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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24
Poziv ma piknik
Mcdonald. Ohio.

Mcdonald, Ohio. - Odsjek
broj 598 H. B. z. priredjuje
svoj piknik, koji ce Sc odrzati
u nedjelju, 4-og augusta, ma
zemljistu Bozin Lake Fran
ces, koje Sc nalazi ma Rd. 5,
North East, odmah liza City
Of Warren Water Purifica-
ton Plant.
Putokaz: koji idete il War
rem, Ohio, uzmite E. Market
Street do N. E. Elm Road,
a to je Rd. 5 po istom raw
no do zemljista gdje je pix
mix. Koji idu IL McDonalda i
Niles, o., uzmite u Niles N.
Main Street North Road, ko-
il ide ravno kroz 422 Road
80 ma Road 5, tn krenute ma
desno i "a malo voznje ste
ma mjestu piknika. koji idu
cd strane Girard, o., uzmite
Rd. 422 i kad prodjete Rd. 46
vozite Sc do prve lampe, tu
krenute ma desno po North
Road, po kojem cete doci ma
Road 5, tn krenute ma desno
i "a malo voznje ste ma mje-
stu piknika. Svagdje ma No.
Road, na zaokretima, biti ce
postavljene kazaljke po koji-
ma sc mozete ravnati i doci
ma zemljiste piknika.
Piknik pocima u podne
traje do kasno u vecer. Bit
&c ma raznju pecene janjetine
raznovrsnog plea "a stare,
te slatkisa i mekanog plea "a
djecu. Pecenka ce biti gotova
"a objed u podne, prema to-
me nitko netreba nista pri.
premati donna. Zabavljati &c
mas iskusni svirci cd popular
nog tamburaskog zbora I've
lebit'. U slucaju kise piknik
ce Sc isto odrzati, jer Sc ia
mo nalazi dosta veliki paw.
lion. Stoga pozvlju Sc svi cla-
novi i prijatelji da mas po-
sjete i da Sc mama skupa
razvesele.
Stjepan Cvjetnic, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24
Piknik U WelIandu

Welland. Ont, Can. - Od-
sick GIT HBZ. odrzati &c svoj
drugi piknik, u svom vlasti-
tom Domu ma petoj ulici, ma
27-og ovog mjeseca, to u ko-
rist naseg Donna.
Stoga pozivamo sve clanove
odsjeka GIT bliznje odsjeke,
da mas posjete u sto vecem
broju. Ma pikniku &c biti vru-
&c janjetine, fine prasetine j
svakovrsnog hladnog plea. Pa
zato brace sestre nemojte o.
klijevati ma tai dan, nego svi
nam dobro doSli.
Jack Buban, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24
MOVE KNJ|GE
ISLAM j HRVATSK|M zEML JANA
Pavle d. OstOvic

Reverend Charles Kamber napsao je knjizicu, iii bro
suru raspravu, pod gornjm naslovom Uzei tn knj
zcu ruke velikm ineresovanjem. Sasvim je prrodno
da kaolck Hrvati znau vrlo mao amu dok nije tako
prirodno sto relavno mao znau samzaci jednog die
la bosanskh Hrvata Buduc da ok sublime odredo da
budemo podijeljen dvije Were porebno je da katock
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24
ZAJERSICAR
KONCERTI
PIKNICI |
PROSLAVE
Uspjeh piknika odsjeka Hrv. Bratske
zaiednice u sjevernoj kaIiforniji

San Francisco Calf. = Centraln Odbor odseka Hrv.
zajednce sjeverno Kaforn odrzavao je svoi
1S-godiSnj Hrvatsk Dan Il form pInka nedjelju 80.
juna IL hadovin Napredak Parka Cupertno, California,
pa zadovojsvom mozemo javit da je tai piknik bio
osobito uspesan zemliste pla zauzeto po gosti
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24

Vrijeme u Santa Clara Val
ley bilo je upravo divno ma
dan piknika i vrlo pogodno
"a ovakvo slavljenje Hrvat-
skog Dana, pa je i oval go
disnji pikink nasih odsjeka
jos jedan dobar dokaz brat
skog osjecanja u redovima
nase Zajednice i kulturnih We
"a svega n a s e g slavenskog
naroda, koji il dubine svoga
srca iskazuje divno gosto-
primstvo slavenskog naroda i
plemenite osjecaje. Kroz cije-
Ii dan, pa do kasno II vecer,
raspolozenje medju tisucama
prisutnika bio je tako ugod-
no, da je upravo izgledalo,
da su to samo sve clanovi
jedne - jedine obitelji.
Dosavsi ma piknik u mo-
dernim krasnim automobile
ma, posjetnici su bill obuceni
u lijepim odjecama odora-
ma, koje SUI Sc osobito istica-
le ma suncanom sjaju. Nakon
su sc pogostili sa tecnom ja-
njetinom friganom pileti-
nom, gosti SUI Sc zabavljali u
manjim grupama i jedni dru-
gina pripovjedali razne pri-
ce, te pjevali i plesali uz svir-
ku raznih orkestra: Joe ia
ros-oSova moderna 81 b a !;
Martin Santich-eva glazba,
koja specijalizira IL sviranju
kolo i polka plesova; i lije-
rica Johna R0tice. Sa posljed-
njom, stariii su Sc ugodno "a
bavliali baS kao nekad donna,
dok je mladji narastaj plesao
uz svirku drugih dviju or
kestra. U isto vrijeme, imali
smo stanoviti broi s o | o-in-
strumentalista i drugih "a
bavljaca naroda, kao na pri-
mjer mali Chris Grand IL,
clan gnijezda br. 2S2 Pomlat-
ka H.B.Z. il San Franciska,
jedan drugi akordionist -
Jim Kovacevich Boggio, IL
vrsni svirac, koji ce uskoro
stupiti IL redove HBZ.
o svemu, sto je bilo ma o.
vom nasem pilzniku, moglo bi
sc mnogo pisati, O gostoprim-
stvu prijateljstvu, ali mi
mozemo uzeti prostor da l.
stakncmo samo jedan slucaj
koji ce mozda mnoge zanima-
ii. Rice je o sestrama obi
telji Borina IL Dubrovnika
koje SUI imale svoje vrsti "re-
union sastanak n a X o n
stanovitog vremena, to u O.
sobi Mary Borian, Mary Du-
maraz Mrs. Mark Novak
Mrs. Dumaraz Sc je TEX po-
vratila sa posjete u Dubrov-
niku i sobom je donijela gla-
sovite n a S e sljivovice, a ma
stolu sestre Borina bila, je
dalmatinska poslastica prikle
Sestre Borina, koje SUI Sc u
godno zabavljale, pozvale su
sljivovicu, a Mrs. Dumara2
je pripovjedala svojoj neca,
kinji, Mary Borina, tajnici
San Francisco St. Blais So.
ciety, da su stvari very
very much better in Yugo-
slavia now, then they were
when she had left decades
ago, - da je sve Il mnogo
mnogo boljem staniu sada
nego kad je ona otisla otuda
pred mnogo godina.
Po prvi put u mnogo go.
dina, prisutno je bilo tlanova
H.B.Z. sa daljnieg zapada, od
odsjeka broj 249 il Eureka
Calf, odkuda SUI dosli brat
Tony Marohnich, sestra Ma.
ry Warren-Vrljan, i ta.nica
odsjeka, sestra Mary Ber.
talla, pa nam je bilo ugodno
da smo sc S NINA sastali ma
ovom nasem pikniku. Tako.
djer mas je posjetio mas zem.
ljak, prof. Martin Glavina So
Santa Clara University, koi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24

)lknlka sVe zauZetO po gOstl-
IAN outstanding event., -
odlican dogodjaj. Prof. Gla-
vina je rodom sa Peljesca u
Dalmaciji.
Mnogi Cd nasih prijatelja
Sc cesto cude, sto je razlog,
da SUI naSi piknici tako broj-
no posjeceni i u svakom po-
gledu uspjesni - godinu "a
godinom. Naravno, "a ovak-
We uspjehe priznanie ide sve-
mu n a S m narodu u ovim
kre jevima, ali u glavnom -
liza svega toga uspjeha stoji
organizacija, clanstvo nash
odsjeka; narod, koji radi u
pravlja priredbom piknika
i koji prisutne posluzuje u
svemu Sto Sc bolje znade
moe.
Zapravo, "a priredjivanje
piknika odsjeka H.B.Z. u sic
vernoj Kaliforniji treba ci-
tavu "vojsku" naroda, a da
Sc postigne zeljeni uspjeh, i
svi ii nasi clanovi, muski
zenskc, ponose da mogu po-
sluziti sve goste, koji mas po-
sjete ma n a s e m Hrvatskom
Danu, na naSem godisnjem
pillniku. Prigodom nasih pix
nika, vi vidite mnoga starija
ali ipak nasmijana lica, koji
goste sa veseljem posluzuju.
Grupa nash pecenjara JAMIE
tine sastoji Sc cd ovih: AL
bert Sankovich, Milan Popo-
vich, Tony Ficovich, Roy Ger
mach, Robert Popovich, N
Nichols, Mike BrylSovich, Dan
Popovich. Grupa "a poslugu
gostiju sastoji sc Cd ovih :
Robert Mestrovich, Pc eggy
Dedier, Aida Radovan, Chris
Radovan, Peter Capitanich,
Zorka Caleb, Daisy Popovich.
Grupa, koja posluzuje sa spa
getima i kavom, sastoji Sc
cd ovih: Celestina Popovich,
Mrs. Marina Porovich, Mrs.
M. Nichols, Mrs. Roy Ger
mach, Elizabeth & Jean Mar
celia, NJ. Marcella, Dina Min
ton, Vinka Duganzich, Anna
Radman. Grupa "a tikete sa-
stoji Sc Cd ovih: Stella ia
gich, John Prokurina, Mr..
Mrs. Tony Car, William Mar
kovich, Mary Kovacevich,
Elizabeth Nikolac. Grupa, ko-
ia radi kod bare, sastoii
Sc Cd ovih: Paul Srok, Luka
Prsha, Stjepan Kovacevich,
Matt Batko, Frank kuchan,
John Kersnar, Edward Bu-
liavac, Nick Petrucella, Kuz-
ma Lukrich, Carl Pusich, To.
ny Pavlovich, Petar Japer-
MICA, Ben Batrulovich, John
Jurchan, Tony Vukovich, Ivan
Marijanovich, c. N. Mako,
vich, George Ivancan, Viii.
liam Blazevich, Tony Kuchan
Peter Lozancich, Sam Mo
sunic, Sam Milon.
To je, zapravo, ia "voj.
ska, koja daje dobru poslu.
gu: koja planira i ma nasem
pikniku glatko funkcira 60
dinu "a godinom, i svaki clan
Centralnog Odbora, kako pro.
slih tako sadasnjeg, prizna.
.ie i'm tai bratski rad. George
Glavas, predsjednik Odbora,
N. ]. Nikolac, predsiedatel.
priredbc toga dana, zele O.
vom prilikom izraziti svoju
bratsku zahvalu svima i sva.
kom cd njih ma dobro obav.
lemon velikom radu prigo.
dom owe naSe slave.
Braca Glavas Nikolac su
takodier izrazili svoje zado.
volistvo, kao i zadovoljstvc
Odhora, ma velikoj posjeti ma.
seq hrvatsllog i ostalog sla.
vcnskog naroda IL sviju kra.
jeva sjeverne Kalifornije, a
osoblto, rece brat Nikolac, O.
MIN osobama izvan mjesta
Oko 800 naseg naroda liz San
ia Clara Valley nisu mogli
IA piknik doci, jer su sada
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24

Larry Delost, predsj.
Barbara Komlenic, glag.
Florijan Muzevic, tajnik
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-02
THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, MAY 2, 1857

Mrs. Erma Gyetko became a
member of the Aid at tbs
meeting. Mrs. Grace Stapel,
whose birthday was on April q,
was very surprised when a
birthday cake, baked by Mrs.
Maud Huntoon was served with
ice cream and everyone sang
Happy Birthday.
The next tea will be held on
Thursday, May %, at the Aid
Parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Brace
will entertain at social party
on Saturday evening, May at
their home. Proceeds will go to
the Community Church building
fund.
The Community Church Lad
les Aid will serve a Memorial
Day dinner at the Aid Parlors
on Thursday, May 30.. Serving
will begin Immediately after
services at the Cemetery.
Mrs. Robert Scheller accom-
panied by her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Florence Rose of Euclid meteor
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-02
BY Nellie c. Adams
Telephone 6-6289

EAST CLARIDON - Mr.. and
Mrs. Ola Berry who have been
spending the winter nj Cleveland
have returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clevenger and
son Michael of Wabash, Ind,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Catline, Jr.
and Mr.. Catline, Sr. all of East
Cleveland were calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Davies on Sun
day evening the 21st.
The Mothers Club will meet
on Friday, April 10, with a
picnic luncheon at the town hall
or in the park according to the
weather. A good attendance is
desired as there will be election
of officers for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Legerski who has been
i'll at Lakeside Hospital for the
past two weeks is at home.
John Ishee has returned from
a trip to Florida where he re-
manned for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Holmes
of Geneva and DIR. and Mrs.
Robert Cook of Ashtabula were
dinner guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Davies and all
attended the Golden wedding
anniversary of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Holmes in Chardon. Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Stillwell were
also guests at the anniversary.
Mr.. Holmes is a brother of
Mrs. Stillwell, Mrs. Davies,
Mrs. Cook and Donald Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Shaw ac-
companied by Mrs. Jessie Ink
ster of Cleveland were in town
on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ink
,Ster visited Mrs. Nellie Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw called at
the home of his brother, L. B.
Shaw and Mrs. Shaw called also
on Mrs. Helen Sanford and Mrs.
Adams. Mr.. Shaw also called
on Wick Adams.
Mr.. Fielder Sr. is reported as
being i'll for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Maltbie
spent several days during the
past week in Detroit, with their
niece, Mrs. Aoee Steward and
family.
Owing to a throat ailment our
pastor was unable to preach on
Sunday and the services were
in charge of Mrs. Celeste Jones
and Mrs. Barbara Webb.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-02
To The Editor

To The Editor
April 20, 1857
To the photographer of the
Geauga Record.
Dear Sir:
Just a line of thanks for
swapping a picture of my daugh-
ter, Peggy Lima holding her
beagle hound at the festival.
The picture is darling and be-
lieve me she was trying to keep
him out of the pooch parade.
That little hound dog" fol-
lowed horses and riders thru
snow and rain from our home
on Bass Lake Rd. all the way
to Chardon. Peggy found her
just as you snapped the picture.
Thanks again sir, it was a
swell surprise to see daughter
and dog in the Record.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Otto Fina
P.S. So far have bought ten
copies to send to relatives.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-02
LETTERS
to the
EDITOR
To The Editor:

To The Editor:
Geauga County Planning Com
mission
Dear Sirs:
This letter is sent in accord
ance with a Resolution passed
by the Farm Bureau Council of
Newbury.
The resolution concerns the
present haphazard method of
collecting funds for various char
tiles and groups in the county.
The resolution Is as follows:
l Whereas the problem of many
separate collections for funds
for charities and groups in
Geauga County is increasing,
and
2 Whereas we feel a general
sense Of dissatisfaction Is evil
dent among the citizens Of
the county with this present
method, and
8 Whereas the proposed Geauga
County hospital will certainly
be in need of funds for oper-
ating purposes, and
4 Whereas many Geauga County
people, being employed in the
greater Cleveland area and
having to contribute to. the
Cleveland Community Fund
thru their places of employ
ment, and
5 Whereas such people are CIV
en- the option of designating
their home county as recip-
lent of their gifts if their
county has its own commun-
ity fund, and
6 Whereas we feel Q Geauga
County should have such a
community fund.
Be it resolved that the Geauga
County Planning Commission be
asked to lead study of the
feasibility and advantages of
such fund, and that the think
ing be in terms of an all in
elusive, all purpose fund such
as is the practice in Detroit
and Pittsburgh.
Copies of this are being sent
to other influential groups in
the county, hoping that interest
will be aroused in this problem
and that, thru the cooperation
of many, a much needed i'm
provement in the social well
being of the county will result.
We beg your earnest consider
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-02

morning when his car left the
road and hit a culvert. Richard
suffered injuries to the head
which required several stitches
and his car was badly damaged.
Miss Jeanette sidley and
Miss Virginia Coville accompan-
led the Thompson High School
Band to Ashland Saturday.
Miss Diana Wright, Miss Sue
Craxton and Danny Arborgast
accompanied the Chardon high
school appreciation class to Sew
erence Hall Tuesday afternoon.
They attended the Annual Young
Peoples Concert conducted by
Robert Shaw. They heard Mo
zarts T. Minor Symphony, Fire
Bird Symphony and Overture to
Oberon.
The Firemen's Annual Auction
was held at the Fire Station
Saturday evening and was a
huge success. Five auctioneers
volunteered their services and
each took their turn in selling
the numerous articles. A large
crowd attended from many
neighboring towns, as well as
from Montville.
The Montville Community
Church Ladies Aid Society held
a tea on Thursday, April Is.
The hoStesses were Mrs. Lillian
Perry and Mrs. Jessie Miller.
After refreshments were served,
the business meeting was called
to order by the Vice Pres, Mrs.
Margaret Twaragowski. The
Chaplain, Mrs. Marie Beardsley
read a portion of End Corinth-
ians. All repeated the Lords
prayer.
Twenty-Five members and two
guests, Mrs. John DreSsler Sr.
and Mrs. Carl Shaw attended.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-02

itional authority to provide and
operate their own garbage and
refuse collection and disposal
facilities If they wish to do so.
Another bill would permit
counties and cities to take liens
on the real property holdings
Of persons becoming county
charges or inmates of city in
firmaries. The present law re-
quireS in such instances that
the real property be disposed
Of; this forced sale of property
sometimes causes unnecessary
hardship and money losses; a
lien might avoid such disadvant-
ages while still giving the county
or city ample protection and
assurance that its expenses
would be recovered to the ex-
tent of the value of the real
property holdings of the person
given public care.
If passed by the Senate, an
other HouSe-passed bill will cor
rect shortcomings in the pres
ent law covering assessments
for the construction of county
water works and sewerage sys-
TENS. AT present such costs may
be assessed on a foot-front basis
against abutting property own
ers. The new bill proposes that
user rates be established high
enough to pay the full cost of
operating water or sewer sys-
tens, and at least one-half the
cost of the interest and prin-
cipal to retire loans or indebt-
edneSS incurred to construct
such systems; the part of the
construction cost not covered by
user rates is to be assessed
against the property owners who
benefit from the system; this
may include owners of property
not abutting on the lines.
A relief that will be welcomed
by those who have had to wait
long periods to take a driver
license examination will be pro-
vided if another bill just pass
ed by the House becomes a
law. This bill would double the
number of driver license exam
iners now authorized. After COM
pleting the training required for
this work, the additional exam
ners will give faster service to
driver license applicants; and
will free, for actual road duty,
those uniformed highway patrol
men who have had to be called
on for driver examination work
due to the limited number of
examiners available.
Folks from home: / had the
unusual pleasure of introducing
a Geauga county school group
to the members of the House
during the afternoon session
last Monday. The eighth grade
girls and boys from Claridon
school were present in a group,
accompanied by Mrs. Kellogg,
Mrs. Shriver, Mrs. Treters, Mr..
Brunn and Supt. Dale Rafie.
When I announced that the
pupils had earned and fully
paid for the 400-mile, 2-day
round trip through class pro-
jectS, it was clear from the
hearty applause of the House
members that they felt, as I
did, this is an accomplishment
the class can be very proud
of. The Claridon group toured
the State House offices and
visited other points of interest
in Columbus.
I enjoyed, too, the opportun-
end at Chardon Avenue in the
with County Prosecutor James
Dinsmore, who was in Columbus
in connection with a case before
the State Supreme Court.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-02

ed to Cap Girardeau, Missouri,
to the home of Mrs. Scheller's
sister, Mrs. Russell Lewis, on
April Is. They attended the
Christening of their niece there
on Easter Sunday and returned
home last Tuesday evening.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-02
BROUGHTON'S
Report from
COLUMBUS

This week the House passed,
and sent to the Senate, several
bills of considerable interest and
importance to local government
units.
Under present law townships
are permitted to contract for
the collection and disposal of
garbage and refuse, making an
assessment fee on those who
use the service. The new bill
continues this right to contract
for such services but proposes
to grant to townships the add
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-02
MONTVHLE
BY Mrs. Mildred Skinner
Telephone 3484

MONTVmLE - Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sidley and Miss Carol
Stevens attended the wedding of
Miss Carolyn Ritola and Mr..
Roy Ferrick at the Madison
Congregational Church, Satur-
day evening. The wedding re-
ception Immediately followed the
wedding.
Mrs. Lyle Trask and grand
son, Wayne Stoltz called on
Mrs. Alta Locker in Painesville
Saturday.
Richard Krppa, an employee
of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
of Painesville was returning
home from work early Saturday
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-02

alton in this matter.
Sincerely,
Ernest G.. Sabo, Chairman
Farm Bureau Council of New
bury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-29
Old Fruit Cake

Mrs. E. E. B., TGkomG Park, Nd
Here is an old fruit cake
idea for Mrs. E. H. o. Of
Washington.
Each year, I purchase a
five pound fruit cake to hold
over until the next year. I
give this cake my own treat
ment, which, when served
one year old, brings all sorts
Of compliments.
Take a round potato or
apple corer and remove deep
cones about every three or
four inches around the cake.
Save the cones. they are to
be re-inserted into the holes
after filling them with wine,
brandy or spirits of your own
choice.
If the cake has a special
wrap, it need not be removed,
just put the plug back in the
hole and store it in a tin box.
Delicious! l have my 1857
all prepared. Bakeries, you
know, store theirs til next
season!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-29

hinston Store, open tonight until pm Chevy Chase
orners Falls Church. Va and Alexandria until $50 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-29
Hearty Thinks

Il. McC. w., FuUJdJ, va,
! wish to thank all of those
readers of the Clearing House
for their answers to my letter
concerning my collection of
Lincoln pennies. / have had
quite a few interesting replies
and several people sent me
pennies. / would like to thank
them in this column.
l have another problem.
What to do with nylon stock
ingS which have runs in them
but are otherwise good.
At one time, / knew of a
way to send them to a place
in Calf. where they would
in turn send them to workers
in Korea where they could be
used in helping with relief
work. 1t seems that the
stockings were raveled into
the original thread and then
rewoven into clothing.
Does anyone remember
anything about this?
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WEE WOMEN

specialist that wearing dark
glasses was a fad. one which
would cause some eyes to
become weakened because
eyes needed light as much
as any other part Of the
body.
He told me never to put on
dark glasses unless I was on
the beach or on water, or
unless a physician told me
to wear them.
l would suggest that the
mother consult an eye spe-
cialist If she wants proper
advice on this very important
matter.
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READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Cigarette Money


Mrs. J. +. s.. Arlington
May I add my 3 cents
worth to the discussion OF
teen-age smoking?
I believe I solved that prob
lem in my home several years
before it actually came up.
When my son first became
money conscious. I think he
was about eight. I started
giving him what we termed
cigarette money" This was
the price Of q pack Of ciga-
rettes a day. or the money /
was saving by not smoking.
At regular intervals I helped
him bank the money, which
was, Of course, over and above
his regular allowance. in his
own savings account. The
money has added up surpris-
ingly. / believe it will easily
cover his first year Of
college.
We have never said you
must not smoke" but have,
in family conversations mem
toned friends who smoked,
fires caused by cigarettes,
and the cases of alcoholics
and people who cannot give
up smoking.
These discussions have
been spread over a period
of years. My son. now in his
teens. seems disguised with
the boys at school VINO smoke.
l do not believe he will waMt
to start.
l sincerely hope that his
cigarette money" bank &C
count will look bigger and
better to him than a pack of
cigarettes.
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Fall Term Openings

st. Michael's Episcopal
Church Weekday Nursery and
Kindergarten has openings
for the fall term for 4 and
5-year-old children. The
church is located at Eleventh
and North Ivanhoe streets in
Arlington. Call Mrs. Kuehn
at Jackson $3.50 for infor-
nation.
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Tops Aqoin?

Mrs. H. o.. Adelphi, Md.
I know there have been
many articles printed about
Take on Pounds SenSibly,
but the need wasn't as acute
then as it is now. Where can
we obtain information about
forming a TOPS" chapter?
Many, many thanks from
some too fat" mamas!