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the program at It's next meet
ing on January Z. The County
Welfare Board already has
acted favorahly on the proposal
10 provide emergency financial
aid to county residents who are
able to work but who often find
themselves unemployed because
OF the seasonal nature Of their
occupations and their limited
skills.
The welfare board viii ask
the County Council to act on a
proposal to provide $4,000 in
county-state matching funds
for the program.
Study Undertaken
Now q part of the area-wide
Health and Welfare Council Of
the National Capital Area, the
MONTGOMERY Regional Social
Planning Board sponsored q
study of So unemployed last
spring in cooperation with the
University Of Maryland and
has led the fight for help for
these county residents.
Mr.. Savard reminded the
board members attending the
monthly meeting in the Per-
petual Building Association
auditorium in Bethesda that
ways to help these citizens find
jobs is also an objective. He
suggested this could be done
by extending the services of
existing agencies. such as the
Maryland Employment Serv-
ice. which has no office in Up
per MONTGOMERY County where
the problem is most acute.
Originally scheduled for the
county councils last meeting,
the welfare boards presenta-
ton Of its program for unem-
ployed was postponed by
mutual consent. Mr.. Savard
said. after extensive considera-
ton Of cemetery regulations
absorbed all Of the councils
time.
The Montgomery Regional
Social Planning Board must
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Attendance at Session
On Unemployed Urged

Montgomery Regional Social Planning Board members
urged yesterday to show their interest in country
program for unemployed persons attending force the
Montgomery County Council meeting next month.
Robert savard chairman Of the boards committee
unemployed empoyabeS said the Council will consider
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Bows and Girls All Club

Boys and Girls All CluD
Parents and families of the Bluff
ton Boys and Girls Al club are
invited to a swimming party and
picnic lunch at the Bluffton munich
pal swimming pool tomorrow eve
ming at 6 D. m. Please bring a filled
basket and table service. Drinks
will be furnished. Swimming will
be at 6.
Gold Star All
Seventh meeting of the Gold Star
Al club was held at Findlay park
after 13 members went to the
county health office to get our
health checkup. A health survey is
TO get our water supplies tested. At
the meeting were two demonstra-
tions on First Aid", and "How to
do effective dusting and spraying"
These demonstrations will be given
Jnlv 25 at the Ohio Power. Our
advisor then handed out names OF
nennals from Australia, Burma and
Mexico. Sue Webb, Martha Wilkins
and Louise Wilkins are going tc
Camp Ohio on July 28. Refreshments
were served by Janice Gallant, Sue
Webb and Lois Warren.
G.. III. NJ. c.
The Gertrude Hoy Missionary
circle will meet August b WITT
Eairie Stager as leader and Mer
edith stepleton furnishing the music
Hostesses will be Juanita Klingler
Erma Augsburger, Mary Eiiel
Turner and Joyce Badertscher.
Legion Auxiliary Farley
Past Presidents Farley of Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary will hold
picnic at Findlay park, Friday eve
ming, Aug. 2. Meet at Legion Hal
at $3.50 p. m. Meat and sandwiche
provided.
SIenda- -Rellas TOPS Club
Slenda-Rellas TOPS club of Raw
son met Wednesday night at tn
Rawson Community house.
Eight members were present. Mr.
Frank Kimberly was queen for tn
week. A quiz was conducted afte
the meeting. Coffee was served
the close of the meeting.
n -
The Blue Star Mothers
The Blue Star Mothers and the
families will have a picnic at Ha
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Jude Hardesty,
Don TriplehOrn
Plan Fall Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Hardesty
Clarksburg, W. Va, have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Julia Evans, to Don Triplehorn, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Triplehorn,
Bluffton.
Miss Hardesty was graduated this
spring from Ohio Wesleyan univer-
sity, Delaware, Ohio. She is mem
Der of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
and Theta Alpha Phi, dramatics
honorary. She is employed as a junior
librarian by the Battelle Research
Foundation, Columbus.
Her fiance, also graduate of Ohio
Wesleyan university, received his
masters degree in petroleum geology
from Indiana university this spring
A member of Kappa Sigma fratern
ity, he also belongs to Phi Beta
kappa. national scholastic honorary
and Sigma Gamma Epsilon. He i:
presently employed by the California
Oil Co., near Grand Junction, Colo
A late summer wedding is planned
by the couple.
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Marjorie Rose
And James Gundy
United July II

Miss Marjorie Rose and James
Gundy We're united in a candlelight
service in the Lima High Street
Evangelical United Brethren church
July 13.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Rose of Lima,'
and the groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. C. Gundy, Graymont, Ill.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Frank
Hamblen. Norman Vercler, organist,
and Bernard Windmiller, vocalist,
presented several pre-nuptial selec-
tions.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white en-
broidered organdy over taffeta. Her
bouffant gown was waltz length. Her
fngertip veil of French illusion fell
in folds from matching headpiece.
A white Bible topped with flowers
was carried by the bride. The Bible
was a gift of the groom.
Miss Mary Lee Rose was maid of
honor for her sister and bridesmaids
were Mrs. Elwood Brauen, Columbus
and Miss Eloise Gefig, Smithville.
Gordon Gundy was best man while
ushers were Robert and John Gundy
and Wallace Yoder.
After a wedding trip in northern
Indiana the couple is living at the
Alsa Craig Boys Farm in Ontario
where Mr.. Gundy is recreational
director.
Mrs. Gundy graduated from Lima
Central high school and attended
Bluffton college. Her husband gradu.
ated from Flanagan high school
Flanagan, Illinois, and graduated
from Bluffton college this spring.
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Ada Talent Contest
Will Be Held Sunday

Third preliminary talent show for
the Ada Farmers and Merchants
picnic will be held Sunday afternoon
at the Ada Memorial Park band shell
at 2:30 p. m.
Any amateur contestant is eligible
for the program which will select the
entrants for the final talent contest
to be held at the Farmers and Mer-
chants picnic August 21.
Last Sundays winners were Debbie
Reese and Wynn Lee Hauenstein,
Ada tap dancers. Second place win
ner was Nancy Fett, Wapakonta
baton twirler. Third place winner was
the Four Younkman sisters, La
fayette group.
Each Sunday winner is given a
trophy with consolation cash prizes
awarded the other winners.
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August Wedding
Set In Texas

Mr. and Mrs. Russell T. Biddison
of Lozano, Texas, announce the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
of their daughter Sandra Joyce to
End 1t. James Henry Green, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green of Bluff
ton, Ohio.
Miss Biddison is a graduate of Rio
Hondo high school and attended
Texas A & college at Kingsville.
1t. Green attended Ohio State uni
versity and is now serving in the U.
S. Air Force. The wedding will be
an event of August 25 in the Rio
Hondo Community church at 3 p. m.
The custom of open church will be
observed.
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Funeral Services
Held For Mrs. Mary
Baker, Saturday

Funeral services will be held this
afternoon for Mrs. Mary Baker, Bea-
verdam, who died Sunday evening at
her home.
She was born in Putnam county
March %, 1877, to the late John and
Sara Jones.
Mrs. Baker is survived by three
sons, Virgil, St. Louis, Mo-, Donald,
Phoenix, Ariz., and B. l.. Tucson
Ariz.; two sisters, Mrs. Hugh VII
liams, Conner, and Mrs. Margaret
Niles, Elida and three grandchildren
The Rev. M. E. Clay will conduct
funeral services with burial IN Ia
Welfen cemetery.
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Shirley Boop Will
Wed Lester Busick

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Boop, Bea-
verdam, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Shirley, to
Mr.. Lester Busick, formerly of
Columbus Grove.
The marriage will be an event of
September at the Beaverdam Metho-
dist church.
Miss Boop is a graduate of Bea-
verdam high school and is employed
at the Edelweiss restaurant, Bluffton.
Mr.. Busick is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Busick, Columbus Grove.
He is an employee of the Inland Steel
company, East Chicago, Indiana.
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Miss Els Uan Lier
And Alton Shelly
Announce BetrOthal

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frans van
Lier, of Amsterdam, Holland, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter Els to Alton Shelly, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Shelly,
of Quakertown R. d.
According to Dutch custom, a
reception was held for the engaged
couple at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
van Lier, to which 80 guests brought
their congratulations and best wishes.
After studying social work at
Bluffton College, Bluffton, Ohio, in
1953-1955, Miss van Lier has con-
tinued her training in Amsterdam.
In January she hopes to return to
Bluffton College with an immigra-
ton visa to complete her studies.
Shelly, a 1868 graduate of Upper
Perkiomen high school and a stu
dent for two years at Bluffton Col
lege, has for the last year and q
half been serving under the Mem
MONTE Central committee in Holland.
In September Shelly plans to con-
tinue study in Bluffton in the field
of social work. He is a brother of
DR.. Howard E. Shelly who is locat-
ing his office in Bluffton this year.
Miss van Liers father is employed
as assistant manager of the Rotter-
dam Bank in Amsterdam.
No definite plans have been made
for the wedding.
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Fourth BE Summer
School Session
Begins Monday

The fourth term of the Bluffton
college summer school will open Mon
day and continue until August "a.
Three courses, music education, the
family, and educational psychology,
will be offered in the three week
term.
The third term of the summer ses-
sion will be completed tomorrow. A
total of "A students are registered in
summer school,
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To Hold Services
For GratZ Infant

Funeral services will be held this
afternoon in the La Point Funeral
home. Ottawa, for Craig Gratz, two
day-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clare
Gratz, who died Tuesday in Bluffton
hospital.
In addition to his parents he is
survived by two brothers, Dennis and
Gary, at home; the paternal grand
mother. Mrs. Ethel Gratz, Findlay
and the maternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Radabaugh, Mt
Cory.
The Rev. Don Lucas will officiate
with burial in Harmon cemetery.
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Presbyterian Women
Plan Lawn Social

The annual church social sponsored
by the Presbyterian Women's organ
ization on the church lawn at Main
and Cherry streets has been set for
Saturday August 10, it was announced
this week by the co-chairmen, Mrs.
Norman Triplett and Mrs. Harry Bo-
gart.
Dinner will be served from 4:30
until 1870 o'clock and the menu in
cludes chicken sandwiches, noodles,
ham sandwiches and other home
made deserts.
Proceeds of the annual lawn festival
have been earmarked for redecorat-
ing the church sanctuary.
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SIenda-Rellas TOPS Club
The Blue Star Mothers

The Blue Star Mothers and their
families will have a picnic at Har-
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Former Pandora Girl
To Wed In KentOn

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben BURY, formerly
of Pandora and now residents of
Coldwater, Kan, have announced the
approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Loretta, to John Gradwohl, Ken
ton.
Miss BURY graduated from Heidel-
berg college and teaches in the Re
public schools.
Her fiance, a Heidelberg graduate,
will enter Eden Seminary in ST. Louis
this fall.
The wedding will be held at 7;30
p. m. August IL in the First Evangeli-
cal and Reformed church, Kenton.
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Burkhart- Riser
Wedding Set Aug. II

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Burkhart,
Pandora, have announced the ap-
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Eleanor Louise, to Charles ii.
Risser, the son of Mrs. Louis d.
Riser.
The custom of open church will be
observed for the wedding at 2 p. m. In
the Columbus Grove Presbyterian
church.
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Junior specimens and these will be
Judged for good and bad points.
Members are also asked to bring
regular project books on flowers and
vegetable gardening lawn care and
outdoor cookery along with speci-
mems.
Last meeting was held July "a at
the home OF Noah Zimmerman, 5.
Mound ST., for cookout. Thirteen
members and three advisors were
present.
A ball-point pen was presented to
secretary Reggie Welch as going
away gift from the club.
Calorie Counters TOPS Club
The Calorie Counters TOPS club
met at the home of Elizabeth Hauen-
stein Tuesday afternoon. After the
business meeting, the new project OF
dress alterations was started and
some dresses were completed with
amazing results. June Baker is still
leading in weight loss with Elizabeth
Hauenstein a close second. The next
meeting will be held August 6 at the
home of June Baker in Mt. Cory. The
monthly crowning of the queen will
take place at this time and also the
showing of our comical hats.
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mon field Saturday, Aug. 3, at .
p. m.
Bluffton All Club
The Bluffton Boys and Girls All
club will hold its picnic August 2
at 6 o'clock at the Buckeye Park.
Members will go swimming before
and after the picnic supper which
is planned at 1880. Members are
asked to bring lunch in basket or
sack and cooled drink, if desired,
hot dish or salad.
On August there will be a
meeting of the All in the 'Vo-Ag
room.
o. E. S. Picnic
The annual o. E. S. family picnic
will be held Friday, August 2, at
$3.50 p. m. at the home of Worthy
Matron, Mrs. Mabel Minck, 152 5.
Lawn avenue.
Il \ +
TOPS Nip IN Tuck
Nip N Tuck club met at the home
of Madeleine Deppler with Marvel
Hilty as queen for the evening ano
Mildred Benroth runner-up. The
queen for the month is Geraldine
Strunk with Fairie Stager as run
nerup. One new member joined
Sheila O'Dell. The program for the
evening was a Tupperware party
Next meeting will be with Mildred
Gleason.
Bridal Shower Held
On Monday evening a brida
shower was held in honor o
Marilyn Griffith at the home of Su
Montgomery. Hostesses were Ellie
Balmer, Carol Shelly and Sue Mont
gomery. Those attending were Mrs
Lewis Griffith and daughters Mar
garet and Rose, Mrs. Sidney Balmel
Mrs. Lenore Montgomery, Mrs. Jes
sic Harper, Carol Kent, Mrs. Dairy
Badertscher, Edith Yoder, Sail
Hilty and Saundra Berry. Sendln
. regrets was JEANNE Hughes Q
Lima. The evening was spent wit
!. games and contests. Theme of sun
o 80. Aoyar carts was carried OF
r when Marilyn was presented with
large cart Of lovely gifts. Light rt
freshments were served.
Busy Bees All Club
Judging at Beaverdam school me-
7 Monday, August at $50 a. m.
III Junior Gardeners
| The Happy Gardeners will have
cook-out at their next meeting We
| nesday evening $50 p. m. at Il
L Conner Stewart home, 352 Cherl
street. Items for the meal will
furnished by members. Menu will
hamburger stew, carrot and celel
strips, pickles, milk and applesau
spice cakes.
II Flower show rules will be discus
ed. Each member is to bring one
y more entries from the schedul
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Winifred Bdunldy,
Wedding Announced

Mrs. Ola Bauman, Bluffton, has
announced the July "a wedding of her
daughter Winifred Joyce to Robert c.
Brown, son of Mrs. Harry Brown and
the late Harry Brown of Findlay.
Mrs. Brown is employed by RCA in
Findlay and Mr.. Brown is with the
United States Navy at Quonset Point,
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Home Office Has Copies Of sc Book

PITTS B U R G H, Pa. -
From time to time, and over
the past year with greater
frequency, we at the Home
Office receive requests from
the American born and to a
lesser degree from the Cana
dian born members for a
grammar or language book
to gain a better knowledge of
the mother tongue, Croatian.
Bent to satisfy these
members, the undersigned
wrote a half dozen Amer
ican universities where ei-
ther Croatian might have
been taught or where q
university was known to
have a Department of Sla-
vic Languages. We soon
found out that such books
were almost non-existent.
One exception was the Uni
versity Of Minnesota, where
DR.. Thomas F. Magner, As
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and attended st. Joseph
Grade School here.
She later attended New
Brighton High and graduated
as Valedictorian of the Class
Of 1856.
We might add that she
graduated with the highest
hOnors average for 4 years.
96.81. Her reward is a half
tuition honor scholarship to
the University of Pitts
burgh.
James activities durin g
her high school years inclu-
ded the Girls Chorus, Band,
Student Council, Tri-HI-Y,
Science CluD ana many Otn'
ers. She was also the chapel
pianist and the Crimson and
Gold" Editor.
In Lodge 49O, Jane joins
her parents, grandmother,
5 aunts and 3 uncles. Her
two brothers are members
of Nest LOG.
James family and the mem
bers Of Lodge 400 all congra-
tulate her on her achieve
ments and wish her the best
of success in her studies of
Chemical Engineering.
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lodqe 979 Sa|ufes Elizabeth RaspoIic

Miss Raspolic graduated
from North Phoenix High
School, where her activities
were many. She belonged to
the Parnassus Honor Society
for four years, the National
Honor Society in her junior
and senior years, was elected
vice-president Of the Girls
League, was a member Of the
A Capella Choir, and an
American Field Service Ex-
change Student candidate.
She is also a member of the
Junior Phoenix Symphony
Guild, the Tri-Lytz Tri-Hi-Y,
the Y.M.C.A. Youth Chorus,
the Phoenix kolo Group, and
a past president Of the Junior
Phoenix Opera Guild.
Elizabeth is now attend
ing Bennington College in
Vermont, where she accept
ed a Scholarship. She was
also offered scholarships
from Mills College in Cali
fornia and the University
of Arizona.
In Lodge 978 she joins her
father Anthony, and brother
Anthony, Jr., who are very
proud of her. We members
wish to join her family in
wishing her the best of every
thing in the, future.
Fora TurkOvic, Sec'y.
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Marcia Ann Ross
Hailed As Actress

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She was given the award
of the best supporting actress
at the Struts and Frets Dra-
matte Club presentations at
the end of the year.
After graduation, Marcia
worked as a dental assistant
at the Medical Arts Building.
She is now planning to go to
St. Petersburg, Fla, to live
and work for her uncle.
In Lodge 600 Marcia joins
her parents, Mark and Mary
Ross. The members extend to
Marcia a very warm welcome.
Karlo Kolich
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Official Agenda For August Toronto to Montreal Tour
remain here overnight.

remain here overnight.
The early morning hours
of the fourth day will find
the group going down the
Saguenay River to Tadoussac,
st. Simeon and on to Murray
Bay. Arrival in Quebec will be
around 700 pm. and the visi-
tors will be housed in a first
class hotel.
After breakfast on the fifth
day the group will leave via
special cars for the "Shrine
of Miracles" Ste. Anne de
Beaupre, and Montmorency
Falls. Lunch and dinner will
be provided in the hotel, with
a sightseeing tour through
Old Quebec on the afternoon
agenda.
Breakfast Aboard Ship
The morning of the sixth
day will be left open for in
dividual action.
Breakfast and luncheon will
be disposed Of at the hotel
and the group will leave Que
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shows included the songs and
dances Of many lands and her
Croatian heritage was woven
into every show.
Mildred has also participa-
ted in other programs 3
throughout the city. During
one of these non-Ogden
events, she was asked to do
the choreography for a mu-
sical selection written by a
member Of the Chicago Board
of Education.
Mildred is married to q
fellow educator, who is
currently on sa b a t tt cal
leave from the Chicago
Board of Education so that
he can complete his disser-
tation, the last requirement
for a Doctor of Education
Degree at Loyola Univer-
sity.
Her two sisters are also
teachers in Chicago. The en-
tire Markusic family COM
posed of the parents, Char
les and Mary, and seven chill
dren are all lifelong members
of the CFU. The grandchil-
dren have also been enrolled
in this great organization OF
ours, the Croatian Fraternal
Union of America.
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bee at 7:15 p. m. aboard a
steamer. Dinner will be pro-
vided aboard and dancing
and horse racing" will high
light the last night out.
The seventh day will find
the group arriving in Mon
treal at 700 a. m. The tour
will end here following
breakfast aboard ship.
Either an afternoon or eve
ming reception will be held
that day in honor of the WIS.,
itors, with the plans to be
worked out between the Home
Office and our Montreal and
vicinity Lodges and Nests.
More about this reception in
future issues of the Official
Organ.
In the meantime, let us hear
from you if you are a can
didate for this Grand Prize
Award of an expense-paid
Aug, 1857, visit to Canada.
Your suggestions and advice
will be appreciated and ac-
knowledged on these pages.
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St. Petersburg Lodge
Plans January Banquet

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -
"St. Peter" CFU Lodge 983
will sponsor a Banquet and
Dance on Sunday, January
20, 1857, in the Sunshine Let
ter Carriers Hall, 314-15th
Ave-, South.
The dinner will be served at
1 PM, and an after dinner
dance will follow at 5 PM. Ad-
mission will be $1.O0 per per-
son.
Our members and friends
are invited to attend.
Albina klemen. Sec'y.
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sociate Professor of Slavic
Languages there, had auth
ored a textbook Introduction
to the Serbo- Croatian Lam
guage".
The book consists of 25O
pages and in our estimation
answers the need for those
wanting to learn either the
Croatian or the Serbian lam
guage.
A Treasured Gift
The Executive Board
went along with our recon-
mendation and agreed to
purchase q limited supply
of these books and make
them available at cost for
an amount of four dollars
and twenty-five cents
($4.25).
Those desiring said book,
which makes a treasured gift
or addition to your personal
library, should mail their re-
mittance and order to the
c. F. u. Sports-Educational
Department.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-E Educational Dept.
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the University of Montreal
and the residential sections of
Westmount and Outremont.
The group will leave Mon.
treal in the evening via
steamer and dine and dance
as the boat sails down the st.
Lawrence River.
To Quebec Via Steamer
The third day will see the
visitors arriving in Quebec
early in the morning and be
the guests of honor at a re.
ception rendered by the Mas
ter Of the Steamer.
Following lunch on
board, the group will spend
112 hours at Murray Bay
and then proceed down the
river to Tadoussac. After
a ~ hour stop at Tadous-
sac, the steamer will 60 up
the Saguenay River, past
Capes Trinity and Eternity,
and dock at Bagotville in
Ha Ha Bay. The ship will