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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30
Odsiek 4OS, Cleveland, Ohio.

Odsjek 4OS. Cleveland, Ohio. -
Ovime Sc pozivlje clanstvo nasega
odsjeka ma redovitu mjesecnu
sjednicu IL nedjelju, II. januara
1860, u sat poslije podne, u
Polish Women's Hall, 1925 Broad
way.
Ova sjednica je vrlo vazna po-
sto cete ma istoj cuti rezultat go
disnje sjednice, kao 1 izvjestaj
nadzornog odbora primitku IL
datku odsjeka 403 gnijezda 191
"a zadnja tri mjeseca cijelu 1859.
godinu.
Dale vam dajem do znanja, da
ova promjena "a sjednicu sa 10.
ma II. januara je cato, jer &c mas
Hrvatski Radio Sat imati 14-go-
disnju proslavu ma 10. januara, Il
2:3O poslije podne, u Slovenskom
Domu ma st. Clair Avenue. Docim
poslije &c sjednice nasega odsjeka
biti svake druge nedjelje u mjese-
GU kao prize 2 sata poslije po-
dne.
Clanovi koji nisu uzeli ulazne
tikete "a proslavu Hrv. Radio Sa-
ia, mogu iste dobiti kod brata il
ma Modric, 1O5O5 South Highland
CART. Hts. rs, Ohio, mozete istog
pozvati ma telefon LU 1856 iii
| kod A. Tumbri, WI 3-2139. Tako-
djer clanovi nasega odsjeka mogu
dobiti tikete cd mas dvojice ma
ulazu u dvoranu.
| ArIxy Tppr,,hrt s1xyj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30

Odsjek 94S, So. Chicago, Ill. -
Divine Sc poziva sveukupno CLAN
stvo nasega odsjeka, da nefaljeno
prisustvuje redovitoj / godisnjoj
sjednici, koja &c Sc odrzavati
treci utorak mjesecu, to jest ma
10. januara 1860, u sati We
Ger, u Hrvatskom Domu, 0618
Commercial Avenue.
Ma ovoj sjednici irpademo dosta
yaznih stvari "a rijesiti birati
odbor "a godinu 1860. Stoga je va
zno da svi clanovi budu prisutni.
Posije sjednice imati temo ne
sto "a pojesti 1 popii kao Y
proslim godinama.
Svi nam dobro dosli, uz pozdrav,
MiSko Musa, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30

Odsjek 819, Roseville, Calf. II
DIVINE Sc poziva sveukupno Clan
stvo ovog odsjeka, da prisustvuje
v punom broju m redovitu go
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30
Odsjek SO7, w. Brownsville, Pa.

Odsjek 3O7, w. Brownsville, Pa.
- Ovime Sc pozivaju svi clanovi
nasega odsjeka 307 HBz J. N.
Donna da dodju ma godisnju sled
nicu, koja &c Sc odrzavati idu-
Gu nedjelju, 8. januara 1860, u
10 sati prize podne, u nasemu dru-
stvenome domu u West Browns
vile, Pa.
Ovo &c biti vrlo vazna sjednica,
posto cemo ma istoj birati odbore
odsjeka donna, te stvarati druge
dobre zakljucke "a godinu 1860.
Kao obicno ma nasim godisnjim
sjednicama u proslosti, tako &c /
ma ovoj svi prisutni clanovi biti
posluzeni dobrim zagriskom /
svjezim napitkom.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Steve Yerant, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30

niti dobre zakljucke "a 1860. 60
dinu. Nasi mladji clanovi trebali
bi da dodju ma sjednicu da Sc
dadu birati u odsjecnu upravu.
Ovime isto opominjemo one ma
Sc clanove, koji su zaostali sa svo-
jim uplatama, da iste plate CHM
prize bratu Mareticu, da moze
drustvene knjige zakljuciti u pot
punom redu bez stare dugovine.
Nakon sto svrsimo poslove ma
sih sjednica, biti &c kao u pro-
slosti mali zagrizak svjezi ma
pitak "a sve prisutne clanove.
Milan A. Pudjak, per. P.O.B.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30
ANDRO CURMAN

ANDhO CO[GN1AIN
cetvrti je brat Andre Curman,
koji je umro 20. novembra 1859.
Brat Curman je rodjen selu Sla-
tina, Stubica, Jugoslavija, godine
1895. Dosao je ovdje kao mladi
covjek, te bio je progresivnih ma
zora 1 uvijek je radio "a dobrobit
druStva 1 clanstva, kao radnog
naroda uopce.
Njegovo mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu Co
lub, gdje mu je odar bio okicen
cvijecem vijencima, medju koji-
ma je bio 1 vijenac odsjeka 80 u
znak zadnje pocasti. Ma %. no.
vembra oko 1:30 poslije podne,
brat Petar NARCOTIC, Clan odsje-
ka broj 80, odrzao je lijepi govor
o pokojnom bratu u pogrebnom
zavodu, a zatim je povorka kre-
nula do Lake View Groblja, gdje
su njegovi mrtvi ostatci predani
u hladni grob ma vjecni pocinak.
Tu pax mad otvorenim grobom,
protitao je nadgrobno slovo pred
sjednik nasega odsjeka, brat Steve
Shimiths.
Tebi brate Andrija pokoj vie
chi bila Il laka zemlja u kojoj
pocivas, a tvojim milim dragim,
koje liza sebe ostavljas, nase iskre-
no saucesce.
George Maljevac, tajnik od-
sjeka 80 HBz.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30

(Napomena urednistva: Gornja
objava brata Babica je kasno sti-
gla "a prosli broj Zajednicara, ali
JOS moze doci clanstvu odsjeka
prize sjednice, koja CO biti ma 3.
januara).
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30

l roditelji djece gnijezda Pomla-
tka, da cd sada unaprijed placa-
ju clanarinu ma sjednicama, 1 to
unaprijed, a ne da zaostanu po
nekoliko mjeseci otraga, pa "a to
mjesece tajnik odsjeka upravi-
tell gnijezda moraju platati raz-
porez sa svojim vlastitim novcem.
Stoga, brace sestre, ovim YAM
Sc daje do znanja, da oni koji ne
plate do 25-og u mjesecu, sto je
u suglasju nasih zajednickih pra-
villa, biti &c suspendirani iii stav-
ljeni ma rezervu, a oni koji su
suspendirani stavljeni ma rezer-
WI nemaju pravo ma bolnu potpo-
ru i ostete, pa ako vam Sc to do
godi nemojte kriviti nikoga dru-
goga, osim sami sebe.
Drugo, jednoglasno je zakljuce-
no ma godisnjoj sjednici, da Sc sta
vi rasporez ma clanstvo "a pokri-
&c odsjecnih troskova, a koji CO
biti jedan dollar "a svakog clana
odsjeka "a godinu 1860, a sto CO
Sc uzeti liz njihovih dividenda sto
primaju godisnje cd HBz. Ovo -
je ucinilo cato sto nije bilo dru-
cog izlaza, jer kad priredimo ka-
kve zabave ill piknike, clanstvo
slabo iste posjeti ide Sc u ma
MAX MANIFESTO u dobitak. Ako 80
pax ostali clanovi ovim ne sla-
zu, neka dodju ma ovu sjednicu
10. januara / stvore bolje zaklju-
cke, ali ako ne dodju / nemogu
naci boljeg izlaza, ostati &c ona-
ko kako je zakljuceno ma prosloj
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
THE LYONS DEN
Robbins Wants Jeonmuire
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK. - President
Toure of Guinea, the next head
Of state to visit America, will
be given q state dinner at the
White House October rs. Mari
an Anderson was invited, but
can't make it because of con-
cert commitments. Jerome
Robbins has invited Jeanmaire
to join his ballet company.
Gene Kelly will direct and star
in a f1lm-musical version of
"A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. :"
He'll use the Julie Styne-Sam-
my Calm songs for the aban-
doned movie, Pink Tights"
David May, who heads the
Los Angeles department store,
recently was a patient at the
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.
The doctors said he could desig-
nate one friend who could
phone him at the hospital
just this one, and no other
callers would be put through.
May chose his friend Frank
Clark, but then told his other
friends to use that name in
calling. One Frank Clark" who
called was told by the operator:
Sorry, Mr.. Clark, but he's talk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

ing to you right now-and also
you're on the other line watt
ing to speak to him next"
One of the party accompany
ing the President of Mexico
here stated that his late sister,
Esperanza Lopez Mateos, whose
name appeared only as trans
lator of Treasure of the Sierra
Madre," was really the author,
"B. Traven." Maria Callas
has requested the recording
companies to drop the Meme
ghini part of her name from
the label of her new record.
\. Because Truman CapOte
hasn't learned to change a
typewriter ribbon, he now owns
six typewriters and is buying
a seventh.
Raymond Stark, the Holly
wood producer. attended MOllie
Parnis' dinner party for Sir
Simon and Lady Marks. He
complained to the hostess about
the seating arrangement: "You
sat me next to an extrovert,
and I'm one, too. These days
seating shouldn't be man, wom-
an, man, woman, etc. It should
See LYONS DEN, Page Gil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

1t is rare that Shaw is shown
to have such a human heart as
in this Arena production.
4 y
Director Strickland and his
players have had to dig through
an avalanche of extravaganza
analysis and criticism to find
this humanity in "Major Bar
bara."
The Understands they present
are persons, all Of whom speak
as if they were Bernard Shaw.
They also are persons who are
having a true hell Of a time
what with Barbara trying to
save mems souls while Father
Andrew is becoming rich and
happy blowing both souls and
bodies to bits with his cannon,
missiles, etc.
There is nothing .picayune
about a family conflict on this
moral scale. It's drama and
delight are to be found in the
circumstance that while Bar
bara and the other Under
shafts are allied against him.
Father has Shaw on his side.
Why?
Certainly it Is not because
Shaw is in favor of war and
destruction. 1t is rather that
Understand is motivated by the
belief that poverty is human
ity's greatest crime and that 1t
is abetted, not ameliorated, by
sentimental do-goodism which
is too weak a weapon to serve
its own purpose.
Andrew Understand Just hap
pens to be a man who loathes
weak weapons. Before he dies,
he is anxious to put his whole
industrial empire, its antiseptic
modern factories, its pension
and welfare programs. its
lmodern company housing-and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
CapitOI-New York City Bal
let; $3.50 and $3.50 pm.
National-Dark. "A Loss of
Roses" starts October 20.
Screen
Am bassa "The FBl
Story: l:l5. 3:45. $40 and Q
pm.
DupOnt-"Back to the WALL:
I, 2:40, 4:25. 6:l0. 1855 and
0:45 pm.
Keith's-'But Not for Me-:
1920 am, 1:25. ass, $40. 1850
and 10 pm.
Macarthur - 1.-THE Mouse
That Reared" Sis. sos, 9:55
pm.
Metropolitan - THE FBl
Story; 1880 am, 2, 4:S5. 7:05
and $40 pm.
Ontari0-"Pillow Talk; 1:15
800. $3.50. 7:35 and 9:45 pm
Palace - For the First
Time: 11:45. LAS, 3:45. 5:45
T:45, 9:45 pm.
PIayhOuse-"The Scapegoat";;
II. 2. 4, 6. 8 and 9:45 pm.
axa--"The Lovers. 11:45
am, 1910, 2:45, 4:20. sos. T:55
and $40 pm.
Town mo Name on the
Bullet: II am, las, 4:30
7:l5 and 10:45 pm.
Trans-Lux e Anatomy Of q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

aaw OF "Heartbreak House." the
National theater's opener last
pnonth--it has transmitted the
verbose and difficult into the
delightful.
This, ever so cheerfully, was
Shaw's own intention for the
dazzling reflections on the hui
man condition which he chose
TO write in the form Of theater.
Were the author around to
distribute credit for the wit,
wisdom and warmth Of this
Major Barbara" he might
well start with Zelda Fichand-
Ter. She 1t is who chose the
play as season starter, one
which F. Cowles Strickland has
directed with such a lively
tense of Shaw's intention. And
one that is played in a mood
Of such amusing revelation by,
principally. Jeanette Gift,
Philip Bosco and Michael Lip
ton.
This said, let it be added that
none Of these could have &C.
complished so much without
the most deft Of supporting
companies Arena ever has as
sembled. Down to the smallest
fragment of this Shaw, the en-
semble makes it a joy to have
Arena back for a predictably
bright winter.
Mr.. Strickland dares to hui
mamie Shaw's play by con-
ceiving of it as a domestic
comedy rather than as a piece
OF intellectual ice melting with
swesome, self-conscious hesita-
Hon. More, he and his cast go
On to show that. far from
being beyond domestication,
Shaw's Understands are much
more understandable as the
crown jewel family in the col
lection as the result Of this
treatment.
The major Understands, Of
course. are the idealistic daugh-
ter, Q Salvation Army lass with
the true Christian fervor, and
Q realistic munitic1s-maker
father. No father-daughter
dominated family comedy was
ever more brilliantly witty than
this one written in 1905, and
still timeless. Nor was there
ever staged a more dramatic
conversation than that fought
out so vibrantly between these
two jealous believers, each in
his own creed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

Bill Walker: Joe Runners gig
Cling Charles Lomax: and
David O'Brien's aloofly assured
Stephen Understand.
The others behave with that
brightness expected Of .Shavian
actors a brightness evident
also in Curtiss Cowan's settings
and the lighting Of the I'M
failingly able Leo Gallenstein.
Washington. unfortunately
has a mere four weeks to dis
cover what happy companions
Shaw and Arena have become.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

its munitions-at Barbara's dis
posal.
No father, Shaw leaves the
spectator thinking at the end
Of the dazzling debate, ever had
q more loving thought.
Arenas leanly elegant pro-
duction leaves it to Shaw to
provide the overall dazzle of
its first 1959-60 play.
This requires intelligent
grasp Of an scientifically bril-
liant mind on the part of the
acting company. Arenas COM
pany has this, in Miss Gifts
quick, sensitive understanding
of Barbara; Mr.. Bosco's as
sured Devils advocate as
Andrew Understand; Mr.. Lip
tons nimble minded, alertly
agnostic and clever Adolphus
Cusins; Anne Diamonds brus-
que, blunt Lady Britomart I'M
dershaft; Harry Bergman's
crude. brutal and befuddled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

MAJOR BARBARA" q play IN
three acts by Bernard Shaw, produced
BY Zelda Fichandler, directed By y
Cowles Strickland. SETTINGS By. Curttss
Cowan, lighting by Leo Gellenstein,
and costumes BY Mariana Ellfott. Al
Arena STAGE theater.
The Cast
Lady Brltomart Understand
Anne Diamond
Morrison Warner Schreiner
Barbara Undershaft Jeanette Cliff
Sarah Undershaft -Claudette Nevins
CHARLES Lornax - Joe Runner
Andrew Undershaft = Philip Bosco
Rummy Mitchens Marion Morris
snobby Price Allan oppenheimsrr
Peter Shirley - Alan MacAteer
Bill Walker ------Harry. Berenan
Mrs. Baines --------Xiola pownes
bilton -------------Freu hosKins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21

| Murder; 1920 am. I. $3.50,
$3.50 and e:l5p.m.
Warner-"The Big Fisher
man; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-21
THE PASSING SHOW,
VI Shows Best Comedy
IN Also Arenas Best
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The star

Arena Stage which prefers to rather than merely
se" occasions demonstrated the trick again to open its
tenth season last night.
For this purpose has chosen what many regard as the
most brilliant of Bernard Shaws plays Major Barbara With
unified producton-the absence of unity the almost fatal
, 1959-07-14
Overturned Light
Bomb" Causes Fire
Aldrm IN C'sted

A false alarm was made in
Christiansted yesterday after
when fire engines raced to
the old Grammar School and
q large crowd gathered. Il
turned out that one Of the
light bombs which is placed
As d night warning overturned.
Someone fearing that I h :
drums nearby contained gaso-
line, gave the alarm.
, 1959-07-14
LOCAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMM
EPELS SEN. HODGE HENRY ROHLSN

The Executive Committee Of the Christiansted Democra-
tic Club at q meeting last night expelled Senator Walter I'M
Hodge, President Of the Legislature and Henry Il. Rohlsen
former president Of the club. Senator Hodge ran a. an indie
, 1959-07-14
Boron Mullenhirn
Gerrnun Consul. Visit
ST. Thos. Housing Prof.

Baron MuIlenhim, Consul of
the Federal Republic Of Ger
many, who resides in Kings
ton, Jamaica, visited Saint
Thomas on July 9Th and was
shown some of the operations
Of the local government by
Governor John David Merwin.
The Baron was taken to the
site Of the new houses being
built in the area Of the Berge
Homes. He met with members
Of the Governors cabinet and
discussed with them the eco
nomic aspects common to both
American and British Virgin
Islands,
Baron Mullenhim is very
much interested in the forth
coming Caribbean Conference
which win open ii St. Thomas
on July 18th, 1853.
, 1959-07-14
pendnt IN the last election.

pendnt IN the last election.
The charges were made by u,os 80 !. $3.50 49, sost
Is J. lnOanas 7 not speak. This brought on tn
4 Club at q meeting held some sreworks betuyaan IL ~ q
time ago on that Island. IT - e.ot;ons CO.. 8 !.
charged that both Senator
Hodge and Mr.. Rohlsen were 49,
disloyaf to the Democratic 49,.
Club and that their conduct a a4a 1,l
~ - s1s = = used a rubber stamp major
go q 4" ity of the Executive Commit
- :. tee to ~expel Henry Rohl
with the Vice President, Felix
Francis, as chairman. g tnis ponS senator Hoog
went over to Senator de Lug
The charges as set forth 10 $50 ma4h;. IL
were that Hodge and Rohlsen - 49, ID -
worked against the interest Of 49, ... "a - $.
the Democratic Party, by Civ S. 49,
- - ocrat working in the Legisla
$50 : $50 ture for their resignation, a
they could not be loyal to him
The Investigating Commit De Lugo then expressed tn
tee sent letters to both men hope that the Representative
summoning them to a hearing of the Avis would print wha
in the Office Of Senator Aubrey Hodge had said to him. Il
Anduze, which they refused to which Hodge retorted that h
attend Failure to attend, ac was going to do what he hat
cording to the laws Of the told de Lugo, and observed
club. the executive commits that if they wanted to pla.
tee had the power 70 expel rough ne was wiling also.
nem Several members pieade,
Some members Of the club that the expelled members b
cited The fact that under given 4 chance 70 speak BIZ
Roberts Rules Of Procedure this was denied and 4 motiol
thesacton taken ~ the comtoadjourn was quickly second
mittee was wrong, and that ed and passed.
the members Of the Club -
should pass "a the actions IF New York Firm Offerl
the said COMMITTEES, before the Tunker to Curry
decision can become final 100000 Coils. Of Vote
MI. Rohlsen~ requested per- The Oil Transfer Corpora
mission to make 4 statement lion d II Battery Place, Ney
but this was refused BY the York had offered tanker wit
Chairman who said that he ! capacity Of 100000 gallons .
, 1959-07-14

water for use between Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands, to.
the Government Of the Virgin
Islands.
Continued o. page ~
, 1959-07-14
u. s. Representative
U. N. Invited 10
Visit Virgin islands

Governor John David Mer-
win has invited Mason Seers,
United States Representative
Of the United Nations on Nom
Self Governing Territories To
visit the Virgin Islands in the
near future.
The Governor said that the
Virgin Islands had made such
great strides since the passage
Of the Organic Act in 1886, in
its economic, social and politi-
cal affairs that he was sure
that Mr.. Seers would find the
Virgin Islands an interesting
study.
, 1959-07-14
Los Cubunos Defeat
Pirutes: Phillies
Beet Commanders

score OI AU-0. Many plays were
called in this game and the
fans as usual, were roofing for
their favorite teams,
The Umpire had q man
thrown out Of the game which
the fans disapproved and
caused dissatisfaction among
the members Of the Pirates,
who felt that they were not
a fair deal.
In the late game the Phillies
upset the Commanders in 4
hard played game by a score
lO-5. IN the opening innings
the Commanders got off with
a two-run lead; the Phillies
came back in their half, tied it
up and scored in every inning
except the fourth and went on
to take the game for a third
tic, for a play-off.
! AS usual, Bud Howe gave 4
good play-by play description
the games over radio station
WIvI.
, 1959-07-14
New York Finn Offers
Tunker to Cory
100000 Gals. Of WUter

Rohlsenr requested per- The Oil Transfer Corpora
ion to make 4 statement ton 81 II Battery Place, New
this was refused By the York had offered atanker with
rman who said that he ! capacity Of 100000 gallons Of
, 1959-07-14

the members of the Club
should pass on the actions Of
the said Committee before the
decision can become final.
Mr.. Rohlsen requsted per-
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25

FREE FREE FREE FREE
SOME LUCKY ADULT WILL
WIN A POLAROID CAMERA -
SOME LUCKY STUDENT WILL
WIN "A TRANSISTER RADIO.
GIVEN AWAY FREE AT THE
NEW SIDNEY DRUG STORE
DEC. "a. JUST SIGN YOUR CASH
REGISTER RECEIPT FOR THE
DRAWING. 45-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25

The traditional Twelve Days of Christmas. famed in song and
story, have generally come to mean the six weeks at the end OF
each year.
During these weeks friends are welcome to drop in casually,
with or without a special invitation. Keep on hand several var1e-
ties of interesting snack treats and a generous jar of real nlayon-
naise. With these basic ingredients, plus a little of this or that to
be found in the refrigerator or on the emergency shelf, it is easy
to prepare in minutes a colorful tray of pass-around goodies to go
along with tea or coffee. cold drinks OF a sparkling punch bowl
Here are a few suggestions, and many others will come to mind
Roquefort Cheese Balls
"a cup crumbled Roquefort l tablespoon real mayonnaise
cheese Paprka
/ 3-oz. package cream cheese
Combine all ingredients, except paprika. Shape into balls. Roll In
paprika and chill. To serve, pierce with very thin pretzel sticks
Yields: "a cheese balls
Mustard Franks
Cut cocktail frankfurters into quarters lengthwise. Arrange into
triangles on Shredded Wheat Waters. Combine 2 tablespoons
real mayonnaise with l tablespoon mustard with horseradish and
l tablespoon pickle relish. Spoon into center of trianges. AT serv-
ing time, broI until frankfurters arr brown. Yield: "a canapes.
Egg Mayonnaise Dip
8 hard cooked eggs "a teaspoon grated onion
3-oz. package cream cheese | teaspoon .papnka
u cup real mayonnaise Salt and pepper to taste
Press eggs through a fine sieve. Add remaining ingredients and
blend well. Chill. Serve as a dip with potato snack crackers.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25
|SheIterbeIt
Note BY State
NurserY m al

Trees may be ordered through
the Extension or the Soil Conserv-
alton Offices. Nursery stock avail
able in quantity as of this date in
clude the following:
Carayona; Honeysuckle; Nank-
ing Cherry; Sand Cherry; Purple
Willow; Southern Wood; Russian
Olive; Green Ash; American Elm;
Chinese Elm; Golden Willow; Box
Elder; Juniper; Ponderosa Pine;
Spruce; Douglas Fir.
Weather conditions did not per-
NIT digging broadleafed trees in
the fall. This means we will like
ly be later than usual with deliver
les next Spring, as we will have to
finish digging before we can
start shipping.
Cotton woods are all gone. Co.
operators desiring cottonwood may
be able to obtain them from COM
merical Nurseries.
We do have a good supply OF
willows which can be used in place
of cottonwoods on wet sites. On
dry sites Chinese or Siberian Elm
would be better than either
Cottonwood or Willow.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Widman ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Hagadone were
Poplar callers Saturday.
Mrs. Johnnie Johnston and fam
lily e business shoppers in Sid
ney Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Etzel and
Anne of Gumbo Flats, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. K. Widman and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Milne and girls called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winhofer
Saturday evening.
Bud Dornek and Bill Voorhees,
called at the Johnnie Johnston
home Saturday evening,
Bill Winhofer was a Richey
caller Tuesday.
oe Flech, Raymond Goulding,
George Peters and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Milne and E. K. Widman
were Richey callers Wednesday.
Sidney callers Wednesday were
Bill Winhofer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Lemieux and Kendall.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E.
K. Widman, Mrs. George Milne
and Mrs. Frank Winhofer helped
Mrs. Bill Voorhees, celebrate her
birthday.
MI. and Mrs. Oliver Hershman
arrived at the Harold Bivens home
Tor a visit on Thursday.
The Sidney herald., 1959-11-25
Charley Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto
and daughter Thelma visited Mrs
Ruffatto's sister near Wolf Point
over the weekend. The icy roads
prolonged their visit until Monday
evening.
Mrs. Grin Patch entertained the
'Woman's Club Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. Al Schmitz was a business
caller in Sidney Tuesday.
Mrs. Alvin Fisher of Sidney and
children visited in the community
recently.
Cards have been received from
Mrs. Lefty Wesin stating she is
enjoying a visit in Hawaii, having
travelled there by plane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto
were shopping in Sidney Tuesday.
Mr.. Howard Smith was in Sid
ney on Business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Foss
in Mona, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto
entertained Mrs. Helen l.. Regain
at dinner Sunday.