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Council having been advised by Mr..
OV'onmur, OF the O'Connor Construc::
ton CO., that his work was completed
on the water supply system. me Coun,
on the tank and infiltration instalia:
ton ut the well site and make tcStS OF
the transmission line. Motion was
seconded by Fred Cobell and carried
unanimously =,
Motion vas made by Fred Cobell
that the Mayor be- authorized to fur
nt>h the engineer with sufficient assist
ancc to :,akc such tests. Second was
made by Joe Lewis and the motion was
passed unanimously.
Ii was moved by Joe Lewis that the
following resolution be adopted: BE
II resolved that the Town Of BROWN
inr is not satisfied with the condition
of the installation Of the tank and IN.
the site, that undue delay has been oc.
caSionrd by the contractor and that
the additional costs incurred as re-.
suit Of these facts shall be- charged
against the contractor pursuant to the
terms Of the contract. Motion for
adoption was seconded by Fred Cobell
and unanimously confirmed.
Motion was made to adjourn 4 un'
aninou>lH passed
.. \. TEl.I.EFERO. Mayor
LEO BROWN. Town Clerk
Minutes of u special meeting Of the
Town Council of the Town Of Brown.
ing. Montana. held May II. 1887
Those present at the meeting were:
Mayor. u. A. Trlirferu and Aldermen
Joe LEWIS. Edw ard Aubrrt. Fred Des
Roster and Fred CObrll
Motion was made by Joe Lewis to
re>cind the action by the former Town
Council on page l6l of the Council min
uteS by which the weber project was
Incorporated into the city limits for
the purpose Of creating 4 special I'M.
provrnrnt sewer district. Motion to
rcsCind was seconded by I'd Aubert
Il passed unanimously.
The Manor made the following APP.
point IncntS:
Joe Lewis President
Fred DcsRoSirr Police Commissioner
The appointments were unanimously
confirmed by the Council.
Motion was made by Joe Lewis that
the CITY Police take advantage Of pO.
lice >choolin. coming into Browning
and also the one day Of schooling per
month for policemen at the civic cen.
ter in Great Falls. Montana. Motion
Was seconded by Fred DeSRoSicr and
passed unanimously.
Discussion was had regarding Law en-.
forccmcnt In the Town of Browning
and without dissensiOn II was agreed
among the Council and the Mayor that
the Police Department would be given
their full support.
Motion was made by Fred DcsROsier
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Tribal Council To
Receive Sealed Bids
On Timber Lands

Sealed bids on the l.Nr-m0re
Creek Logging Uni: No w.
y, received uni!. = y. II. june y!
e.: ne purchase o: MerChanta BE
-" :."?ber and poles located o.:
;:.3a. and and Indian ;-u>: a.,
.n:n,c":> Contained within I t-aC:
q" TX B!ack:eei Indian :e>e:I 4.
49,:
TIE :.r!or. = 20 be removed
uuG": combination o: SELECTION
CURING and staggered clear cut.
:.Hc> 0: 10 20 10 acres in SIZE
The Unit includes about $3.50
acres .: :-.ba. and ,rus: allotted
.aHG> 0: wa.yh abou. 1917 acres
q: ::!ba! and o26 acres o: allotted
.a"c> are classified as bea-!Hg
:!l.:cHar:ab!e timber stands
No BIDS 0: less than SIS - FOR
spruce and $40 FOR lodge pole
p."r saw .:mbe- vi! be consider.
cd
Persons bidding FOR or on be.
Ma: O.: companies. corporations.
90 partnerships are required az
::c time 0: bidding 20 subm!: IN
".!.!"E conclusive evidence U:
;hc!. authority 20 do 30
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
CITY COUNCIL

Minutes of the regular meeting OF
the Town Council Of the Town OF
Browning. Montana. held May 3. 1857
Those present at the meeting were
MAYOR o, \. Tellefcro and Aldermen
Joe Lewis. Fred Cobell. Fred DrSRoSirr
and Edward Aubert
The Mayor called the meeting l." or
der and the minutes Of the previous
meeting were read
II was moved BY Councilman Lewis
that the minutes OF the previous meet
INK be corrected to read that the
claims were presented by Charles Chat
tin In the amounts OF SO 10 and approx
imately S225 90 for labor on the new
water system. MIR. Chatiin claimed
that Marvin Sparrell and ". X. Nc
Donald authorized hin, to do the work
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Caro-! Nacre. Don Fisher and
Charles Spencer
Kelsey Awards: Fifty dollars
:ur outstanding scholarship. CT.
.zrn>h.p and improvement, pre-.
scented by Mr. Ward: Charles
Spencer. James Armstrong. Caro-.
NaGrc Bobby Higgins. Mev!SNa
Rutherford and Lana prier>uN
Sr:Iu: Awards VII. he presented
a. Cy:,,N!rNrrNlr".
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GIRL SCOUT TROOP No. I

Browning Troop no. met on
May p. We elected new officers
as follows:
President. Mary Margaret Nc.
Kay: Secretary. Marlen Gray:
Treasurer. Mary 10 Brown:
Scribe. Jessie Handy.
We discussed our trip to camp
and old business. We read our
essays about agriculture.
Our new leader is Helen GoSS.
We sang taps and the meeting
closed.
JESSIE HANDY. Scribe.
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chief Of police. effective Jun. i, 1857.
nj d salary Of $35O.OO per month. Second
was made by Fred CObell and unani.
nu,isly passed.
Motion was made by Fred DesRoSicr
that Mayor, Tellcfero, see Mr.. Spencer
about the turning In of the browning
water supply to the Agency & Hospital.
Second was made by Ed Aubert and
unanimously passed.
Il was moved by Edward Aubert that
the minutes Of the former meeting be-
amended to read: ANY purchases out
Of the ordinary. or over SIS. 90. must
have prior approval by the Mayor or
one Council member H. writing" and
further, that the City Clerk so inform
the employees Of the CITY. Second was
made BY Fred Desltosier and passed un.
animOusly.
Claims numbered 896 and 928 inclu.
sive were presented and approved for
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Mrs Caroline Merchant has
been confined TO 'he Columbus
Nospra! IL Grca; Falls SINCE las.
Saturday she has bee" reported
progressing very vel. and = cx.
3cC'cd 20 -c:ur. nome soon.
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Doings On
High School Hill

!uesoa!' H.HE -. '''' '''''! so
cnth annua. N'">> N.-;'' Il
held !" N" AH'.''''>.'';'.
JOHN Mun:, .,>.tr::' v: ne
Senior Glass. vas M">',: q: &C.:
emon.e> 70: :Hr .,.>:.N. SECS "":r:.
included members q: re bad
reading q: n" AS History ~
Caro-. Pepl"". ::.v LASS w.. y!
Bill! Crot: an. ::.v ASS Prophecy
by Peter D">h">.":. -! -" i>:r'
>en;a'!"n q: - ~; ii" a:'>
The awards -.''':. No." - :".'
lows:
SUDDEN: C"G"r.. N"ca.- pre-
scented by ": Nai;r>"" a..
lyn Barcus. Do" Fisher. Rode!
Bird. Peter De>Ro>.r". Jo'" MV"'
roe. Caro-. FeH!"" /o.1 E"1""
Charles Spence" Hr."" l"H:::.::
and he!'h ( o"e..
Fooioa!! LETTERS ?:r>""."1 ~
Ny bu:!a." h"d"cH S!:d :".":
DesRo>!e:. Dennis >tr?""">O:.
Jack Norris. b.! C:":: Leo:
Nunez. Charles >Hc"r": ar.
SchIldi. Tom "H!i:o"c Rock!
Douglas. Meth CODE. George
Armstrong. Rus>e!. g.: Robe
John hapo!. Murray HaE""od
Burton Horn. hu>>".. D"Us!a>
and Earne>i b"a: "a" n'a"aI":
Rodney Bird VA give. =" Coz
klns award a. .lne>ma" o! TIE
year
Larry Wh!::urd .iun" kapo:.
and Wilbur Pau. pc" AID pen.
Gil Sc; 70. bcs: scholastic record
Wilbur Pau! SAFE Farmer ard
Chapter Farmer a"ard Jack Nor.
r!s. Farm Mechanic. award Ron
Davis. Farm Safety award. Larry
Whi,:o-d Bes: :ou:yca- p-oJec:
award. Jack Norris The senior
vo.As students Representa-! 5y
Jack Norris also presented ".
Harris ar appreciation g!.t
Band letters presented By NJ
Hu;chin. George Armstrong. lie,
IA Brown. Pete: De.Ros!cr. Don
Fisher. ElnOra Colbert. Bobby
Higgins. Dolores Higgins. Rom.
ona Higgins. Burton Horn. Lore.,
"a Jordan. My-na Juneau. John
Kapo.. Susanne Kicking Woman
Merlin KIp!!ng Frances Luk!n
Carol Magee. Loretta Merchant.
John Monroe. Psule,,a Morgan.
Eva Morgan. Leon Nunez. Caro-!
Pepion. Lana Peterson. Mer!sha
Rutherford. JOAnn Show. Ga!en
Sinclair. Charles Spencer. Oar.
lene wease! Tail. Carolyn Barcus
journalism awards presented
by Mrs Huich!n E;a!kas. editor.
Loretta Merchant t.a!kas. as.
sis,an,.ed.io-. Carol pep!on. E,a!,
kasi assis,ar,ed!,or. Carolyn
Barcus. E,umoe awards Lana
Peterson. Carol Alagce Dennis
Stephenson. Bill Cro: John Mon
roe and Don Fisher. Don F!she.
was also awarded the Montana
Inierscholastc Ed!tOria! 1850
citation Silver Key D. the gu:
standing s,udcn, journalist.
Basketball awards presented
by MIR Ma,,csOn: i.tc- DesRo.
Ter. Rodney Bird. B!!! Croft
Rocky Douglas. Car! Sch!ld,
Tom Wh!,!ord. Leon Nuncz. Muir
ray Harwood. Terry Gllddcn
George Armstrong. and Burton
Horn. manager. Chuck spence.
also le,icrcd.
Tom whr.ord received The
Greco Trophy b. outs;and!n.
team player
Track awards presented by Mr.
Matieson: Rodney Bird. Pete.
DesRosicr. Leon Nuncz. Bcrnarc
ST. Goddard. Pat pendcrgress
Terry Gliddcn and Gordon White
grass. The relay team consist
ing OF Bird. pcndcrgress. Norris
and 81 Goddard were presented
the northern Glass Is D!iIsIDn re
Law Trophy for 1857
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I -, V..TT.I LTIVT. Na' 10. % :
! -; r.h.Na;ivN MAJ -. !"51
, 1957-12-02

Miss Addison h a S been
widely praised as a "distinc-
tive artist" with great musical
qualities. She has performed
on radio and television, as
well as with the leading SYM
phony orchestras across the
country. St. Croix can feel
Justly proud to welcome an
artist of Miss Addison's sta
ture to the island.
This concert will be open to
all subscription members and
sponsors of the st, croix Con-
cert Society. A number Of
tickets will be available to
hotel guests or visitors on the
island for the price of $3.50.
The concert is expected to
begin promptly. No ushering
, 1957-12-02
Public Hous'g Commr.
Cancels Visit
TO Virgin Isldnds

The Virgin Islands Housing
and Redevelopment Authority
was advised by Commissioner
Charles E. Slusser of the Pub
lie Housing Administration in
Washington, that the visit
planned by him and Admins
traitor Albert M. Cole of the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, to the Virgin Islands,
on December 6, 1857 has to be
cancelled because of unexpect-
ed pressure of official business.
Mr.. Slusser expressed the
hope that he and Mr.. Cole will
find it possible later this win
ter to accept the invitation of
Continued on page A
, 1957-12-02
St. Croix Student
Honor Roll Of
Dover High School

A former student Of the
Christiansted High School has
been named on the Honor Roll
of the Dover High School in
New Jersey, she is Yvonne
Ferdinand, daughter of Patrol
man Ferdinand.
In order to be on the Honor
Roll a student must have a
B average with no DIS or Els
permitted.
, 1957-12-02
ADELE ADDISON, YOUNG SINGING STAR
WILL REPRESENTED TOMORROW NIGHT

The long-awaited first concert Of the 57-58 season of the
St. Croix Concert Society will be presented tomorrow night
at $50 in the Christiansted High School Auditorium. Featured
artist will be the beautiful, young singing star of American
stage. opera and oratorio fame, Miss Adele Addison.
, 1957-12-02

will be permitted during any
of the artists numbers. Late
Corners will be seated during
intermissions only.
, 1957-12-02

the reason why there mas peer
Alexander Hamilton Airport.
Under date of November 80,
1857, Senator Lawaetz wrote
as follows: Nearly eleven (1D
months ago the Governor of
the Virgin Islands signed a
contract with Bellarlte and
Clauss, Inc. for complete i'm
provement plan for Alexan-
der Hamilton Airport that
would be acceptable to the
Governor and meet the ap-
proval Of the Civil Aeronautic
Administration, and be with
in the funds temporary allo-
Gated to ST. Croix Airport.
AS of today Bellante &
Clauss, Inc. have not complet-
ed the plans and I therefore
believe it is high time your
committee get active and find
out the reason why the delay.
| am sure there is a clause in
the contract whereby t h e
Governor can cancel it due to
lack of diligent progress. 1t
seems strange that the engi-
neers could come up within a
short time with a survey OF
the entire airport facilities in
the Virgin Islands, IA report
that was not acceptable to
C. A. Az, but when it comes
to making the plans for Alex
ander Hamilton Airport you
find nearly a year 60 by with
seemingly very little progress.
/ am sure your committee is
familiar with the many steps
that has to be taken before the
Governor can sign the Grant
Offer and not before he has
done SO. is the ALLEGATION of
matching funds by the C.A.A.
Continued on page a
, 1957-12-02
Cruise Official Finds
II Difficult 10
Send Ships Here

The Department of Tourism
and Trade has announced that
because of st. Crooks open
roadstead efforts to have at
least one cruise ship routed
here have not been successful.
Harry W. Goeggel, Acting
Commissioner for the Depart
ment, has received a letter
from Vice President Timothy
Kane of the Eastern Shipping
Company. It states in part:
with regard to stopping the
Yarmouth Castle" at Saint
Croix for one trip. This is
something that at this time I
cannot see how we can ar
Continued on page A
, 1957-12-02
Senator Frik LaWaetz Asks Committee
To Demand Action on Saint Croix Airport

Senator Frits Lawaetz has written a letter to Attorney
r. H. Amphlett Leader, Chairman of the St. Croix Airport
Committee, requesting that the Committee act to find out
the reason why there has been delay in starting work on the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-04-12
St. anthony Hospital
Leafs Set Meeting Dates

The Cloverleaf Club of st. An,
thongs Hospital has scheduled
the following meetings for next
week:
Leaf 16-Mrs. Thomas Walden,
1866 Dartmouth Ave, will enter.
tain April Ia, at 7:30 pm.
Leaf 23-Mrs. John Wallace,
Pataskala, will entertain April Is,
at 7:30 pm.
Leaf 12-Mrs. Flaw. Hail., 564
Hilltonia Ave, will entertain
April Is at 8:15 pm.
Leaf 3-Mrs. E. 7. O'Brien. 319
Algonquin Ave, will be hostess
for bridge and dessert on April
II at 8 pm.
Leaf Mrs. Emil Rueckel,
1874 Lockbourne Rd., will be
hostess for a luncheon at the Vir-
ginia Hotel on April 18 at 11;3O
am.
Leaf 22-Mrs. Anthony Pur.
pura, 78 N. Kellner Rd., will en-
tertain April II at $50 pm.
Leaf 20-Mrs. Karl A. Moeller,
494 Hanford ST., will be hostess
for a luncheon at the Sky Room
on April l8 at 1890 pm.
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OF Interest to Women
.25O attend Northern Deanery
Meeting of DCCW at DOuer

DOVER : More than $50 members and guests at
tended the annual Spring Conference of the Northern
Deanery Conference of the Columbus Diocesan Council
of Catholic Women which held St Josephs Church
Theme of the session Religious Activities"
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Aguinas Mothers Club
Form Luncheon Plans

The Aquinas Mothers Club will
hold its last luncheon of the sea
son on April "a, starting at 1:1s
pm. in the school cafeteria 557
Mt. Vernon Ave.
The Luncheon is sponsored by
the alumni mothers. Mrs. Helen
Gregory liz N. Wayne Ave. is
chairman and is assisted by Mrs
Louis Mobile 500 Eldon Ave.
On April 30, there will be a
card party in the school hall
starting at 8:f5 pm.
Mrs. Ralph Rieser 1873 E. Oak.
land ave. is chairman of the
event. assisted by. Mrs. Rita
Whalen, Mrs. Florence Cunning,
Mrs. Carl Esterbrook, Mrs. Ruth
Verhoff. Mrs. Mary Kruze, Mrs.
Patrick Riley, Mrs. John Dodd,
Mis-. Frank Lilley, and Mrs.
Leila Stormont.
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West Third Avenue; ee-ehsirmsn,
Mrs. James A. Visinfine, 1900
Cambridge Blvd.
Mrs. Charles D. Learned, 10
West Tenth Ave-, and Miss An.
foinette Lowry, 25s East Lane
Avenue, and ehairmen Of host.
esses.
In charge of the distribution of
tickets are Mrs. Guy Lsndermsn,
4l2 Oakland Park Avenue, and
Mrs. Charles Trenor, 4o7 Oakland
Park Avenue.
Dining room hosfesses will be
Mrs. Agnes Beneker, Miss Mary
Ellen MeAndrews, Mrs. Fred A.
Hays. and Mrs. AnnabelIe X.
Sehoff.
Pictured above are various
members of the committees, left
to right Mrs. Fred a. HAYS,
Mrs. Charles D. Learned, Mrs. J..
A. visintine. Mrs. Clyde IA. Davis,
Chef Joe Morales, Sister Joseph
Charles, Mrs. v. j. Melsraeno
Miss Marion Kane, and Mrs. Hen.
ry J. SchUmick.
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The event was opened with
benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment and an opening prayer
given by FIR. Bernard Jones of
Strasburg. Members and guests
were welcomed by FIR. David
Dressman, pastor OF ST. Joseph
Church.
Mrs. Duane Yant, read the roll
call of parish affiliations and
Mrs. Karl Steinbaugh of New
Philadelphia gave the treasurer's
report.
Hosts to the conference were
the councils of st. Joseph. Dover;
st. Aloysius, Strasburg and st.
p atrick, Mineral City. Mrs.
Robert Tolotti, president of the
st. Joseph council. was general
chairman of the conference.
st. Joseph High School Girls
Choral Group rendered musical
skit, under the direction of Sister
De La Sale and Sister Georgine.
Mrs. Kenneth AIKEN of New
Philadelphia, deanery religious
activities chairman, introduced
parish chairman, who reported
on various religious activities.
Mrs. Carl Lesser of Dover report
ed on the local councils study
club activities and skit entitled
"A Study Club in Action was
the nine study clubs of ST. Jo-
seph Parish.
FIR. David was moderator for
the skit and club members parti-
cipating were: Mrs. George Chau.
drue of the st. Anthony Study
Club; Miss Jean Fondriest, 10y
ola; Mrs. Joseph Contini, Blessed
Martin; Mrs. Rudy Pietro, ST. Jo-
seph; Mrs. Neal Doutt, ST. Their
esa; Mrs. Joe Donate, St. Rita;
Mrs. Eligio Festi, St. Elizabeth
and Mrs. Philip Czerapak, st.
Ann.
Miss Mary Geist of Columbus,
diocesan chairman of religious
activities, spoke briefly as did
the diocesan president, Mrs. Leo
Jennings of GAINESVILLE.
FIR. James Kulp of Columbus,
diocesan director of the contra
ternity of christian doctrine, ad-
dressed the group and stressed
the Importance of discussion
groups and instruction in Christ
ian Doctrine. FIR. A m br ros e
Freund of New Philadelphia
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spoke briefly on the activities of
the Northern Deanery.
Following the program, tea was
served in st. Joseph's School So
cial hall.
Mrs. Vincent Bernard, Mrs.
Vincent Bremyer and Mrs. Glen
Jentes of Dover and Mrs. Charles
Little of Zoar presided.
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Elephants
Help Build
Church

FRANKFURT, Germany NC
The pastor of the nearby vii
lage of Doernigheim is building
new church but, until recently
was having trouble constructing
its foundation.
What he needed was bulldoz
er = but there was none avail
able.
Noticing an advertisement for
travelling circus, the priest went
to the manager Of the circus and
asked for the loan of some ele
plants.
Next day, IA elephants showed
up for work at the church site
The job was quickly finished, the
circus got free publicity, and the
VILLAGERS were that much nearer
to having their own church.
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Says Parents
Should Give
Sex Education
(N.C.W.C. News Service)

1
CINCINNATI - A sociology
professor estimated here that
"eighty per cent of the population
receives gutter educations" in
sex.
Father Lucius F. Cervantes.
81, of Regis College, Denver,
stated that parents are "the only
ones" who should give instruc.
tions in sex to children.
But he warned that a "sure
way to give a child mental trou-
Bile" is to give him the impress
sion that sex is something that
must never be talked about. The
Jesuit priest spoke to the 10th
annual Xavier University Family
Life Conference.
The result of avoiding the topic
will be that 1.-The. child will put
sex on an evil little island in his
mind and will associate it not
with anything dignified and beau
tiful, but with something foul, I"
he said.
He advised parents "to get the
basic fact that God is associated
with sex into your very first ex-
plantations, and by all means don't
turn the child away with wait,
or you're too young"
Father Cervantes recommended
phonograph records prepared by
Maryknoll Father James Keller's
Christophers movement as "the
best thing I've encountered" for
preparing parents to give their
children the right answers about
sex. The Christophers have their
headquarters at 18 East 48th ST.,
New York City.
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St. Joseph Study Club
Sets Family Picnic Plans

DOVER-The ST. Joseph S
Study Club is planning to have
family picnic on June 2. Plans
were discussed at the groups
last meeting held at the home
of Mrs. John Correll.
THE Virtue of Faith" was the
religious topic of the Clubs
meeting, conducted by Mrs. Paul
Hayes. A discussion period fol
lowed.
The next meeting will be held
May 6.
Mrs. James OBrien entertain
ed the members of the Regina
Study Club at its March meeting.
Mrs. William Streb led tie lesson
topic Love of Neighbor." The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. HartZ.
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How can you fail TO make the
kale: Get money in sesds by
using want ads.
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PTA NOTES
ST. Leo PTA to Hold
Spaghetti Dinner SUNDAY

st. Leo's P1'A will hold its an
nual spaghetti dinner, Sunday
April IA in the school cafeteria
at Frebis Ave. and Bruck ST. The
dinner will be served from noon
until 6 pm.
Carry out orders will be filled
and door prizes will be awarded.
Chairman of the event is Mrs.
Charles Schneider. Assisting her
are: Mrs. Rose Burkey, Mrs.
Marie Ebelberger, Mrs. Charles
Swain, Mrs. Frank MeGarvey,
Mr.. Leo Mertins, Mr.. Andrew
Theado and Mr.. Charles Schnei-
der.
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St. Ladislaus Ladies
Hold Bake Sale Sunday

The ladies of st. Ladislaus Par
ish, whose family names begin
with the letters "A" to Il" inclu.
sive, are sponsoring bake sale
Sunday, April Ia, after all the
masses.
There will be much home bak-
ed goods featuring "Kolach and
Kifli." Mrs. Joseph Ardner is
chairman for the affair.
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Plan Benefit Dinner
At St. RaphaeIs Home


Members Of all the Guilds OF
St. Raphaels Home for the Aged,
are participating in the sale OF
tickets for q dinner TO be given
Of fhe home, 1850 Roxbvry Road
on Sunday, April 20. from I to
2 pm.
a complete fried chicken din
ner will be served at $3.50 per
plate for adults, rs cents for chill
dren; proceeds 10 benefit the
Home. Tickets may be procured
from members Of the guilds, or
at the door.
General chairman for this sf-
fair is Mrs. Clyde M. Davis, AZ
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Family Farm Dying

LANSING. Mich.--(NC) = The
trend toward fewer and Larger
farms is destroying the ideal oi
the family farm" Gov. G. Menner
Williams Of Michigan said in is
suing a proclamation on the OBJ
servance of National Catholic Ru
raj Life Week.
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ST. Agnes Altar Society
Plans Bake Sale Sunday

The Rosary Altar Society of
ST. Agnes Church will have a
Bake sale and Easter basket
sale on Palm Sunday, April IA,
after all the masses.
The Society is also planning
a mother-daughter breakfast on
May 5 after the $3.50 am. mass.
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ST. Joseph Mothers Club
Hears Ohio History Talk

Members of the st. Joseph
Academy Mothers Club heard a
talk on Ohio History during their
April meeting held in the school
auditorium Thursday.
George Jenny, director of the
education department of the Ohio
State Museum, entitled his talk
IAN Armchair Tour Through His.
toric Ohio" He illustrated his ad.
dress with colored slides.
Mrs. Norman Rothermich pre-
sided over the business session
and Mrs. Franklin Eyerman was
in charge of the coffee hour.
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St. Ann Guild 81 to Meet

st. AIMS Infant Home and
Hospital Guild 81 will meet at 8
pm. April 13, at the home OF
Mrs. Floyd Brill, 1877 Dakota Ave.
Refreshments will be served aft
er the business session.
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ST. George Group Meets

st. George Auxiliary No. 65
Knights of st. John, will meet
Wednesday, April IL, at 8 pm.
al 581 S. High st.