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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
Buffalo 557 In
Ambitious Plans
Membership Puts
Accent On Youth

BUFFALO, N. Y. - At a
recent meeting held by the
members Of Holy Name of
Jesus" CFU Lodge 557, a for
ward step took place with the
installation of the youngest
group of officers since the
birth of the lodge.
Under the present leader
ship of bro. Charles Kristich,
a part of this years program
was introduced as follows:
Regular meetings that
will have more purpose and
meaning; greater participa-
ton of members at lodge
functions, both social and
business; a closer and
friendlier relationship be-
tween members and Off
GERS; and a proposed plan
of purchasing ground to
build a bigger and more
modern building for its
membership.
Although these few propos-
ais do not have great mean
ing at first glance, I am sure
that you will see that they
point the way to the kind of
organization that you Lodge
557 members want.
Now, All Together!
These are worthwhile goals,
but it goes without saying
that nothing can be accom-
plished without the help and
support of the membership, in
other words you.
We need your ideas, opin-
ions and backing, in order
to accomplish anything
worthwhile.
I will close now, with but
one thought in mind. Any or
ganization is only as good as
the people who make it up!
George Rok, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
East Chicago Chorus
To Keep Busy In 1857

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
Officers and members of H.
P. D. "Sloga" met recently
and set up their calendar of
activities for 1857.
A Spring Concert a n d
Dance will be held first, on
May 5, at the Croatian Home,
4033 Main St., in Indiana
Harbor. On July Z, a public
picnic will take place at the
Black Oak Grove, 25th and
Calhoun in Black Oak, near
Gary.
October 6 will find a Fall
Festival in full swing at the
Croatian Center, 4701 Carey
St., in East Chicago, and on
November "a the Duquesne
University Tamburitzans will
present their concert at the
Roosevelt High School in
East Chicago. A dance will
follow the concert, at the
Croatian Home in Indiana
Harbor. A Christmas Party
on December IA, for the sing
ing and social members, will
wind up the year.
Mark these dates on your
calendar and remember to at
tend.
The new members intro
duced were Mary Logan, An
nette Lane, Betty Koch, and
Joseph Golosic. ''Dobro nam
dosli".
Remember, rehearsals are
held every Monday evening at
8 PM in the Croatian Home,
4033 Main St., Indiana Har-
Dor. Those interested in at
tending are asked to attend
one of these rehearsals.
Mrs. Nicholas Zafran
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20
Detroit Mons In
Anniversary Plans
Spring In Zagreb
Theme Of Festival

DETROIT, Mich. - T h e
Mothers Club of Nest 318
cordially invite you to attend
their forthcoming 3rd Ami
versary Celebration, which is
to be held on Saturday, Mar.
9, at the Croatian Home, To-
Gated at 1875 e. McNichols
Road.
Many of you who attended
last years celebration will re-
call the gay and memorable
evening. The mothers have
even greater enthusiasm this
year in presenting a most en-
joyable evening to each and
every one of you.
Our tn eme will be
"Springtime in Zagreb" and
many preparations are be-
ing made in honor of our
guests of the evening.
Our committee has planned
delightful and surprising en-
tertainment with music by
the well known Balkan Cava-
liers. Delicious plate dinners,
priced at $1.75, will be served
from 6 to 8 PM, and later
snacks will be available at
the kitchen.
So, if you are looking for
a pleasant night out, why not
spend it with us? Anyone
wishing to obtain tickets may
do so by inquiring at the
Croatian Home, or by con-
tacting any one Of us Moth
ers.
Catherine Kaurich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-20

Akron, Canton Quints
End |nter.City Series

Akron, Ohio - Taking over
temporarily the duties of our
league secretary, Tony Pavlic,
who at the moment is a pa
tient at the Grille Veterans
Hospital in Cleveland, this is
a report of the Lodge 472
Mixed League action for
February End.
The leading Russell Bird
Sheriffs strengthened their
lead by taking 3 points from
the Burger Beers, who are
now lodged in the 9th posi-
ton. High for the Birds, as
usual, was Tony Donofrio,
224-22O-6O8 and Violet Ferris
lending a 4O8 set.
With their 3 point win over
the Grand Alleys, the Croat
Club took over End place.
Clobbering them for the Club
bers were Milo Chelovitz, 482
and Anna Loich, Ais. Lodge
472 took a licking from the
Pickford Florists and dropped
to third place; high for the
winners being Tony Jurkovic,
2O2-569 and Wally Adams,
442. Nick Dizdar with 2O9-480
and Dot Turkulya, 167-46O
were tops among the Lodge
keglers.
Akron Machinists held to
4th place with a sweep over
the 5th place Quick Lunch
crew, as the Ross duet, John,
215-565 and Rose 157-413 led
the winners. Taking over 9th
position on the basis of a 4
point triumph over the Re-
liable Manufacturers was the
Airport Market team with the
genial Lodge 472 prexy en-
joying one of his better
nights, 201-581. For the Re-
tables it was Jack Forsythe
pacing his mates with a 502
series.
Diamond Market and Di
Fec Poultry split 2-2, with
Mike Dugancevich 180-483
and Ruth Lolich, 388 of the
former being matched by
Carl Dizdar, 449 and Sara Bi-
landzia, 4O3 of the latter as
the respective leaders.
Twin Construction, a group
of old timers who average IS
years in age, but all begin
ners to the sport of bowling
took their usual weekly
pasting. This time from Dunn
and Quigley Morticians and
are now in solid for 18th
place in the team standings.
They don't win many but they
sure have their fun plus
plenty of determination. High
for the Twins was Mike Mile
itch, 388 and for the DOS,
Joe Feist with 488 and Wilma
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AN INVESTMENT IN FRATERNALlSM,
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA UNITED Lodges
CROATIAN FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Pittsburgh, Pa.
February 6, 1857
Dear Brothers and Sisters:

In the month of March, 1857, two years will have
elapsed since the WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA UNITED
LODGES OF THE CROATIAN FRATERNAL UNION OF
AMERICA purchased their property which has since
been known "CROATIAN CENTER.
Ever since the property put into shape for such
gatherings the Croaan Center has been the site of
CFU lodge church and varied other pcnic
1t booked solid in this respect for the year of 1857
Known to people from coast to coast the Croatian
Center has prospered the main due to support emanat
ing from many CFU members friends and we'll wishers 1t
has made commendabe progress simply because
ton is always Forthcoming from those responsible for it's
operative methods
Financially, the Croatian Center has benefited
tremendously from the successful outcome of the West
Pennsylvania United Lodges Annual "Fraternal
Day" at West View Park, of the greatest such
nual manifestations of people this Continent.
You doubt acquainted with the fact that cost
$2 100000 to purchase the property known the Gro
attain Center that the Western Pennsylvania United Lodges
laid out the of $1000OOO at the time this property
into their possession Remaining the debit side of
the books O0O which is being paid off the
Of 41296 interest.
The Western Pennsylvania United Lodges would
like to clear this debt of $15OOOOO off the books
by issuing shares in the Croatian Center with nd
vdual shares amounting to $4,000 and payable at %
interest the share holder desires such interest
his investment These shares the process of
printing and will be ready for distribution among
interested CFU Lodges their members and friends
There is limit to the number of shares which be
purchased by Lodge of the Croaan Fraernal Union
by any of its members.
Further the share holder may at any time ask for the
return of his her money should necessity arise The
agement of the Croatan Center always has several thou
sand dollars on hand for such purpose.
In appealing to Lodges and individual members to
purchase shares, remind legion of friends that
much remains to be done to make this Croatian Center
comply with the needs of people especially
pairs This carry out almost at with your
response to these shares
Please give this appeal your earnest consideration and
support Let support that which for the good of
each and every of
Thanking you sincerely for your attention and remind
ing you that the first report these shares will be given
February a. 1857 during the Annual Conference of the
Western Pennsylvania United Lodges, remain
Most cordially
MILAN VRANES, President
PHILIP VUkELICH, Secretary
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Rankin Ladies Group
In Banquet And Dance

RANKIN, Pa. - The Cro-
atian Ladies' Club, Branch 6,
will commemorate it's 25th
Anniversary with a Banquet
and Dance on Sunday, Mar.
3, at the Croatian Home, 4th
and Antisbury Streets, begin
ming at 5 PM.
Music during dinner and
later on in the evening for
dancing will be rendered by
the popular Kosovo Tambur-
itza Orchestra.
AS at all our past pre-lenten
dances, we will award prizes
for adult masquerading. We
therefore urge everyone to
mask for the dance, so that
we may keep this old custom
alive.
We cordially invite the
members and friends of the
neighboring clubs to join us
on this memorable occasion.
If you cannot make it in time
for the banquet, attend the
dance which will begin at $3.50
PM.
Mrs. Mary Ferlan, Pres.
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Detroit Men Will Air
Cleveland Meet Aqenda

Detroit, Mich. - Detroit's
C.F.U. Mems League had it's
position night February 1st
and marked off two-thirds of
the 1956-57 season with the
Onyx Topplers battling Drew
ry Beer for the top spot.
Well, it ended in a draw,
%. John Bowlick was the
kingpin for the evening COM
ing thru with games of 223-
246-220 for a grand $50 total,
which is high for individual
honors. Rudy Pavkovich had
a 553 series, and Andy Kovac,
2O6-513.
For the Onyx men it was A.
Golac, 2O2-570, Chuck Pulick,
568 and Vic Pulich, 565.
Stimac Hardware cashed in
at the expense of the Croa-
tan Home team, shooting a
nice series of 2842 out of
games, 914-991-937. George
Stimac, Jr. fired a 200-229-
61O and Jim Kalich, 247-585
for the winners, while the
standouts among the losers
were John Yurkovich, a
pinch-bowler, with 205-201-
COS and Carl Trontl, 216-543.
Beaver Homes after weeks
of good bowling hit the skids
and took only 1 point from
the Rock Gardens, for whom
Steve Predovich was high
man with 209-592 and Rudy
Prpich coming by with 200
SIT. The best among the Bea-
vers was Matt Goretta with
SIS.
j o e's gas-house gang,
spurred by captain Joe "a
lac's 234-6O8, exploded for a
4 point win over the Wand
Florists. James Dernay of the
losers was high with but a
497 series. The basement
dwelling Onyx Troopers took
4 markers from Fega Tool,
paced as they were by Joe
Katich, SIS, while the Tool
makers were led by Frank Ia
dey, SOC.
It is time to make your
team arrangements for the
coming C.F.U. Annual Tenpin
Tournament to be held in Cle-
veland, May rs, 1857. The
deadline is March %, 1857
and for this reason the De-
troit Mems League is calling
a meeting at 7:30 Pm. Fri
day, February 22nd at the
Palmer Park Recreation.
Please do attend.
Andy Dellach, Sec'y.
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BRUTON'S OPERATION
CALLED SUCCESS; KNEE
HEALING RAPIDLY

Milwaukee, wis.-(AN - An
operation performed on Bin Bru-
ton of the championship Milwau-
kee Braves last month was called
a success by DR.. Bruce Brewer.
orthopedic specialist, last week.
Bruton was operated on for an
injured knee which kept him out
Of the lineup the last part Of
last season.
In the announcement, DR.. Brew
er said that the knee is healing
satisfactorily, and prescribed ex-
ercises TO hasten recovery. He
said there no longer is swelling
and there is good motion.
Bruton injured his knee at mid
season in a collision with rookie
shortstop Felix Mantilla. The in
jury caused him TO sit out the
rest Of the season and the World
Series that followed. However, his
teammates voted him a fun Of
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TWIN CITY
Pin PATTER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital 5-53SI

to check on how her team Cooks
was mauling the naples. 40" il
not bowling until her doctor gives
The 90 ahead signal She brought
with her, her mother-in-law OF
Denver, Colo, Mrs. Myrtle TAYLOR
spoke Of how much she was en-
Joying the bowling and socializing.
To the highest and runner up
Of the Cooks team. 30" gave a
gift: the first was CODY" Banks
"a set Of beautiful hankies. the
second a pair Of golden earrings
to Dorothy Balenger.
Grace Brown of Jansen team
was a visitor she is temporarily
out Of action on doctors orders
too.
Adolph Thomas and Adolph Jr.
came in and created quite a stir.
since many of us knew Adolph
when. His son is a reasonable
facsimile and appears to have also
inherited the Thomas charm.
Bonnie Fowler brought along his
movie camera and had the film
running and lights on in the man.
ner Of the movie moguls. Believe
me the movies should be well
worth seeing. Maurice Hickman
had his camera and was showing
his cousin Adolph Jr. the finer
points Of picture taking John
lBlondie) Barker came in to min
gle among his friends and dispense
a bit of flattery (some Of it fell
on this scrivener) in his usual
manner, Faustina Robinson re-
marked when she came in, Il come
over here and see everybody I
know that l haven't seen for a
long time.
Genial Johnny Cthe manager)
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NAACP SAYS DEFENSE
CUTBACKS HITTING NEGRO
WORKERS HADEST IN FRISCO

San Francisco -( CAMP Californ-
las Governor Goodwin J. Knight
was urged this week by NAACP
officials TO add this states de-
feated Fair Employment Practices
bill to the agenda Of a special bud
get session Of the Legislature in
March due TO increasing labor
layoffs brought about by defense
CutbaCks.
Terming the affects "a crisis"
Regional NAACP Chairman c. l..
Dellums and Field Secretary Les
ter Bailey told Governor Knight
that alarming reports received
from the Los Angeles Area indie
ate that Negro and other minority
employees are being disproportion-
ately struck from payrolls."
The NAACP officials stated
further in a letter TO Knight that
'in the absence Of an enforceable
Fair Employment Practices state
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NEGRO AIRMAN SAVES
THREE WHITE COMPANIONS
IN ALASKAN CRASH

Anchorage, Alaska -- (ANP) --
S sgt. Calvin Campbell, 34-year,
old career airman, has been credit.
ed by three Of his white fellow air,
men with saving their lives when
an Air Force B-29 crashed over
Alaska recently
When the plane was reported
missing, air-rescue searchers gave
the entire 1O-man crew up for
lost, because the crash area was
completely obscured from search
planes by a winter fog. However,
just as the planes were about TO
abandon the search, a flare shot
up.
When rescuers got TO the wreck.
age by helicopter, they found four
Of the 10 men had survived.
Campbell, one Of the men, had
miraculously escaped uninjured
He had rescued his three compan-
ions from the plane, and then went
back to gather up sleeping bags
and rations to keep them warm
and nourished. At an Air Force
hospital, one Of the injured, T/sgt.
Manuel Cara, said Boy, that
guy, He fused over US like
hen with a brood Of chickens"
Campbell tried to discount all
the high praise, but another air
man said, He never was the hero
type He's sort Of reserved, and
he always kept pretty much TO
himself He's a Negro you know.
Maybe that's why"
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Of 127 which is not Indicative Of
her bowling prowess. However we
hope she viii snap out Of her
slump" soon.
Shy Jane" as she is sometimes
called is Mrs. James Lee and has
two daughters Patricia and JJne.
and a son, Johnny who is in the
nations Armed Services.
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HEI.PE1u. HINTS sna

HELPFUL HINTS Soak rusty
garden tools in kerosene for a
while. then use a wire brush and
emery cloth 10 finish the clean
ing When you carry baby
wrap a small plastic tablecloth
around his blanket 10 keep fuzz
and lint off your clothing.
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MOORE To BOX SOUTH
AMERICAN CHAMP SOUTH
or THE BORDER, DEC. rs

Portland, ore,-(ANP) Light
heavyweight boxing champion Ar
chic Moore win take on Luis Ig-
naeio, Brazilian hght-heavyweight
utlist, in a 10 round bout in Sac
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and Sammie Canton 1877.
High Series; Howie Barrett.
500. Larry Walton, 54S; Sammie
Canton, 46s; Mary Russell. 5Il;
Loretta Moore, 476 and Evelyn
Henderson AL.
Team Standings for November
NORTHERN LIGHTS
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TWIN CITY LADIES

Tuesday evening at St Peter
Claver Bowling Lanes was some
what of a reception and /or "old
home week" 40" Taylor made
her first appearance Of the season
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Paulo. Brazil Dec. IS, Il was
announced here last week.
Moore is guaranteed $1,000 for
the Ignaeio bout. but his title
will not be at stake.
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is one OF the
tnainstays Of the
r. o ok $ team.
Jane has been
bowling about IA
y e ar s ten of
which have been
.on the Cook 5
I e a m Jane Is
currently carry
ing an average
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Dec. 90. issi-The first Young
Mems Christian Association 10 be
established in US. opened in Boa
ton. Mass
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Z the World Series money,
was busy watering" the pin boys,
answering the telephone. paging
visitors and bowlers and methinks
he must have become weary since
he was doing a bit of leaning
how about that Johnny?
Lonnie Thompson and son Lance
made an interesting Father and
Son pair. "Drex" Pugh stopped
in adding his comments to the
mernment. Jeanne Baldrige a
bowler Of some seasons back
looked in briefly J. d. Jones
came to see that wife Mildred
was knocking them over" as per
Instructions. Harry Richardson al
ways encouraging and welcome as
is Howie Gunnels, Geo Matthews
and Howie Barrett Jimmy and
Eileen sponsors OF Jimmys DIX
looking after their team Fran
ces Dollie an enthusiastic guest
Of Zelma Fullbrght; Mrs Sayles
and Pat Lee, Lee Chandler, and
possibly others all added to the
holiday atmosphere OF the even
ing Being human and prone to
err we have probably not men
toned others who were in attend
ance and before the brick bats"
fly, we would Ike to acknowledge
the words Of encouragement and
pleasure extended to us about PIN
Patter" some coming from readers
in Illinois, Michigan, California as
well as the Twin Cities and reply
with a great big Thanks! And
fervent hope that we may continue
to please. You are very kind!
Twin City Ladies' Nov. 20.
High Single Game: l. Thomas,
ls9; c. Banks, 1SS; and Mary
Russell 1856.
High Series: c. Banks, 495; NJ,
Russell 49l; and l.. Thomas AS
TEAM EVENT
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Dec. 10, lT7T-G George washing-
ton and his Continental Army
troops started winter encampmena
at aVlley Forge, Pa
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Double feature: Every Girl
Should Be Married" and Man
handled"
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statute, we can reasonably expect
unemployment 10 drasticany in.
crease among minority groups un-
der present conditions.
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Our Advertisers Have what
You WANT
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JANE LEE CHARTER MEMBER

Jane Lee pictured here is one Of
the charter members Of the Twin
City Ladies Bowling League. She
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This is the paper with the
classified ads.
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Twin City Ladies Nov. 20.
NORTHERN LIGHTS

One of our senior bowlers, Mrs.
Frances Duncan celebrated her
birthday before bowling began at
Minneapolis Rec" Mrs Duncan
was presented large and beauti-
fully decorated birthday cake with
twenty-one candles on il. After
the candles were lighted the group
sang Happy Birthday" and Fran
ces blew out all the candles and
cut the cake in portions for all
the members Of the league.
This celebration was given in
lieu Of awarding prizes to the
high woman and man bowler of
the evening. On hand to share in
the festivities and watch the bowl
ing were Bertha Bedford of Kan
sas City Missouri, cousin Of Doris
Wilkers Lorena Turnbull,
Claude Burnett, Alice Knight and
the very attractive daughter Of
Dick Williams, Barbara Ann.
Northern Lights Nov. 80
High Single Game: Bessie Green
'O5; Elz Hiatt, ITS; Jack Adam
80; Bert Davis, 202 and Ralp
ZONES 1872.
High Series: Bessie Green, SIC
Alice Jones, 453; Eliz. Hiatt, AL
ralph Jones, 5ls; Jack Adam
j02 and Gerald Bailey 400.
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the Paper win The FsAtarss
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TEAM EVENT

Twilight Mixed Doubles Nov. "a
High Single Game: Loretta
Moore, oil; Mary Russell, 211;
Evelyn Henderson, 1888; Larry
Walton, 1893; Howfe Barrett, 1913
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ying
ating
were
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Only Feature Lock Interloeking Diamond Rings have
amazing new Beautig Let show you how incredibly
large and brilliant the msssed diamonds look how cas-
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pat pend Rings enlarged to shO~ detail
Convenient Credit Terms
, 1957-01-17
POLICE


with the new arrangements
when the markings are COM
pleted. In the case Of the
lanes. The one on the right
will be marked "Eastbound"
and the one to the left West
bound"
, 1957-01-17
N Office

Persons owning horses, goats,
donkeys or other animals in
the areas surrounding the D.
Hamilton Jackson Terrace &
Bassin Triangle Housing pro-
jects are requested to do
everything possible to prevnt
them enering he premises Of
he aforementioned projects
at which landscape work is
now in progress.
THE VIRGIN HOUSING g.
~LOPMENT AUTH
GRITTY
, 1957-01-17
NOTICE FROM DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
cHRIsTIANsTED. ST. CRoIX. v. l.

Notice is hereby given to all persons IN possession OF
firearms other than merchants selling the same, that the
Ordinance Of December 16, 1908, requires that every lawful
owner Of firearms obtain an annual license for the posses
sion thereof. and that if such tax is not paid within one
month after the publication of notice relative thereto, the
nolice shall seize and confiscate for the benefit of the NUM-
cipal Treasury, the weapon or weapons concerned.
Accordingly, all persons affected hereby, are requested
to obtain the necessary licenses no later than February 10
1857.
Section Al of Chapter VII of the Ordinance for the NUM-
cipality of ST. Croix, known as the Police Regulations reads
as follows:
Every dog must be licensed.
License tags shall be renewed every year during the
month Of January: and thereafter throughout the year, the
owner shall similarly secure a license tag and certificate tor
each and every dog when it reaches the age of three months.
Imported dogs must be licensed within thirty days after
their arrival.
Subsection G)
The police shall take up any dog found without proper
license tags, any bitch in heat, and dog roaming the streets
or n,b1ic roads after ten o'clock PM and before six o'clock
AN. Dogs taken up may be redeemed within forty-eight
hours upon payment of an impounding fee of $500, and the
payment of the proper license fee if found without license
tag attached to the collar. Dogs thus not redeemed shall be
destroyed by the police"
Persons affected hereby are requested to obtain the
necessary licenses no later than January 81, 1857
Leon "A. Mawson. Commissioner
BY: c. A. MATTHIAS
Assistant Commissioner
FINE QUALITY PRINTING