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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18
Ponosna sto je 50 godina
CIanica h.b.z.

East st. Louis, Ill. - ia
nize potpisana clanica odsje-
ka broj $40 H. B. T., ovime
sc zahvaljujem Izvrsnom Od-
boru H.B.Z. ma darovanom mi
znaku u pocast 5O-godisnjeg
moga danovanja u naSoj div
moi i ponosnoj Hrv. Bratskoj
Zajednici. Isto tako sc zahva-
ljujem nome odsjeku "Vjer-
ne Hrvatice" M pocasti, ko-
.je u mi sestre clanice pri-
redile kad sa mi predale po-
tasni max.
Zaista ia Sc ponosirn, Ito
sam 50-godisnja clanica HBZ.
zivile naSs dlanice! Da 6vi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18

kolac, kojeg je rezala kcer
Wilma, a po stolovima ga raz'
nasale djevojcice cd roda. Su.
pruzi Ivan Pepa bill su lije
po nadareni cd svoje djece,
unucadi i cd roda. liza objeda
bilo je pjevanja j plesa do mi.
lie wolfe. Stanko Antic je svi
rao harmoniku. Takodjer do
bill su cd prijatelja znanaca
lijepih darova i cestitaka iva
nj ma telefon, kao telegra
ma il starog kraja, il JUNE
Amerike drugih mjesta y.
S. A., i sve su to bile sjajne
uspomene. I neka je ovim pu-
tenn svima lijepa hvala.
Ivan Randic dosao je u A.
berdeen nekoliko godina pri-
je, q Pepa Miku1icic (spa-
ljica) dosla k MENU godine
1908. / tn su sc iste godine
okenii, 4 gdje su se j nasta-
Mill j jo6 danas zivu u svo-
NV domu M 8O8 West End
Street. Ivan je bio u trgovini
Cd godine 1911. do 1912. sa
pok. sada bratom Kuzmun.
Rad njihovog slabog zdrav-
liza prodai 81 trgovinu ne
eaku Pavlu Randich. Isto su
odgojili sina kcer, koji 81
Cd djetinjstva clanovi H.B.Z.,
10 djeea Cd Whine su u Po-
maatlEu, > kojima - sve6azi
ponose.
leila svecara je bila, da joS
jednom posjete svoju staru
domovinu, pa ~ TO utinil
godine 1887. Tamo ~ nash
majaEu Katu 3ivu i u dobrom
3drevljx, IS godina saru, 10.
j. je dohivila do 100 godina.
Takodjer posjetili su ODE fa-
naijA. ostal 1od ! priiabs2ja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18

iyfone, Penna. - Imbro i
Maria Gurekovich, djevojac-
ko ime Mrljak, proslavili su
51-godisnjicu svoga uzornog
bracnog zivota u nedjelju, Is.
februara, 1852, CHE slike ov-
die donosimo.
U ovoj pripremi svecane
proslave ucestvovali su NIL
howl sinovi i kceri, te snahe
i zetovi. Svecani dan je poceo
sa svetom misom u crkvi sv.
Mateja, koju je odsluzio re-
dovnik Monsignor Harkans u
Tyronu. Poslije svete mise O.
bjed Sc je obavio u njihovom
vlastitom domu sa njihovom
familijom. Inace kuca je bila
otvorena (open house) cd 2
do 5 sati poslije podne "a go
ste prijatelje. U kuci je bile
sve lijepo uredjeno, nasred
stola bio je veliki kolac sa
dekoracijom bijelog j zutog
cvijeca, sto je simboliziralc
njihov zlatni pir, iii 51-godis'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18

njicu njihovog bracnog zlvota.
U isto vrijeme oni su pro-
slavili 51-godisnjicu njihovog
clanovanja u Hrvatskoj Brat
skoj Zajednici, koju oni mno-
go cijene postum, jer i'm je
bila uvijek dobra, a narcotic
u onim teskim godinama We
like depresije. Takodjer "a
jednica i'm je poslala zlatne
znakove u pocast 5O-godis-
Meg njihova clanovanja u l.
stoj. Oni Zajednicu smatraju
svojom drugom majkom, ko-
joj ne ce nikada zaboraviti "a
ono, sto je "a njih ueinila.
Supruzima Gurekovich ce-
stitamo ma njihovom zlatnom
piru, te i'm zelim o dobro
zdravlje i svaku srecu u NIL
hovu daljnjem zivotu, pa da
pozivu jos d u gi niz godina
skupa sa svojom brojnom O.
bitelji svima mama.
| =. Prijatelj obitelji
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/ onda re sretno ovamo po-
vratili k svojoj djeci, koji su
pazii ma trgovinu kucne po-
slove.
Na5im sveSarima, dugogo-
di6njim 6lanovima drustv a
"Mirisna Ruza'', odsjeka 271
H.B.Z. Gestitamo ma 5O-godiS-
njici ajihova bra6nog kvota /
4elimo i'm d pozivu joS mno-
80 godina Y dobron 1drav-
IN / zadowoljstvu 4 krugv
svoje djeee, unuead / ostale
rodbine.
Pyijabs4 osltel1
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18

sportas i igra football i bad
minton u dobrim timovima,
te je vet igrao u Torontu,
Niagara Falls raznim mje-
stima Kanade, a isto ga "a
nina low ma divljaci kao i RI
banje u koliko mu vrijeme
dozvoljava. d
Sin je cd dobro poznatih
roditelja, F'ranka Ljubice
ReSetar. Otac Frank je ro-
diem n selu Donji Bukovac,
kotar Karlovac, a majka Lju-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18
0dsjek b18 povetat sa diva nova dana

igra razne sportove, a to je
i prirodno, jer u familiji Hire
ljac svi su sportasi to ma
glasu. To Sc pax moze vidje-
ii po njihovim sampinskim
trofejama, koje oni posjeduju.
Lillian je kcerka dobro po-
znatih roditelja, oca Mate ]
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18

Prva je sestra Lillian Hre-
ljac, rodjena 81. decembra,
1910. u Creighton Mine, Ont.
Pucku skolu je svrsila u O.
vom mjestu; dvije godine vi
Sc S k ole u mjestu Lively;
u Sudbury svrsila trgovacki
College, a sada radi u uredu
"a Unemployment Insurance.
Mlada Lillian voli sport i
Drugi je mladi brat Frank
Resetar, Jr., koji je rodjen u
Sudbury 5-og januara, 1941.
Pucku skolu je svrsio u o.
vom mjestu, a sada polazi u
Sudbury Mining i Technical
skolu u II. razred, a potom
se lei ma wise nauke.
Frank je jedan strastvenl
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18
Owe godine s|avim tri 5O-godisnjice
0pisujem moi zivot kroz iste godine

Struthers Ohio. - Dakle, ia MAIDEN tri 5Ogodisnie
slave godne. Ozenio mjesecu februaru 19O9
dosao Ameriku mjesecu julu 1909r pristupo Il
H. B. Zajednicu mjesecu augustu 1909.
sada hocu da opisem moi zivot moh so godna rada
nuke tegobe druge neprilke Godine 1909 dosao sam u
Monessen Pa tamo nasao dosta naSega naroda kao
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18

Creighton Nine Ont, Can.
= Sa radoscu javljamo We
selu vijest, da Sc ie mas od-
sick broj 61S povecao sa diva
nova clana, koji su presli il
gnijezda Pomlatka broj sos
u odraslo clanstvo, cije slike
ovdje donosimo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18

Monessen, Pa, i tamO sam ma
i mojih skolskih drugova iz~
kraja, nakon nedjelju dana
dobijem posao u Pittsburgh
Steel Co. ma zici. Radnja je
bila dosta teska opasna,
k tomu 81 morao biti prija-
tell S mesetaf'ima, ako 81 htio
da zaradjujes malo wise, t. j.
morao 81 placati "a blocke ma
kojima 81 radio. Jednog dana
je dosao k meni jedan Cd l.
stih i kazao mi, da ia nemo-
gu ostati ma tom poslu, jer
da nisam dosta star. Kad sam
mu pokazao da imam novaca
u dzepu, onda sam bio dosta
star ostao sam ma poslu i
nadalje sve do 1913. godine.
Osjecao sam da me zdrav-
lie slabo sluzi da gubim sna-
gu, i prosao sam u Farrell,
Pa, tn sam dobio posao u
Sharon Steel Co. Ali nj tu nj
sam imao srece, jer je doslo
do strajka i ia izgubim posao
i dodjem ovdje u Struthers
dobijem posao opet ma zici
A godine 1914. stize mi zena
il kraja / mislio sam da sam
sada sretan, da Sc wise ne
Gu potucati cd mjesta do mje-
sta. Ali eto j a d a iznenada,
1915. dodje do strajka u mo-
jem departmental ma zici, jer
je kompanija snizila pl a c u.
Drzali smo sc dobro nakon
tjedan dana strajk je bio svr-
sen. Ali meni je bio ulaz u
tvorni Gu zabranjen, jer da
sam bio dobar vodja i agita-
tor "a radnicka prava u straj-
ku. Tako sam izgubio posao.
Ali ovoga puta bilo je wise
brige, jer sam imao zenu i po-
kucstvo, pa onda opet u Mo-
nessen, Pa, i dobio posao ali
opet ma zici. Tu sam radio
kupio kucu, jer sam vidio da
placam stanarinu, pa onda bo.
lie placati ma kucu, da sam
gazda u svome. Ali opet je
doslo do strajka 1919. i ia
sam Sc nasao opet bez posla
Ali toga puta je bila VEGA bri'
ga, jer je bila kuca ma bri
gi. Kuda sada? Prodam ku
Gu onda ma farmu ovdje l
Ohio. Farmu sam iznajmio
kupio cijelu masineriju, bla'
60 i sve drugo potrebno "a
rad.
Ma farmi smo bill ia i zens
i dvoje djece. Rad je bio do
sta teak, kojeg smo moral
raditi ia zena. Vidio sam ds
ne ide bas dobro, pa sam ma
kon jedne godine sve prodao
i opet sc vratio u Struthers
Ohio, gdje sam dobio posao
kupio kucu, u kojoj jos i da
mas zivimo. Tu sam opet ra
dio ma zici, u Wire Mill De
partment posao Je bio te
zak naporan. Ali god. 1924
izumio je moi superintendent
novu masinu "a zicu, i ia san
bio prvi koji sam istu stavi,
u pogon. Nova masina je ira
lila wise produktivnosti i j
sam nastojao da ucinim ST
sam wise mogao. Jednog da
ma padnem izmedju masins
gdje sam l postradao | talk
sam bio otpremljen " bolnic1
ma operaciju, a moi superin
tendent je dobio IS tisuca do
lara "a ixum iste masine. Ma
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kon 3 mjeseca povratio sam
Sc ma posao, ali ne kod ma
sine, nego ma laganiji rad.
Nakon nekoliko mjeseci, kad
sam Sc malo oporavio opet su
me postavili ma istu maSinu
i radio do 1880. godine, jed
nog dana dobijem )otpust sa
znakom da idem traziti posao
u drugi department. Ia tri
mjeseca isao sam ma uposli-
vacki ured i nekako dobio po-
sac u boiler house, gdje sam
radio do 1882. I kad je po-
celia dolaziti bolja narucba "a
zicu, ia sam opet morao ma
iste masine, ali oval puta do
sac u malo boljim prilikama,
jer smo imali nadu "a organi-
zaciju, to jest radnicku uniju,
koja Sc je kasnije 1 organi-
zirala. Sve je bio presto ka-
ko tako, ali u onoj depresiji
Sc svasta dogadjalo, narod
trazio rada iii kruha, a oni
koji su bill malo bolje stole
ci nazivali su owe svakakvim
imenima, da su radikalci III
komunisti, Cd cega | ia I mo-
ia familija nismo bill poste-
djeni.
Odgojili smo cetvero djece,
koji su nam IA ponos. Kcerka
nam je prosla College | izuci-
la "a uciteljicu.
| Godine 1912. sam obolio
morao lei u bolnicu ma ope-
raciju. Docim godina 1943. je
bila "a meme moju obitelj
TUNA zalosna, jer sam IL
Cubic svog jedinca sina u ra-
tu. U toj neprilici nisam mi
slio wise ma bolju buducnost,
jer sam bio iscrpljen | uzeo
posao "a oilera, a god. 1945.
dobio posao "a prvog milo
rajtera". I tn sam radio isto
kao drugi, jer sam bio naj-
stariji | po tome sam dobio
tai posao. Ali da nije bilo u
nije, ia ga ne bi dobio, vet
bi ga dobio netko drugi, ro-
djak iii prijatelj "bosova".
Tako je unija zasticivala mas
radnike ma poslu, pomogla
nam dobiti vece place ne jed
| nom, neog wise puta, izvojsti-
la nam placene odmore IVA
cation), i napokon tin godina
izvojstila nam dobiti zaostale
place cd kompanije, koje nj
kada ne bi dobili bez unije.
| To su bill plodovi onih maj
J naprednijih radnika, koji 81
mnogo radili i zrtvovali da SO
organizira radnicka unija, q
, neki su dali j svoje zivote 4
toj borbi "a radnicka prava,
: da mi ostali koji smo jos na
zivotu imamo wise slobode l
; bolje pogodnosti ma poslovi-
ma. Ovome je takodjer mno-
go doprinesao blagopokojni
predsjednik F. D. Roosevelt.
Sada sam ia i moja lena
, ma penziji evo vec cetvrta go
dina | prilicno zivemo. Prosle
/ godine ma IA. decembra imai
smo odsjecnu sjednicu | po-
: zvao me predsjednik - brat
, Radilovic = da ina nesto n
meme, / prikopcao mi ma mo-
ia prsa zlatni znak u pocast
mole pedesete godine clano-
vanja u HBZ. S lijepim rije-
Gina on mi je cestitao, Z I j
sam isto tako uzvratio IA
hvalio sc clanstvu H.B.Z. m
lijepom daru.
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i napreduje H.B.Z. l njezino
tlanstvo!
Pozdrav svima,
Rozalija Bunetic,
dlanica odaiaka $40.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-18

make Branke, koji su rodje-
nj u starom kraju. Otac Ma
te u selu Grizane, a majka
Branka u Bribiru, Hrvatsko
Primorje. Obitelj Hreljac je
isto zajednicarska, tako da ce
mlada sestra Lillian naci u od-
sjeku svoga oca Matu, pred
sjednika nadzornog odbora,
kao pet brace i jednu Sc
stru.
bica je rodjena u selu Vuko-
vina, Turopolje. Mladi Frank
&c u odsjeku naci svoje rodi.
telje, a u gnijezdu broj SOC
je ostavio svoga brata Nicks
i sestru Dragicu.
NaSe clanstvo zeli yam do
brodoslicu u nase redove &c
stita vasim roditeljima ma do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

in Israel By the Jewish Fund.
''Forests Are Born" win be
shown.
Members Of the committees
executive board are: Mrs. An
ME N. Cohen. Mrs. Morris
Cohen, Mrs. Bernard Dwor-
sky. Mrs. M. Edelman. Mrs.
Rosa Estermann. Mrs. Ma
thaniel Goldberg. Mrs. Harold
Goldin, Mrs. Aaron Goldman.
Mrs. Hymen Goldman, Mrs.
Nathan Goldman. Mrs. Louis
c. Grossberg. Mrs. Irving Ja-.
cobs. Mrs. David Katz, Mrs.
Myron KRISTEN, Mrs. Law
renee Koenigsberger. Mrs.
Samuel Koonin, Mrs. Maui
rice Norman, Mrs. Arnold
Kravette, Mrs. Sol Levine.
Mrs. Hedda Lowens. Mrs.
Jack oppenheimer. Mrs. VIC
tor Perlmutter, Mrs. Samuel
Reibstein. Mrs. Nathan Rel
skin. Mrs. Rose Rogow. Mrs.
Edwin Shetland. Mrs. Harry
Silverstone, Mrs. Louis ST.
monson, Mrs. Mildred Steppa.
Mrs. Raymond Stromberg and
Mrs. Herman Tocker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

long, thin face or q regular,
round one. But. use the fol-
lowing as q guide.
Take q yard stick. Place
the top Of the stick Just un-
der the eyebrow fairly close
TO the nose. Next measure
across the face at the tenn
Piles. II the length Of the face
from the brow to the chin is
about the same as that Of
the width, you probably have
q round face. II your forehead
and your chin are unusually
wide, classify yourself as hav-
ing q square face.
The diamond shaped face
Is easy to recognize, the fore
head being full and the face
tapering to q pointed chin.
II you would like to have
my leafiet about thanksgiving,
send q stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope with your
request for leaflet No. 81.
Address Josephine Lowmari in
care Of this newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Talk Scheduled
Bv Polar Chief

Mr.. j. Glenn Dyer, chief OF
Polar Operations Division OF
the United States Weather
Bureau will discuss 1.-THE Po-
lar Regions and the Geophys-
ical Year" on Tuesday, at
2 pm, when the information
al relations section Of The
Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase. Md, Inc, meets.
Mr.. Dyer will illustrate his
talk with colored pictures.
An engineer and geographer.
he had made A trips into
the Arctic regions. including
flights over the Pole. He has
participated in nine expedi-
tons and has made three
trips to the Antarctic.
Mrs. Charles Boysen is tea
hostess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
WHY GROW OLD?
WHY GROW OLD?
Find Out Whot q Difference
"A New Hdirstyle Can Make
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN
ReGister and Tribune Syndicate


Hairstyling makes q much
greater difference in the way
Q woman looks than many
women realize. II is "for bet
ter or worse" and some
women seem to be as welded
to their hairdos as to their
husbands.
] am sure that you, as I.
have had the experience Of
seeing a friend or acquaint-
ance with q new hairstyle.
and thinking. "She's good
looking! I never noticed it
before. What happened?"
That shows how much the
way you arrange your hair
can affect your appearance.
Your tresses act as a frame
for your face. You can play
up your good points or mini
mize any defect you may
have with hairstyling and
makeup.
Three Glasses
1t seems to me that there
are three classes Of women
who never change their hair
dos. First, those who do not
take an interest in the way
they look. Most of these are
defensive. depressed or Ill.
There are a select few who
are so on fire with life and
have such tremendous per-
sonalities that they land no
one else) care how they look.
However. it is dangerous 70
classify ourselves in this
category.
Second. those who through
experimentation or expert
guidance. have discovered the
most fiattering arrangement
for them and stick to it.
This is very smart. especially
If you have any irregular
feature or a combination
face" Many actresses and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
DEAR ABBY
They Held Him While She Kissed Him
By ABIGAIL VAN buren,

DEAR ABBY: Our 8-year-
old son came home from
school and told US a girl had
kissed him. We asked him
how it happened and he said
that three Of her girl friends
held him down while the
fourth girl kissed him. Is
this the way all 8-year-old
girls behave or is there some
thing in the air out here
where we live? CONCERNED.
There Is something in the
air where everybody lives.
Birds and bees! And you'd
better start telling your son
about them.
- =
DEAR ABBY: Ny brother
had plans to get married in
April. We lost our Dad in
January. ! think my brother
should have put on the
wedding, but they are going
ahead and having it in April.
Nom feels bad about this but
she isn't saying anything
because she doesn't want any
hard feelings. Nom and ] are
wearing black now as we are
in mourning. ! hear you are
supposed to wear light-col-
ored clothes to a wedding.
Please tell us what to wear.
NON AND ME.
All black at the wedding
would be out Of place and
quite conspicuous. Wear navy
blue or dark gray with a
touch Of white, but don't 60
I'm for any gay colors.
y
DEAR ABBY: I am IS. !
have always been large Tor
my age. When I was Is my
parents sent me to stay with
nv uncle on his farm. ! sort
of kept house for him. l
stayed all summer and ne
never paid me any money.
Just my keep and a pair OF
shoes. MY uncle is about as
old as my father but he must
have thought he was younger
or something. He is a bacne-
lor. My parents want me TO
90 back again this summer
but I don't want to go. / am
afraid of him. I have my rea-
sons. Do you think ! should
60? AFHAAD'
DO not go-and don't be
afraid to tell your parents "o
reason.
Il 4 4
DEAR ABBY: I am the
mother of a l9-year-old girl
who has a pretty face every
body says sol but is terribly
overweight. The most serious
problem is that she chases
men. A we'll respected neigh
Dor (married with children
smiled at her and she sur
missed that he was in love
with her and she started
calling him up and writing
him letters. She met an
other man (5D and cried her
eyes out because ! wouldn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Meeting Set
By Wonnen's
Committee

The recently formed wom-
ems Committee Of the Jewish
National Fund Council Of
Greater Washington will hold
Its FIRST meeting tomorrow at
! pm. at B'nai Israel 6yna-
gogue, 18th and Crittenden
streets NV.
Rabbi Charles Z. Shulman
Of Riverdale Temple. New
York City. viii be guest
speaker. Traveller. author and
lecturer. Rabbi Shulman re-
Gently wrote q book on Prob
lens Of Jews In the contem-
porary World"
The newest film produced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

let her go on q two-week fish
ing trip with him alone. She
is not crazy. SO don't tell me
to take her to a doctor to
have her head read.
MOTHER
People who need help with
their emotional problems
should feel no shame or en-
barrassment Is going to a
doctor who specializes in that
field. II your daughter had
q tOOthache, you'd take her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

to a dentist, wouldn't you?
Her trouble Is definitely emo
tional and II you want her
to be . happy, well-adjusted,
useful person you will seek
the professional help she
needs.
For a personal reply, Urite
to ABBY in care OF The Epe-
ming Star. Inclose a self
addressed. stamped envelope.
distributed By McNaught Syndicate
Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

chic women are loyal to one
hairstyle. with only minor
deviations from the main
theme.
Third, those women who
would like to change their
hair but are timid about any
thing new. In this classifica-
ton are also those who want
to try a new couture but do
not know how to go about it.
They do not know how to
determine their type and are
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not close to or cannot az
ford expert help.
Faces vary so much in
measurements and detail
that no definite rules can be
given which win apply to
everyone. However. today I
would like to give you a few
hints to help you determine
what shape face you have.
II the general impression is
oval. that is probably your
type. It is easy to recognize q
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13

No one wants to spend time ia the kitchen when the weather Is
pleasant; and so these days the quick-to-hx meal, the minute menu,
comes into its own. Curried Eggs, above, is a hearty main dish that fits
beautifully into the minute-menu theme. One of a series of recipes
developed in the Blue Bonnet Margarine Kitchens especially for busy
day cookery, it can be made in less than 80 minutes; and it looks luscious
and tastes better than il looks.
Equally easy dishes &c round QUIT the menu with Curried Eggs include:
Jellied canned consomme with chive; frozen green beans with canned
sauteed mushrooms added; extra toast lettuce wedges with sweet French
dressing; and for dessert, burberry pie from the baker, topped with
instant whipped topping.
cURRIrD EGGS ~
IA pound Il stick) Blue Bonnet l tablespoon -four
Margarine q cup bouiIon or chicken stock
"a cup minced onion l cup light cream
i tablespoon curry powder s hardcooked eggs cut in half
Melt margarine in saucepan; add onions and cook 10 minutes or
until lightly Drowned. Stir in curry powder and -four. Blend in boullon,
then cream; cook until thnkened. Add eggs and heat through, basting
eggs Serve over rice o n toast rounds Makes 6 servings.
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13

or older, the agency's Ill hospi-
tails have a heavy responsibility
for development of treatment of
this sort, Mr.. Whittier said.
He added that the VA rehabill-
tation programs for hospitalized
oldsters begin where usual med
ical treatment for acute illnesses
leaves off, are planned to con-
slider the needs of the whole per-
son, and draw on the services of
the entire hospital staff Of skilled
personnel and of volunteers from
the community.
Responsibility for the sick and
disabled veteran includes promo
ton of a more effective philosophy
in the community toward the
human process of aging and the
illnesses that accompany it, Mr..
Whittier said, adding:
Through a nationwide network
of VA Voluntary Service, we r
taking steps to encourage COM
munity environment and facili-
ties that will better meet the
needs of aging disabled veterans
and enable more of them to spend
their remaining years outside of
hospital wards"
The Sidney herald., 1959-05-13
Rites Are Held
For Ado|ph Rud

Funeral services for Adolph
hud, rs, Sidney area farmer, were
held Thursday afternoon MAY 7.
at the Pella Lutheran Church,
Rev. Stanley, pastor, officiating.
Interment was in the Sidney
Cemetery with Fulkerson Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements.
During the service Alvin Christ
Jansen sang What a Friend We
Have in Jesus, and Nearer MY
God to Thee, accompanied by
Mrs. Peter Steffens. Pallbearers
were: Joe Kelly, Rudy Propp.
Harry Fawcett, Dave Kerbel Sr.'
Leslie Sorenson, Carl Pierson, Al
Lund, and Andrew Hanto.
Mr.. Rud is survived by nine
daughters: Mrs. Wilbur Korb of
KalispeI, Mrs. Robert Eidsness of
Fairview, Mrs. Oline Peterson of
Carlin, New, Mrs. Clarence Sor-
enson OF Alexander, North Dakota,
Mrs. Herbert Skinner of Sheridan.
Montana, Mrs. Marvin Amundsen
OF Darby and Mrs. James Norden,
Mrs. Wilmer Rau and Mrs. David
Kerbel all of Sidney; two brothers,
Butalf and Peter, and two sisters;
Olga and Paula, all living in Nor
way, and rs Grandchildren. He
was preceded in death by his
wife Sigrud in 1881 and a daugh-
ter Mrs. Douglas Fulton in 1857.
Mr.. Rud passed away Monday
morning May 4, 1859 at the Sidney
Hospital as a result of burns suf-
fered at his farm on April rs, 1859.