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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
'ZAyEDN1CAR"
Sa canstvom prosoi godini smo Sc poacal "a 1887

Sa canstvom prosloj godini pojacali 1887
novh canova ali a1o mao pomnije promisimo po-
jacanju onda mozemo biti posvema zadovoni Maine,
edna grana nase zajednce mas Pomladak, poacao
500 novh canova dok e odraslo clanstvo poacao
387 clanova Cinenica so mi jos uvek pokazujemo
bo poras cd nekh scnih bratsh organizacija moze
bt neka utjeha, vec naprotv, moramo trazt ma
tna kako da JOS wise upisujemo novh clanova vsu
osguracju da druge srane nademo nacina, kako da
zadrzmo sto veci broj vec upsanh.
Kada bi uprava Zajednice sastojala cd ljud zena
koji nemaju prospektva bou buducnost nase organ
zacie onda b mogl b zadovoljn do sada posgnutim
uspjesima Ali ia uvjeren, da nase vodsvo ako ina
leph uspjeha moze istima zadovoliti vec teM
traz nacina, kako da mas rad buduce jos pojaca
prosr.
ia ocekujem, da &c Sc ma ovom zasedanju poves
sprava wise daekoseznih panja cd koje rasprave ovs
Edalnj napredak nase organzacie Kao ozbni ljudi
die veke ponosne ustanove, vjerujem da cemo ma
vdu ono sto b moglo efekrati mas brzi napredak
nac nacina, ko 6e odgovarati sadanjem duhu
potrebama naseg naroda.
Drzm da pod rubriku takodjer doazi zvjestaJ
kampanj kou je pokrenuo oval odbor to upravo sada
Sc navrsuje godnu dana. to e kampana podignuce
American Museum of grafton vi cete Sc secat ola
e pitanje bo dnevnom redu naso proslo sjed
nici tada e donesen jednogasn zajucak, da sakup
"a ovu svrhu svota cd $5,OOOOO Ako sucaju neb
sakupa recena svoa tada da preostatak nadomest "a
jednica.
Ako ste prai rubrku Ia jednicaru posednjih sest
mjeseci kooj oglasivao doprnose vi ste mog
vdjet da mi nase obecanje ispun kvotu podmirili
Ne samo, da smo kvotu podmirili nego smo do sada
sakupi svotu cd $5345O jos uvijek stigne ko do
prnos Dake Zaednica treba da ista nadopat jer
81 odsec Cenraln Odbor razni nas kubovi pogotovo
pojednci brojno odazval talo omoguci da je
kampanja uspjea.
ia neznam "a niiednu organzaciju koia je 1OOx pa
| wise ispmila svoju kvou. U me svu koji ste po
krenul kampanju zahvaluem nasem clanstvu ko-
je e odazvalo nasem pozivu vro kratkom vremenu
uspjesno priveo kampanju kraju.
Cd posljednje sednice, pa do sada radio sam, kao
po6 StO I'M ma bOlie
bit nase organzace Sa time zavrsuem izvesce pax
vas sve pozdravljam, dobro dosli
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
|zYjesee tajnika 0dje|jenja Bo|ne
Potpore i 0dsteta H. B. zajednice

stovana sestro brace odbornici:
Dozvoite mi sestro braco da vas sve iskreno brat
ski pozdravim i da vam zazeim dobrodoslicu.
Meni je veoma ugodno, da mogu danas wanna suglas
u nash pravla da podnesem izvjesce mojem radu
sovanju financjanom stanju Crane nase Zaednice
Moi rad duznosti kao odgovornost, ia uvijek
sojao kolko mi e blo moguce da izvrsavam tome
radu nasao potpunu suradnu Izvrsnog Odbora cas-
nka pomocnog osoblja u swim odjeljenjma cemu
svima najuljudnije zahvaujem
ia uvjeren, sestro braco da cete vi svojm
kluccma nastoati udovot zeljama nasega canstva Do
si ste zasjedanje namjerom vrucom zeom, da
poradte nasu Zajedncu, tako da svakm damon
aca napreduje Shvacajuci svou odgovonost pred CLAN
svom uvjeren da cete ucnt sve sto sadane prke
izisuu te ispravt sto prososti pokazao mani
kavo, dobrim dejama zakljuccima popunit swim
so &c buduce bti cd korsti zaedncu nezno clan
svo Takav vas rad izmena dobrih ideja urod &C do
brm podo te ce osigurat stabinost napredak raztak
nase Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
mojem izvescu nekoje stvari nijesam znosio,
er kroz apsnike Izvrsnog Odbora znesene canstvo
je vec upuceno U glavnome medjutim spomenuo
sto drzm da e vazno zasjedanju raspravja
Kod razglabanja pojednih predmeta ako sogod ne
asno zatrazite razjasnjenje ia Gu dragovono OBJ
jasnti odgovort svako pitanje.
PREGLED POSLOVANJA Cd l. JULIA DO 81 DEC. 1856
Primitci zdaci - stanje canstva - stanje zaklada
zAKLADA BoLNE PoTPoRE
Primitak
Prmo clanSke upate 81 5132
Prmo kamatc ma bondove ......."..~~"~~. 2923812
Ukupn primtak drugo polugodiste 1856 g. $205 S89
Izdatak
splaceno 5774 razbne bolesnicke popore w TT 7O638
Isplaceno $50 nagrada maternstvo $4,000
Preneseno u Upravnu Zakladu troskovi Zaklade
Bone Potpore godnu 1856 N14537
Ukupn izdatak "a drugo pougodise 1856 g. 5000
Wise izdato dgom polugodstu 1856. svota cd 331231
cd So juna 1856 godine bio je -c ~,ro 1922 o15e
Obaveze clansvu "a neisplacenu boesnicku pot
poru, kao umobonim canovima, kojih Sc bo-
lesnicka potpora nalazi kod Zajednice iznasa
cd 4s705A
Nakon odbitka gore navedenh obaveza cista imo-
vina koncem decembra mjeseca 1856. godine
Stanje clanstva
Ma 80 juna 1856. godne Fond Bolne Potpore bilo
je osigurano 38912 canova razdobu cd sest mjesec
maine cd 1. julia do ukucvo 81. decembra broj osgura
nih Fond Bone Potpore snizio 1O8 canova pax
koncem godine nalaz osigurano 388O4 canova to
ko slied 81 900 canova klas "A S83 clana kasi B"
! II clanova klasi "C' (Income Defender).
zAKLADA oDsTETA
Prmto canske upate $1O1 1885
Prmito kamate bondove ................ 1858
Ukupni prmtak drugo pougodise 1856 g. .$109O6413
Izdatak
1spaceno 32 razbne raznh operaca odsteta 1oo57ooo
Prenos Upravnu Zakadu, troskovi Zakade Od-
steta 6,22617
Ukupni izdatak drugom polugodistu 1856 1861
Wise primito drugih mjeseci 1856 godne 226796
Prenos imovine cd 60 juna 1856 godine $221 31Q27
| ObaveZe Oiabiities) clanstvu traZbine
lzhasaJu '""''"'''"''"''' 9'o1o.Oo
Koncem 1856. godine cista imovina (Baance) IL
nasa svotu $252 74e so
! (NaStaVak g. strani)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Institute Lectures "Wednesday
Textbook Writers Symposium To Air
Interpreting Virginia History

history professor Or Lawrence
Brunette, Jr.. ficld editor and rep
resentative for Charles Scribner's
Sens. and Miss Spotswoods Hun
nieutt. an American history
teacher at James Blair High
school in williamsburg. All sym
postum speakers participated in
whiting Of the textbooks on Viz
gilia history that Will be used in
tl1e public schools in the near flu
tyre
pr Sohlegel holds the Phi. D.
ard A M degrees from Columbia
University and alb a B. degree
ftfnm Susquehanna College. The
helder Of the Ph. . and A. M de-
e.ees from the University Of Viz
enlia, Dr.. Brunette holds the A.
Ri desree from Richmond College
Of the University Of Richmond.
Miss Hunnicutt received her A. b
degree from Lopgwood College
aud holds the NJ A degree from
Tx College Of William and Mary
1Yhe Institute Of Southern Cul-
tisfe was established at Lonswood
CaNege in 1858 to promote the
sNdv Of traditional aspects Of
Southern civilization Through ac-
aNmic course work. special lee
rufas and through publication Of
research in the field It Is Fl
nalced by the Longwood College
laltga-.ae Association.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Strong Primary
Turnout Here
UrgedT aesday

Voting booshs in Prince Edward
county's six precincts viii open at
$50 a. H.. III the Democratic pri-
mary electi.n today. TUESDAY \
They viii r,fma.n open yntii 1880.
The ballot rheIe Will offer voters
one contest, tina; for the party
nominee for governor. The eontes-
tants will b Attorney General J,
Lindsay AlnDend. Jr., and Howard
Carwile "a Richmond attorney,
Two other .narles viii appear on
the ballet fol separate Offices, that
of A. E.. S. stevens, the incumbent
lieutenart governor. seeking re-elec-
ton, ana H,wa-d c. 'Gillner, Jr..
for attorney, general Gilsn-r has
withdrawn from the race, aud votes
for hims vii, not be counted If
marked on ,lhe primary ballot
Albertss 81 Harrison Jr. Law
rencevilIe attorney and member of
the STATE Sanate. was nominated
Friday by ,he Democratic, State
Central Com miteee as. th1 party
endorseG cardidate for attorney gen
eral. replacing Gilmer, Harrison )
name. Eowe er, will not be On the
ballot, Tuesday.
Alnos9 Spontaneously with his
nomination. Delegate Robert White
head. of LoHngsTon. announced him
self as an Andependent Candidate.
also foS akorey general u the
November fsneral election, White
head Is an differentiation Demo
crat.
Attorney General Almond held
last week th't write-in votes marked
on ballots Tuesday cannot be
counted. Hi, ruling applies To the
primary, bw not To a general cleo
ton when tsere-is intof-parsy com
petition. he et,
Democrat. p-rty leaders here
have urged "a sirone turnout today
in support a. the candidacy for At
torney General Almond. tha organi-
acknowledged candidate for gov-
n nor They point out that his serv-
ices in .behslf q tho county III the
school issue7 have meritad strong
endorsesnenf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Lake Managers
Must ba" Rats
State Directive
Cites Dangers

The use of rubber boats and
RATS on state owned lakes is for
hidden, according to a directive to
supervisory personnel from Ran
dolph Odell, commissioner Of
parks in the State Department Of
Conservation and Development.
Rubber RATS. broad classifi-
cation. has been construed to
mean anything that can be float
ed on.
The directive applies to Good
win. Holiday and Bear Greek Lake
in the. Immediate area, and to all
other state lakes and to state cab
In parks where there is body Of
water.
The ban on rubber floating
supports has been in effect for
several years, but the Department
is renewing its on-the-spot sup
ervisors at the lakes.
The ban is due to the instability
of the RATS and the possibility OF
persons falling off and causing
droWnings, according to Odell' S
directive.
A check Of supervisors in this
area reveals that RATS have been
responsible for considerable diff
Guilty and danger at the local
lakes They are frequently used by
inexperienced swimmers who float
beyond THEN depth, Frequently
when such persons become excited
by a sudden emergency they be-
come entangled in the RATS and
must be helped to safety.
The lakes have also experienced
difficulty after what was intended
as innocent horseplay turns into
an emergency for non swimmers
whose courage was boosted be-
yond the safe margin BY the sup
port Of the raft.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

Speakers Mil discuss Virginia
geography literature and history
at the summer lecture series Of
the Institute Of Southern Culture
at Longwood College, July 10.
Lectures viii be held hi Jarman
Hall at II a IN. 4 p m and , p.
m. and ate open to the public
Assessment Of Vrginias Ma
tural Qualities BY Explorers and
Early Settlers, Viii be the topic
OF The morning lecture Il VIII be
given by Dr Gary S Dunbar a
ecoerapnv Instructor IL Long
wood. A native Of New York state,
Df Dunbar holds Phi ID degree
from Louisana STATE University
and tie A. M. and A. B degrees
from the University Of Virginia
Professor C. Hueh Holman viii
deliver the afternoon lecture. His
topic VIII be, ELLEN GLASGOW and
the Southern Literary Tradition 4
Or Holman II an American lit-
eratnre professor at the Univer-
sitv 70 NORTH Carolina. He holds
the rh y and A. B. degrees from
North Carolina rs we'll as the B.
S. deRree from PRESBYTERIAN Col
lcge, '@
Concluding the program WAIT be
Il symposium on rprellne
Virginia History Speakers for
the evening program will be Or
,...zrs,ssss W SSs.legel Lang'Tood
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
p rince Edward Unit
OF Cancer Society
Receives Recognition

Prince Edward county's unit Of
the American Cancer Society re-
ceived special recognition this
week as one Of the 10 local units
Which reported cancer crusade re-
ceipts in excess Of those for 1856
Dr Charles L. Baird. OF Hamp
ton Sydney, was chairman Of the
drive, which has now passed IT'S
81 800 goal. Id 1856 s94T0l were
contributed in the county re
1857 county total Is expected to
reach $3.50
In Virginia as a whole, 1857
crusade receipts are s449 500 SO,
SOB .49737 short Of the s475.o0O
goal The national coal is $4,000
o0n, Of which s28 100000 have
been raised.
OF this sum, s8000,00O viii go
for cancer research. The research
attack on cancer has become the
costliest undertaking in medical
history The government spends
s2o.000,000, more than one-half
Of its total research investment,
in the chemical search for can
/ Ger cure. Today, one third Of all
cancer patients are being saved
In addition to its work with
cancer research, the society also
( sponsors nationwide education
and service programs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Supervisors Requested To Rescind
Welfare Case Investigation Action

completed by j Gordon Bennett.
auditor Of public accounts They
involved accounts Of Sheriff
James IT. Clark and County Clerk
Horace Adams. Both officers. the
audit report noted. properly ac-
counted for all funds coming into
their custody.
ADULTS Reported
Sheriff Clark's audit covered an
l8-months period from July /,
1855 to December 81. 1856. The
clerks audit covered the 1856 call
endar year Adams. whose office
received and disbursed Sl99 721
during the year, vas commended
'for the excellent manner ii
which his records had been pre-
pared"
Supervisors also authorized in
stallatlon of a tWo-wav RADIO
telephone in the car of Fire Chief
Claude Butcher and agreed to air
condition the Agricultural Stabil-
ization and Conservation office III
the Court House after agreement
by the agency to $40 increase
IN monthly office rental.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

course in the rehab Illtation Of the
deaf at Gallaudet College for the
Deaf In Washington. d. q. and
attended the Executives of Amer
lean School for the Deaf and the
American Instructors of the Deaf
conferences in Knoxville. Tenn.
Payne H-SC Graduate
Payne holds a bachelors degree
from Northwestern University. He
has 20 years Of teaching exper-
fence. and has been In Prince Ed
ward county for nine years. He
served two years with the Coast
Iuard during World War II
In expressing his personal re-
grGt. as well as that Of the school
board, IN losing McLelland, Nc
Hwaine said that "McLelland has
rendered exceptional service. to
the schools of Prince Edward
county over the past six years. His
work with the handicapped and
underprivileged children has been
outstanding
I'VE feel that we have sustained
a great loss il losing the services
of a man Of his broad training
and capabilities. We understand
that his major interest is in the
field which he Is entering, and we
wish him a lifetime Of happirass
and useful service
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
LC Students Watch Glassblowers
At Jamestown, See Susan Constant

Twelve Lpngwood College students
watched glassblowers attending a
Colonial kiln, Indians describing
artifacts. soldiers changing t h e
guard at the old fort. and tourists
scrambling over the decks Of the
Susan Constant the Godspeed and
the Discovery Saturday.
They were In the first OF three
groups making the trip TO the
jamestown Festival as a part Of
the program planned for summer
students by Longwood adninistra-
tors
The college will provide free
transportation To It's students for
the second trip Saturday. and the
third trip the following Saturday.
Charlie French. associate professor
of chemistry and physics. is in
charge Of the trips. A faculty mem
Der will accompany each group,
With a student body drawn from
a wide area, col lege officials
planned the trips to make II possible
for students who might not other
wise be able to see the festival to
Sc 10 Jamestown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

Those making, the 'tl-ips viii have
a guided tar ind, il they desire,
see The Founders and IT e
Commol Gisry.s Up to AZ persons
may BE- tasen in the college bus,
and if additional students wish to
make .he strip, The college will
furnish .stai&n waeons and ears. ac-
cordine. to Carl, r. Bogss, dean 81
the college,
No dyrect .tie-n with classwork is
planned from tie trips. but history
students shiNild be interested in the
exhibits, in soths the Old World and
New World buildings,
IN tfs Cad World building. In
addition toEax figurines IN lfelike
settings, are such items a. Shakes
peares fra felio. Sir Ed'w ar d
Coke's jaw notes. first edition of
the Kire J5nes Bible. early Com
mon Psayes books ard the Magma
Charta.
IN the New World building. there
are bu.ts Ind momsntos Of vir-
ginia's eigt' presidents and items
associated With, virginians fr m
Lewis And lark n -..dl,l@siral Byrd
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
! New York Tour
Winners Now
Total Twelve

Twelve New York club members
have gone over the top and earned
d free five-day trip to New York.
Mrs. Edward Simpson, Miss 10
Dearing. Mrs. Erecele Bersch and
Mrs, Charlotte Moore have reported
enough points to earn the trip They
have joined the eight reported last
Friday The previously announced
members are Miss Ruth Brisentine,
MSS Marion Elizabeth Anderson,
Mss Betsy Floyd Jones. Mrs Lou
Use Farley, Mrs. Lewis. Garrett. Bill
Peasants and w. Elijah Dunkum
Edward T. Simpson Joined the
club this week and is well on the
way to earning trip SO as to &C
company Mrs. Simpson who is one
Of 'he winners
With almost two weeks left in
which to work a candidate could
begin now and earn this New York
trip. The offer closes on July 20
Reports from candidates b a Y e
been coming in over the week end
in such volume that our office force
has not been able to keep up with
processing them We hope our sub
scribers will be patient while We
process the reports from the club
members. We will correct your ex-
piration dates as quickly as pos
sib!e
Fourteen other candidates are
making progress and expect TO win
the trip before July 90
Club Members
Club members are.
Miss Gladys Poe. New Canton
Miss Jean Rowan. Cumberland
Jack Blanton, Cumberland
Miss Lorena Denton. Macon.
Robbie Smith. Gainesville.
Mrs. Buddy Emerson Amelia
Brett watson. Darlington
Haights.
\ MIS- # s. Baskervill, Wor-
sham.
+. Edward Simpson. Ri, Farm
vile.
Mrs Fletcher S. wilkerson, F
F7Io Dillwyn,
Eric w. Snoddy HoWardsville,
y Miss joyce oertle, RI, Farm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Reporters 18th
A Series Of Nos

The Fourth Of July here from
reporters view was only a series
of NOS.
The Fire Department didn't
have to bulge once for an alarm
call; town police had no fire
works ordinance violation arrests
On the .blotter' and State Troop
ers had no fatalities to report.
There were a numper Of two
car collisions. but no serious in
jury. Trooper Steve Musulin in
vestlgated three. in Cumberland
county. none serious.
Farmville Trooper c. H Wal
lace was in a collision with an
other car late Saturday afternoon.
but again there were no serious
consequences except as with the
others. car damage.
II was. most folks agYeed a
Fourth In which local ami nation
al appeals for safe driving and
safety rang the bell.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Red 5 OK Rockets
Meet v Y, day
Davis, Thornton
In Capital Squad

The Richmond Rockets, led by
their first baseman field captain,
Eddie Thornton. a former Farmville
High star. will oppose the Farm
vile Red Sox in a feature baseball
game here Wednesday night
The Richmond club, now in fourth
place III the Capital City's sertoma
League. viii have another familiar
face at shortstop that OF Tommy
Davis. the Richmond freshman who
hit over 400 in helding Hampden-
Sydney capture the Little Eight and
Maxon-Dixon titles this spring
Rocket Manager Dave Boney has
announced thafAhe will pitch his ace
hurler. Frank Carpin. the Notre
Dame University Whiz who specia-
Lies ID strikeouts. Carpin. one Of
the best schoolboy hurlerS in Rich
mond history holds the Richmond
area sandlot strike-out record %
In seven Sertoma League appear
ances this season he has whitfield los
batsmen
The contest will be one Of three
in a weeks span for Manager
Vicente MIXERS Red Sox Saturday
night they 'will meet Powhatan Of
the James River League on the
diamond here, and next Wednesday
night. another JR League foe Or
child. Will come to Farmville
Wednesdays game with the Roc
kets Will be recorded on tape BY
Station WFLO Al Smith viii do the
play y-play work With John Wilson
giving color BACKGROUND The tape
viii be PLAYED back on the station
anwaves Friday at LOS pm, dur
Ing the time reserved for the
Game Of the Day broadcast
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
+. A. Payne Named Successor
4. A. Payne Named Successor
ncLelland Lenres Post Here 10 accept
P,incipalship of School For the Deaf

Paul E. McLelland, general sup
eivlsor OF the Prince Edward
Cumberland school division, has
been appointed principal Of the
Virginia School for the Deaf at
Staunton.
His appointment to succeed Joe
r, Shinpaugh. Jr Is effective
August /. according 10 an an
nouncement made BY Joseph E.
Healy. superintendent Of the Vir-
ginia School for the Deaf and the
Blind, and its board Of visitors.
E. A. Payne. principal Of Darl-
ington Heights School, has been
appointed to succeed McLelland
as general supervisor effective
August |, Supt T ] McIlwaine
said Saturday.
He will work with principals
and teachers in administrative
and supervisory capacities in a
jdb classification that was new
here last fall.
First To Hold Job
McLelland was the first general
supervisor. He taught vocational
agriculture at Wofsham High
School from three years and was
a visiting teacher in the school
division until July 1888, when he
was appointed special counselor
folr the deaf and hard Of hearing
I'D the Vocational Rehabilitation
Division Of the State Department
of Education
Born in Baltimore. Md. he re-
ceived his bachelor Of science de-
glee in agricultural education
from Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
scotfsv|lle Plant I
Reorens Monday

Officials u tn y. $. Rubber CO
plant at Scts5sv'lle said Friday that
200 employees laid off three weeks
ago we've y 60 back to work al
midnigh, sanday.
The F1antss force, after -ons weeks
layoff vithaqt pay, for ne past two
weeks mas beer On lis annual va
cation :TithSpas.
The Sayoja was the result Of a
strike At .he scoinpany's Detroit
plant which taxes 20 per cent Of
the autsmokile lire fabric produced
here. Officials said the Detroit
strike eoinf on,since june 4, was
e. pectei tosbe over Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Mrs. ...A.sC.Paulett
Dies Suddenly

Mrs. Archer 2. Paulett died at
SouthsKie Community hospital
shortly befete noon Monday. July
8. She eclipse. on the steps in
front q tlae County Courthouse
about SIS Monday morning. and
was taKen ITO the hospital in a
serious corsiticn-
Mrs. ,Pataett. was in apparent
good healtk Monday morning, and
her death ebmes as a shock to her
many 1-ielss il this area,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
End Polio Shots
Monday July Is

The second series Of polio shots
viii be administered at Kilkare
Laundry next Monday. July Is. at
4 80 p. m. DR.. Francis j. Clements
will administer the vaccine.
Employees Of the laundry and
those who had the first series Of
immunization will attend this
clinic