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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26

ali ne odgovaraJu "a plknlke
kroz ljetnu sezonu.
Etc to je razlog da su ma
sa mnoga drustva u Sjedinje-
MIN Drzavama Kanadi u
zadnje vrijeme poeela kupo-
vati vanjska zemljista, gdje
sc mogu kroz ljeto sastati i
svoje piknike odrzavati. To je
razlog da SUI i nasa braca i
sestre u Monessenu pred ne
koliko godina kupila svojc
zemljiste, ma kojem su owe
godine, bolje nego sto je bilo
prize, preurediti lijepi Hrvat-
ski Park.
Hrvatski Park pripada sa-
mostalnom bratskom pot
pornom drustvu "Sloga" u
Monessenu, k oj je m drustvu
pripada u istom gradu i Hrv.
Dom. U drustvu "Slog a"
kako mi to braca i sestre u
Monessenu rekose, skoro SUI
i svi clanovi naseg odsjeka
broj 1874 IIBZ. Tako su cla-
novi i odbornici Hrvatskog
Donna Hravtskog Parka, kao
i odsjeka 1914 HBZ. jedni te
isti ljudi i zene.
Ma ovom Hrvatskom Par
ku u Monessenu posjetio sam
neke piknike i proslih godina,
kao i jedan piknik owe godine,
ali owe godine primjetio sam
veliku razliku ma istome. Sa-
da su braca u svom Parku
izgradili lijepu j modernu pie
sacku dvoranu, samo "a ljet-
nu sezonu "a drustvene pix
nike, sa swim akomodacijama.
Takodjer su izgradili i drugu
dvoranu "a jelo pice u slu-
caju kise ruznog vremena.
Uz to imadu lijepo mjesto "a
tocenje plea, sto je prize BIZ
10, mislim zadnjih nekoliko
godina. Sada su priredili
mnogo wise mjesta "a parki-
ranje automobile, nego sto su
prize imali, a koje dalje pro-
siruju tako, da &c moci stati
mnogo automobile "a maj
vece piknike.
Ma istom ovom Hrvatskom
Parku, mas bratski odsjek
broj 1914 HBZ. u Monessenu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26
HRVATSKI PARK u M0NESSENU

o nasim ustanovan,a blo to dvoranama iii parkovima
nkad nie previse receno pa tako ne nj Hrvasko Par
ku nase brace sestara Monessenu proslos nasa drl
sva po raznim koloniama napre zgradva svoje dvo
nase Hrvatske Domove gde odzavau svoe sjednce
uprcuju zabavne kultune prredbe Sve pri-
redbe odgovarau nasim domovima hladnim sezonama
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26
Hvatski zajednicarski Dan Hrvatske
Bratske zajednice u So. Chicago, III.

Javl kroz stupce zaednicara da ce Ujednjeni Od
sjeci HBZ So Chcagu odrzat zajednicarski Dan HBZ
nedelju 7mog julia godne dobro poznatom Saban-
Dosan Plnk zemjstu, koie nalazi izmedju 90 97me
uce Commercial Ave-, SO. Chicago, Illinois.
Proslava Hrvatski Dan ne nikakova novotarja. Pri-
reduje Sc DO svima vecm koonama gdje made DDS eka
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26
Sjedinjene Americkc Drzave
IONA l. ST. ,2O0,OOO.OO

DJSuJShS AAhSA aNnS III AoNO
IONA l. :. 81, ,2OO,OOO.OO
Drzava Pennsylvania: Ka-
petani: Glavni podpredsjednik
Milan Vranes, glavni odbor-
nici: John J. Verbos, Nikola
Borich, John r. Mikan i cla-
novi Glavne Porote Josip Ia
lac, Lawrence Delost; zajed-
no sa swim delegatima HBZ
u istoj drzavi.
IONA 2. $75O,OOO.OO
Drzava Illinois: Kapetani:
Glavni podpredsjednik Joseph
N. Bazdaric, Upravitelj Die
cjeg Donna Nick d. Sarich,
tajnik odbora Djecjeg Donna
Frank Krasich Djecjeg Do
ma odbornici Joseph Saban,
Luka Biondic Josephine o.
bolt; zajedno sa swim dele
gatima HBZ u toj drzavi.
IONA 3 S6OO,OOO.OO
Drzava Ohio: Predsjednik
Glavnog Nadzornog Odbora
Milan skrtic, predsjednik Gl.
Porote John Badovinac, Ka-
petani; zajedno sa swim dele
gatima HBZ u toj drzavi.
IONA g.. $4OO,OOO.OO
Drzava California: Glavni
podpredsjednik Math Kova-
cevich, Kapetan; zajedno sa
swim delegatima HBz u to.
drzavi.
IONA 5. . S4OO,OOO.OO
Savezna drzava Michigan
Glavni odbornik julius Ma
jetic, tajnik Glavne Porote
Stjepan Lipak, Kapetan; "a.
jedno sa swim delegatima H
B. 2. u drzavi Michigan.
IONA 6. $4OO,0O0.OO
Savezna drzava Indiana
Kapetani: tainica Gl. Mad
, zornog Odbora Sylvia Niksic,
clan Glavne Porote Ivan Blu.
jan i predsjednik odbora Die.
cjeg Donna Tomo SipuSic; "a
jedno sa swim delegatima H
B. z. u drzavi Indiana.
IONA !. S4OO,OOO.OO
Savezne drzave Wisconsin
| i Minnesota: Glavni odbornik
Nikola Hinich, Kapetan; ia.
kodjer svi delegati HBZ L
tim drzavama.
ZONA 3 S4UU,UOO.W
Savezne drzave Washing.
ton, Montana, Oregon Wyo
ming: Glavni predsjednik V
l. Mandic, Kapetan; sa swim
delegatima HBZ u tim drza
wanna.
IONA 8 S4OO,OOO.OO
Drzave Kansas, Missouri
Iowa Nebraska: Glavni tai
mix Joseph Bella, Kapetan
takodjer sa swim delegatims
u recenim drzavama.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26
0DB0RN|CL, CASNICI | DELEGATE H.B.z.
0DREDJEN| IA PR0M|CANJE KAMPANJE
radu uspjeh kampanJe nitko nije spusten
ILSTA KAPETANA U POJEDINIM BONANZA
IONA 10 S25O,OOO.OO

IONA 10 S25O,OOO.00
Drzave Colorado, Utah,
Arizona New Mexico: Clan
Glavne Porote Matthew Zvo-
mar, Kapetan; zajedno sa swim
delegatima HBZ u tim drza-
wanna.
IONA IL S2OO,OOO.OO
Drzavc Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey i West
Virginia: Clan Glavne Porote
Matthew r. Belanic, kapetan,
takodjer svi delegati HBZ
u tim drzavama.
IONA IL S5O,OOO.OO
, Drzave Maryland, Nevada,
Idaho, South Dakota, Missis-
sippi, Kentucky, Florida, Ala
bama, Texas District of Co.
lumbia; Martin Krasich, Ka-
petan; zajedno sa odbornici-
ma odsjeka i upraviteljima
gnijezda Pomladka u tim dr.
zavama (posto u NINA ne
mamo delegata).
Dominion of Canada
IONA A -. S4OO,OOO.OO
Provincial Ontario: Kape-
tani: Stephen F. Brkich i
Philip Vukelich, urednici Ia
jednicara i predsjednik i tai
mix Odbora Kampanje 1857;
zajedno sa delegatima HBZ
te Provincije Kapetani su te
Zone.
IONA B. .. S15,OOO.O0
Provincija British Colum-
bio: Kapetan tajnik Bolne
potporc osteta John Ov-
carich; zajedno sa swim dele
gatima u toj Provinciji.
IONA G. S5O,OOO.OO
Provincial Quebec: Upravi-
tell Pomladka Michael Gra-
sha, Kapetan; zajedno s dele
gatima te Provincije.
IONA ID S1O,OOO.OO
Provincial Nova Scotia:
Pravni savjetnik Edward B.
Servov, Kapetan, S delega-
tom HBZ Krizan Mayich i sa
swim odbornicima upravi-
teljima gnijezda u toj Pro-
vinciji.
IONA E $1O,OOO.OO
Provincial Alberta: Vrhov-
nj lijecnik DR.. F. j. Arch,
Kapetan; takodjer svi od-
sjecni odbornici upravitelji
gnijezda Pomladka u toj Pro-
vinciji, posto u istoj nema-
mo delegate HBZ.
IONA F $5,OOO.0O
Provincial Manitoba Teri
torij SAD Alaska: Upravitelj
Odjela Sporta a Prosvjete
Frank Braidic, Kapetan, sa
swim odbornicima odsjeka i
upraviteljima gnijezda Po-
mladka, jer nema Delegate H.
B. z. u tim krajevima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26

Tskara Zajodnlce je naxa
ajodniNka tiskara, d s1uE
naAm dsjooima 6Aastvu.
NAH odsjeci slu3ed % q 20
heh . nASom tiska1om T.
jedno pomazu time uzdr1ava-
4 / js6sd ovo podne6e H.
A0nam - .,-~
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26

Gore sic odlicna zajedncka skupina Hrvatsko
Pjevacko Drustvo Strossmayer njegova omladinska
Kolo Grupa Oval zbor odrzae svoj piknik nedjelju
80 juna Shady Run Picnic Grove, koji nalazi
Shady Run Road Midlothian Blvd, Youngstown, Ohio
Odbor Strossmayera sprema vrucu pecenu JAMIE
tinu, koa &c biti gotova obied vec podne ctavo
vrjeme pose. Ma piEniku &c bt raznog mehkog plea
djecu, kolaca "hot dogs, biti &c do mile wolfe
okrepnog plea odrasle.
sat vecer odrzat &c lijepi program,
kojem &c nastupiti omladina Strossmayera raznim
plesovima i kOlOm. Ia Zabavu Piles ce svirati Pete
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26
Tko zeli ma turneju kroz Kanadu mex Sc prijavi
FORMULA "a PLACEk VACATION 1857

] ~
SLIJEDEcI "Posjet Kanad!" Clanske Kampanje glavna
nagrada putops zgradjen po Hrvatske Braske Zajed-
nice 1857 Kampanjskom Odboru suglasju Pittsburgh
poslovnce Canadian National Railways:
SUNDAY, AUG. 18 - Ma putu zaustavlja Sc Niagara
Falls Ontario, Canada "a pogled cudovista Niagara
Slapova.
SUNDAY. AUG. 18 - Dolazak u Toronto, Ontario,
Canada drugi naiveci grad u zemlji velike izetne
zemlje Provncije Kanade, po planu tn bi sc pri-
redo docek posjetnika pocast ucesnka turneje
pod pokroviteljstvom odsjeka Hrv Bratske Zajed-
nice Juznom Ontariju
MONDAY, AUG. 10 - Odlazak Union Station, To-
ronto sata D. D. "a Montreal uz jezero Ontario
"a prvh 100 milja pa onda slijedi tokom rijeke
st. Lawrence. Dinner Dining car. Dolazak u
Montreal, Windsor Station 1915 ujutro. Preko no.
ci prvorazrednom hotelu.
TUESDAY, AUG. 20 - Montreahl. Posjet zname-
nitim mjestma ukljucivo Notre Dame Crkvi; st.
Josephs Oratory; Westmount Lookout; McGil
University of Montreal; preged residencija West
mounta Outremont
TUESDAY, AUG. 20 - IL Montreaa dolazi Sc ma Ca
NADIA Steamship parobrod Victoria Pier (pr-
stanste) sat ujutro. Ma brodu dinner, pies, "a
bava u vecer, potom turist plove nz rijeku
st. Lawrence.
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. 21 - Dolazak Quebec rano
ujutro. Prmanje ce bit po kapetanu broda. Ia
jutrak brodu sat pol ma Murray Bay (za-
ljevu). Prstanak ST. Simeonu, do Tadoussac
Poselije sat pol plovidbe brod stale, pax krece
rijeku Saguenay do zalaza sunca radi divnog pr
zora, prolaz kraj Capes Trinity. Pristanak broda
ma prstanistu Bagotvile gdje brodu ostaje
preko noci.
THURSDAY, AUG. 20 - Rano ujutro brodom niz
Saugenay River do Tadoussaca, st. Simeona do
Murray zalijeva. Dolazak Quebec GAS vecer. Tu
ceka soba s kupatiom prvoklasnom hoteu. We
Ger je sobodna pogled grada setnju po uskim
ulcama ovog svjetskog glasa grada.
FRIDAY, AUG. % -Poslije dorucka specijani automo
bill uzeti &c turiste do gasovitog svetista Shrine
of Miracles Ste. Anne de Beaupre Montmorency
sapova. Objed vecera hoteu. Poslije podne
tura kroz start grad Quebec, poseta starim kate
drama pojedan hstorckm mjestma.
SATURDAY, AUG. "A - Citavi dan u Quebecu ta-
kovu razonadu kakova kome godi. Zajutrak O.
bjed prvokasnom hotelu. Transveriranje turista
C.SL. terminal odlaz IL Quebeca 7:15 uvece.
Vecera brodu, pies, zabava "utrka konja".
Zadnja noe ma brodu
SUNDAY, AUG. 25 - Dolazak u Montreal sat u
jutro. Zajutrak ma brodu. Tu &c odrzati docek
pocast turstima cd predstavnka nasih odsjeka
Montrealu okolici Potankosti naknadno.
MONDAY, AUG. 26 = Odazak il Montreala "a Toronto.
Povratak kuci. Tura svrsava
Ia Odbor Kampanje,
STEPHEN F. BRKICH, predsjednik
PHILIP VUKELICH, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26

Radakovic njegova glasovita Canton Orkestra.
Oval piknk zabavu naseg proslavljenog Stress
mayer srdacno preporucamo nasem svijetu Youngs-
townu oxolci, da narod moe ljepo zabavt kul-
turnom drustvu, ujedno da pomogne morano ma
terijalno oval odicni svoj pjevacki plesack zbor.
Dal1Ie, sestre brace, svi pxnik StrOssmayera
sada u nedjelju 80 juna Shady Run Picnic Grove.
Strossmayer svojom omladinskom grupom ma
stupiti programu Hrvatskog Zaednicarskog Dana
nedieju 2l julia West View Parku, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tako &c mas Youngstown godne odigrati program
Ovoj narodnoj slavi Pttsburghu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26

IONA F $5,OOO.OO

Provincija Manitoba j Teri
torij SAD Alaska: Upravitelj
Odjela Sporta i Prosvjete
Frank Braidic, Kapetan, sa
swim odbornicima odsjeka i
upraviteljima gnijezda Po-
mladka, jer nema delegate H.
B. z. u tim krajevima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26
IONA 8 S4OO,OOO.OO

Drzave Kansas, Missouri,
Iowa i Nebraska: Glavni tai
mix Joseph Bella, Kapetan
takodjer sa swim delegatima
u recenim drzavama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
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Wool Suburban Coat
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20
Hold in HIrchandS,

ak1hV8&A -
2-YEAR OLD DIES FROM
Man Char!
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'cience.
lorS
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

Murder.
A 34-year-old man was shot
and killed at his home. 2i35 NV
Sth fnarrf d1rrirnr q dicnaifa ursfh
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dress. Inc Child wa dead when
Young took him to Jackson Me-
mortal Hospital. Young is the
common law husband Of Mrs.
Mannings.
An autopsy on the body of the
child disclosed he had suffer
ed ruptured liver, hung and
SpINen Yoaln0 said he haaf 4ha
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

BY BUS DRIVER
TO SUE
Charles Nesbitt, 20-year-old
polio victim who suffered a lac
Grated face when struck with a
money changer by a bus driver,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-20

AlS VIE, ABOUT IU5SO sunday
night. The wife was arrested and
has been charged with first de-
cree murder.
The dead nan Is Clifford
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the Francis Funeral Home.
Miami Transit Co. driver, when
he refused to take a back seat on
a bus running on l7th ave. from
18TH st. to Flagler.
Nesbitt took out an assault and
Evening star., 1957-12-25
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Evening star., 1957-04-28

- small mistake, mace IN careleSS
moment taught me my first important lesson about
the business of growing Older II also led me to one
of the fascinating research projects of our time
After IS years with the advertising firm, was
leaving to form my own small consulting business
While clearing my cluttered desk, | absent-mindedly
approved news release announcing my retirement"
In the months that followed found that though
still active, the retirement label stuck like glue.
| was classified as has-been Instead Of "Hows
business?" it was when do you leave for Bermuda?
was supposed have lost all creative ability energy
and ambition | expected to live out my days
sleeping in the sun. while in my own mind the best
and most productive years still lay ahead learned to
hate the word retired
lfa "youne" man of 50 encountered such problems,
what about the millions Of men over IS who must
accept retirement with even more inaity? Are they
being forced to resign from life at a time when they
still have years Of useful service?
In search of an answer found that the problems Of
older people were for the most part mystery even to
medical science But several Of the experts talked to
told me l should 60 to something called The Age
Center of New England. There scientists carrying
out the most comprehensive study yet attempted Of
older people in America. And there discovered that
most Of my beliefs about aging were all wrong!
The idea for the Center originated three years ago
with Dr. Robert T. Monroe of Boston. As director Of
the Geriatric Clinic at the Peter Bent Brigham Hos
pita he constantly bafled by the problems Of his
aging patlentS. SOme men ana WOnen WHO, aCCOIuHB
pulse rate and temperature should have been bed
ridden were living happy, active lives. At the same
time Others apparently healthy, were lying in bed and
complaining In an age of incredible Notwithstanding
progress in the prolongaton Of life, there was no
really comprehensive body Of facts about these add
tonal years. DR.. Monroe discussed the problem with
sociologist Hugh Cabot, brilliant lecturer on human
relations at Harvard They agreed it was urgent that
medical men. socioogists. psychologists and anthro-
biologists be enlisted help the everncreasng number
of older people.
This was the beginning. Mr. Cabot became execu-
tive director for the proposed Age Center An advisory
board Of specialists formed and 20 Boston corpo
ratons offered to finance the project.
| remember with amusement my first visit to the
Center. Headquarters are in Bostons Hotel Vendome.
Wearing my most youthfuI-looking suit, loped up
long flight of entrance steps and then. ignoring the
elevator continued the arduous climb up redcarpeted
stairs to the second 1oor where the Center Offices
were. | was painting by then. but darned If Id show
Evening star., 1957-04-28

my age even if it killed me- This small affectation
points up the answer to question No. /:
l-Oo most older people prefer 70 associate with
others their own sss7 No. Old people comprise the
only age group which prefers not to associate with con-
temporaries learned that 95 per cent of those who
visit the Center choose the stairs instead of the elevator
the first time.
Psychologists at the Age Center explain it this way:
most of US have instructive dread Of old age as the
final stretch before death. When notice signs Of
aging in our friends. reflection Of what is hap
pening to us Thus we want be with younger groups
and we climb stairs prove that we belong to them
That's why the Center has found that its members work
most effectively in groups that include younger people
"The first hard lesson older person has to learn,
Mr. Cabot said us that he lives in a country which
looks to youth for progress and leadership But while
family and society general expect little Of the older
fellow he must understand that he still has much to
give If self-respect the knowledge Of his worth, is
repeatedly undermined, he may crawl into solitary
shell of sepity the destructive thing that can hap
pen to man, whatever his age"
q old aee time Of increasing sickness and grad.
uai degenerstion7 The study has progressed far enough
to tell US that the first part Of this question is completely
untrue. There is less sickness among older people than
Evening star., 1957-04-28

Whas do you believe about old age9
Test yourself by answering yes no to the following
questions and then find the below in what
new research has to say about vintage" years
Evening star., 1957-04-28
sy LAURENCE o. PRATT

Fourteen million Americans
are over 90, and the number
% going up every year.
Vet almost nobody knows the
facts about aging. Here 10 q
report from an amazing new
institution that 10 finding
them out: The Age Center
The frontiersman., 1957-09-26
Wedding Uniies
 Pioneer Families

In a quiet ceremony performed in her home on September 21, Marylou Seitz, daughter of MT and Mrs, Jack Flint of Palmer. became the bride of Albert Yer ral, son of Mrs. Mary Hale. also of Palmer. U. s. Commissioners Dorothy B. Saxton performed the single ring ceremony.
 For her wedding the bride chose a tailored linen pink suit with which she wore pink acces- sories. She carried her Rainbow Bible and a corsage of Rubrarn lilies.
 Attending the bride was San dra Driggars, classmate. Miss Driggars wore a suit of cream shade with black accessories. and a shoulder corsage of Rubrarn lilies.
 Dean Parks was attendant for the bridegroom.
 Following the ceremony a re- ception for the immediate fan1iI- ies was held in the Flint home.
 The bride is a junior at Pal mer high school where her bride groom is a member of the senior class. The young couple plan to continue their schooling.
The frontiersman., 1957-09-26
BOWLING GEN TER PLANS SHAPING. UP

Legal aspects of the Palmer Bowling Center are shaping up and the sale of stock will be stepped up so that equipment may be ordered to arrive as soon as the building takes final shape. This statement was made this week regarding the new Palmer Bowling Center which is being built in Palmer.
 A meeting was held last Sun day during which details of the proposed corporation were ten- Satively settled. The Bowling Center shall be a civic venture with residents of Palmer, Wasil- Ia, Sutton and outlying areas participating.
 The corporation shall be capi&- :aiized at $50,000 with 500 shares par value $100 each. Each share shall have full voting rights, transferable and non-assessable. Stock shall be limited to 50 silar- @S tO any one person.
 Upon completion of the corpor- =ation stockholders meeting will be held and permanent officers and directors elected. Dr. Foster Sims has agreed to lease space in his new building to the new corporation for period of 10 ears with an option for renewal
 'This community venture should be a definite asset to tile valley a spokesman said this week. "The equipment will be of the latest design with auto vnatic pinsetters and tele-scoreS.
 <Tompleted, 1t will make beautiful center of recreation, a place anyone can be proud to take their family and friends.
 We sincerely hope the people s7f the valley will whole heart sedly support this community ven sure to provide recreation, not Only for themselves, but their growing children"
 Subscription to stock may be made with any of the following valley residents: E. o. DugaS, Robert. Johns, Jim Hurley. Ed Smith, pr. Sims, or Norm Har- S1mg. a~
The frontiersman., 1957-09-26
DeJOHN DEATH ATTRIBUTED TO
 NATURAL CAUSES

Contrary to reports made m the two Anchorage daily news papers last week regarding the death of Henry DeJohn, long time valley resident, he did not meet a violent death. His death was established as having been caused by a supposed heart at tack, as reported in The Fron- tiersman last week. This cause oi death was reaffiraned by U. S
 Commissioner May Garter, ot
The frontiersman., 1957-09-26
NEW BABIES

s>e@~.e~'s

Bausk1
 MT. and Mrs. Ronald Bauska of Palmer are receiving best wishes on the birth of their sec- ond child, daughter whom they have named Candice Mae. She was born at Valley Presbyterian Hospital September 18, weighing in at seven pounds, six ounces. MT. Bausha is a technician with the Federal Electric Corporation,
 Reuter-
 Congratulations are being off fered MT. and Mrs. Peter Reuter- of Mile 21 on the birth of their first child, a son. The Reuters chose Thomas Michael as his name. He weighed eight pounds 12 ounces when born September l9 at Valley Presbyterian Hospit- al. MT. Reuter- is a technician with the Federal Electric Cor poration.
The frontiersman., 1957-09-26
THETA CHAPTER
 PLANS RUSHING PARTY SEPT. 90

Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi is getting it's fall rushing season under way with a ''bang" this year at Western theme party. All invited rushees and Theta members will be rounded up" at B pm. Monday, September 30 at the Elks haN. Blue jeans, plaid shirts, and cowboy hats will be in atyle at the get-acquainted party.
The frontiersman., 1957-09-26

The wedding united two Of the valleys pioneer families. Grand parents of the bride are MT. and Mrs. William BouweTS and grandparents of the bridegroom are MT. and Mrs. M. D. Snod- grass.
The frontiersman., 1957-09-26

FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A FRONTTERSMAN CLASSIFIED
The frontiersman., 1957-09-26

FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
The frontiersman., 1957-09-26

Wasilla this week.
 MI De John was last seen on Last Sunday might and was re norted missing Wednesday morn ine His body was found by hunt ers latter that day