce iso voz bezpatno
cd tote Greenfield pocam cd edan sat posje podne
do 8 u vecer (svak sat-.
JOS ednom brace sestre nezaboravite 29og septenl-
bra. - Dobro doSl! L. Rukayina, preds jednik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
POW Ma PITTSBURSKE 0DSJEKE
HRVATSKE BRATSKE zAJEDkICE
PrOSIaVe

Pittsburgh Pa. Poznato Hrvatsko Pjevacko Drustvo
"Javor' prredjue eseni edan ljep kulturni kon-
cerat koji ce odrza nedelju 4og novembra Javor
Dvoran N S. Pittsburgh Da bismo mog dah sto znacaJ
nij kulturn program da bi cd oga mala korlst nasa
ra pubika, zato porebna e pomoc cd naslh drus-
tava odsjeka PievaGi sam nsu stanju da sve zvedu
kako b trebalo Stoga rijeSi da obratlmo ma
drlstva pomoc priprem ovog koncerta.
Pjevaci ce prirediti program so Sc hoce vremena
zvog nastojana da mogu izves sto boe program PIE
vat hrvatske pjesme Pjevac nastoe da zborne
pjesme mogu dati program sto zvlji sikov jednom
omladinskom tamburaskom grupom cemu ce mas svJet
naci mnogo dusevnog uzka; pesmi plesu, tamburcl
skovitim narodnm nosnjama Tako ce programu uce-
stvovati odrasl zbomi pevac omadna djeca eemu mas
svjet uziva
tn svrhu zelmo organizrati priredvacki odbor IL
pevackog zbora Javor Tai odbor bi sastojao cd
predstavnka nash drusava odsjeka, pax ovime molin
iste da obzr da odseci svojm sednicama
izaberu svoje predstavnke, ko bi htje mogl pomoc
rodoljubnom radu Mi mislmo, da bi oval prredj-
vac odbor najbolje dos odsecn preds sednici tajnc
prvom nhovom ednickom sastanku uredio b pro-
gram rada.
Madame Sc, da ce rodoljubnom pozivu naSa
drustva Ptsburghu odazvati pomoci zvest jedan We
ll znacajn kulturni program cast ponos nasem ma
rodu Pittsburghu okolc
ime Pjevackog Drustva "Javor' privremen Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
Prikaz sIika il kraja -
VeCera i yese|a zabava

Cleveland. Ohio. - Odbor
Hrvatskog Drustvenog Donna
ma 6314 St. Clair Avenue pri-
redjuje veceru, program ve-
selu plesnu zabavu. koja &c
Sc odrzavati u nedjelju, 29.
septembra u svojim vlastitim
prostorijama. Program poci-
ma tocno u 3 sata poslije po-
dne ovim redom:
Prvo, prikazivanje pomic-
nih slika iz stare domovine,
koje &c sigurno zadovoljiti
svakog prisutnog, jer &c sva-
XII imati priliku da vidi zivot
nasega naroda u domovini.
Drugo, nakon svrsi prikaz sill
ka biti &c zajednicka vecera,
koja &c biti priredjena po ma
Sim kuharicama, a stoji sa-
mo $3.50 po osobi. Trece, ma
kon vecere nastupa mas pie
vacki zbor "Abrasevic' sa
nekoliko nash narodnih pie
sama. Zatim nastupa grupa
nasih Kolo Aces, koji &c sa
plesom da podignu srca svih
pristunih. Nakon programa
pocima pies do kasno u noci.
Stoga razloga Odbor Donna
pozivlje saw mas narod cleve-
landske kolonije j okolice, da
mas u sto vecem broju posie.
te i time doprinesu svoj die
napretku naseg Donna. Od-
Dor YAM svima klice dobro
nam dosli, a u isto vrijeme
obeca.ie svima dobru poslugu
i ugodnu zabavu. Ulaz je svi.
ma slobodan, a tikete "a We.
ceru mozete dobiti u Domu
cd upravitelja, kao kod Cd.
bora.
Ia Odbor Donna,
Dorothy Kufrin, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
"a crkvu U Fuzzini

haCnDun, Iowa. - OVlme Sc
najljepse zahvaljujem svima
darovateljima, koji su darovali
"a popravak crkve u Fuzine, a
koji su kako slijedi:
y Mystic, Iowa, darovao od-
sick 22O HBZ, $1,000; Anton
Buban, $500; Mr.. i Mrs. An
gelo Jovanovic. $500.
U CentervilIe, Iowa, darovali
Frank Buban. $1,000 po $500:
Frank Kauzlaric, Mr.. Mrs.
Josip Mihaljevic, Mr.. Mrs. An
ton Tomac; po $500: Mrs. To-
ma Grenko. Mrs. Draga Zaputil,
Jurica Golik; po $1.00: Mrs. An
tonija Grenko; po SOC: Mrs. Viii
ma Vicevic.
U Rathbun. Iowa, darovali
Mr.. i Mrs. Santo Sisul, $500;
Mr.. Mrs. Louis Vidmar, $500;
Mr.. Mrs. Frank Jakovic, $3.50;
John Rice, $3.50; Mr.. i Mrs. Joe
Velk, $500; Mrs. Palona kauz-
laric, $1.00. Dale il istog mje-
sta po $500: Mr.. i Mrs. Gabriel
Fister, Mr.. Mrs. Flip Vidmar,
Dane Glavas; po $1.00: Mr..
Mrs. Josip kauzlaric, Mr.. Mrs.
JULIO kauzlaric.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
Sa usuje|e prosIave
Preured jenog Donna

West Brownsville, Pa. -
Odsjek broj 307 HBZ prosla-
VIC je ma jedan lijepi i veil
canstveni nacin otvorenje svo-
ga preuredjenog Hrvatskog
Donna. Proslava je trajala tri
dana, i to u subotu 81. augu-
sta, nedielju, 1. septembra
ponedjeljak ma Labor Day,
2-og septembra. Kroz sva tri
dana narod mas je posjetio u
velikom broju, te svi koji su
bill lijepo SUI Sc izrazili, a to
je da SUI nase klubske prosto-
rije iedne izmedju najljepsih
u DRAW Pennsylvania.
Prvi dan u subotu, elm su
vrata bila otvorena, toliko je
naroda doslo da je bila puma
dvorana, a tako isto u nedje-
lju i ponedjeliak. Naroda ie
toliko doSlo, da SUI oba kata
dvorane bila dupkom puma, a
u svaki kat stane oko 800 O.
soba. Bilo je naroda ne samo
il naseg mjesta, nego IL svih
blizih okolica daljih mjesta
cd svuda, da nije moguce sve
imenovati. Najvise mas lie po-
sjetio mas stariji i mladji hr-
vatski narod. Svima i'm kappa
dolje i najljepsa hvala.
A sada Sc isto zelim zahva-
liti West Brownsville Vatro-
gasnom DruStvu ma onako Ii
.jepoi suradnji pomoci, kao
i policiji ovoga mjesta. a oso-
bito naSem mladom Konsta
belu i clanu naseg odsieka
bratu Steve Kirin, koji je o.
mako lijepo sa parkiranjen
automobile upravljao. On ie
nase gore list S mime Sc po-
nosimo, te kao takovi znade
cijeniti svoj narod i svoje dru-
stvo. Isto tako Sc zahvaljuje.
mo swim onim clanovima
clanicama naseg odsjeka, ko-
! j SUI "a sva trl dana onako
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-09-25
zabave Hrvatskog Donna

Detroit, Mich. = Sa svrset-
kom ljeta nase misli Sc kre-
Gu pram jesenskim j zimskim
aktivnostima. Hrvatski Dom
ce imati svoje zabave svake
subote u vecer s dobrim tam
burasima, koji ce prisutne "a
bavljati S milozvucnom tam
buricom i pjesmama. Prva O.
vakova zabava &c biti u su-
botu, 5. oktobra 1857, a po-
ceti ce u 9 sati u vecer. Do
djite sastanite Sc sa starim
i upoznajte S novim prijatelji-
ma. Kuhinja ce takodjer biti
otvorena svake subote II We
Ger. Sa istom &c upravl!iati
Majcin Klub gnijezda br. 31S
H.B.Z. i zenski Gradjevni Od-
Dor. ia vam jamcim da &c
hrana biti vrlo tecna i ukus-
ma.
Kroz owl sezonu &c vas VI.
! 10 ugodno zabavljati sa svo.
JON glazbom Balkan Cava.
liers Orchestra. Mi cemo ina.
ii i druge orkestre kroz owl
sezonu, ali jos nemamo cd.
redjenih datuma kad ce iste
nastupiti.
! Mas GRADIENT Odbor j cd.
bornici Korporacije SUI vrlo
zaposleni sa planovima oko
naseg novog Donna. Uzelo je
prilicno dugo vremena dol
su Sc stvari stavile u kret
nju, ali sc madame da &c oc
sad pa Il buduce lei mnoge
brze. Nasi gradjevni bondov
ce Sc izdati u skoroi buduc
nosti. Svaki onaj koji Sc in
teresira kupiti ovih bondova
iii ako zeli wise informacija {
tome, neka Sc obrati ma bile
kojeg odbornika iii ma clans
gradjevnog odbora.
Nemojte zaboraviti doci ns
naSu prvu zabavu u subotl
vecer, 5-og oktobra.
Helen A. Stimac, tai