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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-21
Back To Normal For
Youngstown Auxiliary

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Croatian
Home will resume their reg
ular meetings Wednesday,
Oct. %, at Z pm. sharp.
After our summer siesta,
we should all be ready now
to reactivate our Auxiliary
and make 1t q going con-
Germ.
Please attend this meeting
and favor us with ideas for
our Fall and Winter program
of activities. Your advice,
suggestions, etc., will be ap-
preciated.
The session is to be held
in the Home at 1912 West
Federal ST., Youngstown. May
we count on you to be there?
Mary e. kolar, Sec'y
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serving is scheduled to begin
at $50 pm. sharp.
The Lodges guest of
honor on the occasion will
be Supreme President V. 1.
Mandich. With him will be
his wife.
Reelected during the Soci-
ety's 10Th Convention, held
Sept. 21-26, 1859, in Detroit,
to a fourth consecutive four
year term as the Supreme
President, bro. Mandich will
undoubtedly deliver a speech
of major Importance on Sun
day, Oct. rs.
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Brighton Delegate To
Recap Detroit Confdb

NEW BRIGHTON, Pa. -
The regular monthly meeting
of "Beaverites" Lodge 738
will take place Sunday, Nov.
1, at 200 pm. in the Church
Hall, lower 3rd Ave.
Highlight Of the session
will be the report of Dele
gate Frank Pavkovich on
the CFU's 10th Convention,
held Sept. 21-26, 1859, in
Detroit, Mich.
Members desiring to ask
any questions pertaining to
the Convention may do so on
Nov. 1.
This is one monthly meet
ing every Lodge 738 member
should attend.
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Struthers Lodge
IN Harvest Fiesta
District Leaders
Down For Speeches

STRUTHERS, Ohio - The
members of Lodge 5O4 will
hold their Harvest Festival
on Saturday, Oct. 81, in the
Croatian Home, 1919 Lowell.
vile Road.
Admission will be free to
our fellow members and their
friends.
There will be plenty of bar
becued lamb, beginning at
$50 pm, and two orches-
tras have been engaged to
regale our guests.
The Lancers will supply the
music for modern dancing,
and the Happy Brothers Tam
buritza Orchestra will be out
to please those who enjoy top
notch Croatian singing and
shuffling to the music of our
people.
Our guest speakers will
be CFU Board of Trustees
President Milan Skrtic,
Ohio State Representative
G. D. Tablack, and Struth-
ers Mayor Harold l.. Milli-
gan.
Highlight Of the program
will be dancing by our color
full Junior Kolo Group, the
pride and joy of our people
in Struthers.
This Oct. 81 Lodge 504
Harvest Festival is the first
major CF'U social event to be
held in the Mahoning Valley
since the Society's 10th Con-
vention, held Sept. 21-26,
1859, in Detroit. So let's make
it one to remember for
months to come.
Vincent Radilovic, Pres.
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Detroit Mothers Will
Stage Fashion Parade
Wednesday. Oct. 18th

DETROIT - The Mothers
Club of CFU Nest 318 will
sponsor a Fall Fashion Show
on Wednesday, Oct. %, in the
Croatian Home, 1921 East
McNichols.
The models, all members of
the Mothers Club, will start
parading at 8 pm. and show
the latest in clothing for the
young, the young in heart, the
thins. and the not so thins.
The models will do their
"strutting" to the melodic
strains of the Balkan Cav
alters and refreshments are
to be served Immediately
following the show.
Tickets may now be pur-
chased from any member of
the Mothers Club or at the
doors on Wednesday, Oct. %.
Oh, yes, bring your hus-
band along. We think he'll
enjoy the show.
Eva Matievich, Publicity
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South Hills Area
Girds For Action
Pin Circuit For
POpulous Center

PITTSBURGH - Plans
are well under way for the
near future debut in the So.
Hills Area Of Pittsburgh of a
new CFU Lodge, Nest, and
Tenpin League.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Sec
retary Of the Society, is doing
the organizational spade work
and invites all interested in
joining or transferring to the
new Lodge or Nest to con-
tact him at Tuxedo 2-3655
after g o'clock in the evening.
Bowling will take place at
the new Wesley Arena in the
new Southland Shopping Gen.
ter, off Route 81, in Pleasant
Hills.
The lanes are expected
to be completed early in
November and the new c.
F. U. Tenpin League will
take over 4 lanes every FRI
day at 9:15 pm. sharp.
Many of our people are 10
Gated in the South Hills Area.
Some are at present members
Of the Croatian Fraternal
Union; others still outside the
fold. All are now invited to
contact bro. Bella and ask
him to put them down as
members of the new Lodge
and Tenpin League.
II the proper response Is
forthcoming, the South Hills
Area should in time become
one Of the most active of the
Gus many centers in Ame-
rica and Canada.
- Campaign Committee
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Foundation Heads
To Meet Oct. 23rd
Delegates Approve
Scholarship Drive

PITTSBURGH - The Di.
rectors of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc, will hold
their first business meeting
of the Fall Season Friday eve
ming, Oct. %, at the Pitts
burgh Athletic Association.
The Directors will discuss
their future course of action
on the basis of the decision
made during the Society's
10th Natl Quadrennial Con-
vention, held Sept. 21-26,
1859, in Detroit, to endorse
the Foundation and continue
subsidizing it to the extent of
81, 1000 annually.
The Foundations recent
award Of so Scholarships,
valued at $3.50 each, was
hailed by the Delegates to
the 10th Convention and
many pledged privately to
work in behalf of the Foun-
dation on the home front.
Announcement of any ma
jor plans discussed by the Di-
rectors on Oct. % will be
made public here in the issue
Immediately following that
meeting.
In the meantime, it is hoped
that the Society's Lodges and
members throughout the Uni
ted States and Canada will
continue to support the Foun-
dation and thus aid those who
are deserving of help to make
good in life.
Stephen F. Brkich
Asst Secretary
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St. Louis Lodges
To Honor Society
Sylvia Niksic To
Speak October rs

ST. LOUIS - The Central
Committee of st. Louis LODI
ges will present a Program
and Dance Sunday, Oct. 25, in
commemoration of the 65th
Anniversary of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America.
The festivities will take
place in the st. Joseph Church
Hall, 18th and Russell Blvd.
The doors are to open after
the noon hour and the pro-
gram will commence at $3.50
pm. sharp, thus giving all
ample time to arrange their
schedules for Sunday, Oct. Is.
The Committees guest
of honor and speaker of the
day will be sister Sylvia
Niksic, Gary, Indiana, Sec
retary of the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions Board of
Trustees.
Sister Niksic was reelected
to her post during the Soci-
ety's 10th Natl Quadrennial
Convention. held Sept. 21-26,
1859, in Detroit, Michigan.
Superb Entertainment
Entertainment Of the first
magnitude awaits our guests
on Oct. rs.
The villa" Singing Society
directed by Ivan Lusicic, Sr.,
has prepared an exceptional
program of selections in hon
or of this great milestone in
the history of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
Also anxious to please
the crowd is the kOlo
Group, which will be led by
Anna Lusicic and accompa-
MED by the Continental
TamburitZans.
Following the program, the
guests may look forward to
enjoying delicious home cook
ed food and choosing their
favorite refreshments.
Dancing in the evening win
be to the music Of the Balkan
Serenaders.
Everyone Welcome
Invited to attend this sa-
lutte to the CFU's 65th Ami
versary are all local and
neighboring members Of the
Society.
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Southern California Committee Meets
Every Second Wednesday Of The Month
Younger Members In Area Are Invited To
Take Active Part In Committee Functions

LOS ANGELES - The
regular meetings Of tn e
Southern California Central
Committee of Croatian Fra
ternal Union Lodges will be
held every End Wednesday of
the month at the American
Croatian Home, $50 South
Ford Blvd, Los Angeles.
We most cordially invite all
from the surrounding area to
attend these important ses-
sions, which are to begin at
8 pm. sharp, and favor us
with advice and suggestions
for the betterment of our fra
ternal endeavors.
We appeal to our young
or members to take a great
or interest. in the Central
Committee and through It
the Cr0atian Fraternal Un-
ion.
The election Of 80 many
leaders during the
course of the CFUs 10th Con-
vention, held Sept. 21-26,
1859, in Detroit, is proof pos
tive that our elders have de-
cided to put the accent on
youth" in the future plans of
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Cleveland Junior Tams
To Hold Harvest Dance
Saturday, October 24th

CLEVELAND - The Gro
atian Cultural Clubs ga
greb" Junior Tamburitza Or
chestra will hold its End An
nual Harvest Dance Satur-
day, Oct. "a. at 8 pm. in the
Croatian Home, 1911 Water
loo Road.
Dancing in the upper hall
will be to the music of AL
Newman's Orchestra, one Of
Euclid's finest polka and mod
ern dance groups, and in the
lower hall to the ever popular
Zvonimir Tamburitzans.
As an added treat, the
"Zagreb" Juniors will play
for the enjoyment of those
who 60 for kolo dancing.
Refreshments of all kinds
are being stocked up for the
occasion and a huge crowd is
expected to turn out for this
Fall Frolic in the Croatian
Home.
All CFU members and their
friends are bid "dobro nam
dosliw
Thomas j. ZOrich, Pres.
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members of San Francisco
Lodges 81, 876 and 900.
The San Francisco Com
mittee on Arrangements is
headed by Frank Kuchan,
Chairman, and Mary Petru-
celia, Secretary. With the
all-out support of the Nor
thern California Central
Committee, the local group
is expecting a huge crowd
for this public salute to the
Society's Goth Anniversary.
The Program Committee
has engaged two of the fin
est musical groups for the en-
joyment of the celebrants.
They are the Jadran Tam
buritzans, the finest such
string ensemble in Northern
California, and Eddie Hark-
ness Orchestra, which has
played many times in San
Francisco's famous M a r k
Hopkins and St. Francis ho-
tells and appeared often on
television and radio pro-
grams.
Johnny Shows non-Slavic
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on their concert Sunday, Oct.
25th, 1859, beginning at 2:3O
pm. sharp.
The concert will take place
at the Queens Hall, 1869 Bar
ton Street, E.. Hamilton.
This concert is sponsored
jointly by the two CFU
Lodges of Hamilton, LODI
ges 954 and GA.
Tickets are being sold in
advance by CF'U members Of
both Lodges, at the Queens
Bowling Alleys, Borsellino's
Music Centre, Boyko Real Es-
tate, Croatian Hall, and ma
ny other outlets.
We have only 1000 tickets
to sell, and tickets are selling
fast. We believe it will be a
sell-out house. So if we sell
all the tickets in advance, ma
turally none will be sold at
the door. Therefore, we sug-
gest that you buy your tic
kets Immediately.
The CFU Lodges of HAM
ilton invite their members and
friends from Welland, Toron-
to, Cooksville and all other
communities to attend this
concert.
Joseph Cvetich, Lodge 954
Chairman
Philip Zebic, Lodge GA
Secretary
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ensemble is also scheduled for
a program appearance.
Invite Old Timers
Honored during the pro-
gram will be the areas "CFU
Old Timers" those fine mer
and women who through the
years sacrificed much to build
the Society we are so proud
of today.
To be honored are all
with fifty or more years of
membership in the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union. Each
will be introduced to the
audience and presented a
gift in behalf of the Nor
thern California Central
Committee of Lodges.
1t is the fraternal duty of
our younger members to at
tend this celebration on Nov.
IA and pay their respects to
the Northern California pio-
neers who brought the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union to the
Far West.
Peter Obad, Publicity
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Duke Tarlmies In
Hamilton OCT. Is
Two Lodges Prep
For Huge Program

HAMILTON, ONT. - Af-
ter a lapse of Is years, the
Duquesne Tamburitzans of
Pittsburgh, Pa, are coming
to Hamilton once again to put
on a concert.
This group, under the ca
pable and experienced lead
ership of Walter Kolar, are
coming to Hamilton to put
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CFu Nest 81 To Stage
Halloween Fefe Oct. 81

w. ALLIS, Wise. - This
announcement is to notify all
lodges in the vicinity that
there will be a Halloween
Dance sponsored by c. F. U.
Nest 81 on Saturday eve
ming, October 81.
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attain Fraternal Union, WithS
the Sokol Hall, 18th and West
Street, Homestead, serving
as the scene of the dual ami
versary festivities.
Those planning to attend
are urged to bear in mind that
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the Society.
Surely we here in Southern
California should be among
the first to adopt this new
look" and govern our future
course of action accordingly.
Toni Wright, Sec'y
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Homestead, St. Louis Will
Salute Society October rs
Lodqe 100 Members Primed
For Dual Anniversary Fete

HOMESTEAD Banquet Program and Dance will highlight
Sunday 25 Goth Anniversary Joseph
Lodge 100.
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Northern California Committee Plans
Salute To Society and Pioneer Members
Host San Francisco Lodges Anxious To
Pack Hall On Saturday, November 14th

SAN FRANCISCO - The Northern California Central
Committee of CFU Lodges will present Program and
Dance Saturday. Nov A. in honor of the 65th Anniversary
of the Croatan Fraternal Union of America.
Hosting the festivities to be held in the California Hall
Polk and Turk Streets and start at 1880 pm will be the
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| feel certain that the thinking
people Of Cut Bank would sup
port the development Of the Starr
School landing strip 100 per cent,
II for no other reason than the
fact. as stated in the same letter
from which | quote again, the
existence Of an airport will sup
port the justification for the de-
vclopmcnt Of missile defense
operation in this area and would
III many ways BE- an asset to the
Biackfcct land and the Black.
feet people" And. remember,
it was the Cut Bank Chamber Of
Commerce who first approached
the people in this area with the
plan to get a missile base located
here.
Browning residents have tried
for years to get the Starr School
airport site developed. The site
is natural one for landing
field. In fact. many years ago
Western .AirlineS used it AS IT
NOW is in their scheduled flights,
| have no doubt that with a little
active promotion. this site. and
not the site Of the present Cut
Bark airport. would have beer,
developed for use during World
War H. hu, the way things work
I'd out. browning was simply out
promoted.
For the senator's information
HruWnlnsS efforts to develop this
size were begun many years be-
fore anyone in Montana even
dreamed of holding the Cover
NuvS' Conference in our state.
Here is a situation concerning
airpor;S that the Senator failed
10 mention. and one which al
Glacier county taxpayers should
be Informed Of: Some Of the
buildings at the present airport
rear Cut Bank are being LEASED
~ private parties for grain stor
age facilities. yet the county
spends money for the mainten
ance and repair OF these build
!ngS.
II is true that We do not have
Ill the necessities Of life. q!
Nlnciie suggests. yet in this stu
alton We are forced to maintain
grail storage facilities for private
use from airport funds. 1t woulc
stem that under the present cir
cum>.anceS the county airport !!
Nc; "opcrai!onal. Why not us'
these funds to maintain airpOr
facilities instead of graincrieS?
Mincttc. in ms printed Icttel
N the Mar Is issue Of The Glacier
Reporter. seems 10 dwell on lht
manner il which the Blackfee
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,lun. 10 Glacier County, Mlnrltc
opposed the legislation. and. &C.
rori!ng to the March 8 issue of
the Great Falls Tribune. spoke
ADAMS, the bill! on grounds that
L would "huri Glacier County
he also stated that il tied III
W,:N the proposed appropriation
and plans to construct. with state
funds. an airport a. Browning
Winch would have ~ be mann
:a,Mrd later by the county
! an ii full agreement VIA
ynur editorial and am fully con
,.,.,rI IA: N.rrt,r did No, AZ;
y :lr hes: inir-r>. y: Glacier
Cnli";y Mnv III ;hr hes; interests
%. ''Ir SAFE when he opposed ;hr
A.N
~ Hr.!N Win. Nlnr;;r'> r.
marks ~ regard 10 al a!rprr;
:, "a were uNWar"anird ana
80 necessary ~ Influence 'hr
.,.,vnMr .. ;hr bill Even We
WI mere IL The sticks knn"
IA, me W.. Is originally amend
Fl wru!i have appropriated the
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money from the state highway
fund |. Nigh, have passed with
THIS provision as no one seems
10 approve of the manner in
winch the State Highway Depart.
mrM; is spending money for roads,
and Would he Willing Ia see the
money >Hrn; for ilmuS, any other
purpose winch had the interests
Of the people Of Montana at hearth
hu, llr NH Was again amended
10 p"nN !ir tia, the money would
turi This amrndmrn; sent it
~ - doom Nlnr;,r did not have
~ administer the coup dc grace"
Ivy rr\r!.uS hS Opposition to
any proposed airport III the west
end u: Glacier county . and
.h> : WhI; H. action amounted
~. II Ny nNlM!Nn.
The matter vi an airport in
,hr wt>. cad ~: he county should
hr Nvr>r,:, WIN all the facts
Toward 'h!> r.ii. Vur:r from Il
.r'.rr dated March i. 1853. from
Sc \".Nn,ut.r> Commission of
Montana and directed tn the Su.
nrH.H,riirl,: at lie Blackrrt In,
DIAN \Sr!;vl "rhr commission
) Au,Nn".fri Ivy the laws Of
NN,,ll,l - t,NrlrD airNurt> ON
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bility for those actions which the

bility for those actions which the
people Of the state and his home
county feel were not in their best
interests. To attempt to cvade
this responsibility only serves to
further confuse the issue, and
as you stated. result in u more
difficult political roads to travel
in the future"
have no intention of casting
any reflections on the good city
of Cut Bank. the county airport
or anyone else, but only wish to
present to the people of Glacier
County the other half of the con
fused picture the senator recent
ly narrated and only partially
told.
Respectfully yours.
"One who likes all the facts
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Tribe Is managing its affairs. He
seems to admit that people on the

Tribe Is managing its affairs. he
seems to admit that people on the
reservation are in need. and
seems to accuse the Tribal Coun.
Gil Of disregarding this need in
favor of maintaining an airport
which would seldom be used"
can't answer for the Tribal
Council. but did attend some
preliminary meetings regarding
the Starr School landing strip.
The Tribal Council. as did other
groups in this area. did agree to
assume management Of the land.
ing facility after it was built. But
it was contemplated that private
persons or organizations would
contract to build and maintain
accommodations at the landing
strip. Members Of the County
Commissioners also expressed an
interest IN the development and
maintenance Of this air strip. And
rightly 50. after all. the Black.
feet Reservation is still a part
Of Glacier County.
Minette also seems to b. con.
cerned with the polio outbreak
in the county last year. Il say
in the county. because at least
three cases of polio were report.
ed from families who lived in Cut
Bank but had to come to Brown,
ing for care of their children be-
cause. according to the parents,
they did not have the money ia
get medical care in Cut Bank.
No one in Browning raised any
objection to these cases being re
ported as from Browning. After
all. lives were involved and pub
licity at the time was very least
Of our worries. But if the senator
thought the SIS. 900 should have
been spent for purposes Of stamp
ing out polio. why didn't he in
troduce legislation to provide fol
this
l believe the key to Mincttc':
objections to the proposed legis
lation to appropriate funds fol
the holding Of the Governors
Conference in Montana can b.
found in his statement that the
present county airport is only ;
few miles further" from Glacier
Park than the Starr School all
strip site). | believe that all othcl
issues raised in Minctte's letter
are simply full of sound ane
fury" Why didn't he come for
ward and say that he docsn'
believe an airport should be dc
veloped at Starr School as Ion,
as one is maintained at Cut Bank
il he believes this
What the senator found in you
editorial that could possibly b,
construed as a threat" Is beyOnt
me. unless he is confused as 4
the difference Of the words pre-
dic;ion" and threat" However
I do believe that he should b,
given credit for the work he die
for Glacier County and the state
Of Montana but he SHOULD
accept. with grace. the rcsponsl
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

Sunday
PricsthOOd-9 am.
Relief Socicty-9 am.
Sunday SchOOl-lO am.
Sacrament Meeting-7:30 pm
Primary - $50 pm.
Tuesday
MIA (fOr youth and adults)-7:3O
pm.
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FOR SALE: Assorted 3 II. slabs
suitable for snow fence. stock.
AIDES. etc. Address Box S4.
East Glacier. 1.2wp
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USED TElEvlSloN SET. Blond
Console. like new. $l25.OO Coast
to Coast Stores. Cut Bank. Mon
tana. 5-lwc
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STARR BAPTIST CHURCH

Villcs Emmcl. MiSsionary-pastOr
Sunday Services:
Sunday School - 10 am.
Worship Service - II am.
Youth Meeting - pm.
Evening Service - 8 pm.
Thursday - y pm.
Mld.wcck Bible Study and
prayer
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AllOS CHALMERS and New
Holland Machinery. Service
Supply. Cut Bank. 52tfc
TWO SMALL sPINET PIANOS.

TWO SMALL SPlNEI PIANOS.
One light. one dark. both are
in excellent, near new cOndi-
ton. Take over payments as
low as SIG per month. For more
information write Hops Piano
House. Great Falls. Specify
color 43wc
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kind, no foreign substance left
behind in carpets cleaned with
Blue l.uStrc CANDLES Store.
Browning. 5lwc
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THE CHURCH OF cHRlS
meets at the home Of Mrs. RUBY
Elias. phone FE8.ll9l.
Sunday morning bible study
10 q m.
Worship Service II am.
Tuesday evening bible study
8 pm.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

Sunday School 9:45 am.
Morning Worship HOO am.
Third Tuesday Of each month
". 5. {. $. meeting
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sovs AND GIRLS. Spring i.

here Is your bicycle in safe
riding condition? Bicycle re-.
pairing and repairs for bicycles.
Goodyear Tires. Schwinn Tires
and Tubes. Mack's Key Shop.
1902 y Central. Gut Bank "6"c
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Used Air Cooled Motors: 2Na HIP

Used Air Cooled Motors: 2Na HIP
Briggs & StrattOn: pa HP
Briggs & Stratton: S lip Briggs
& Stratton: 8 HIP Briggs &
Stratton: 9 lip Clinton: 10 HP
Fairbanks Morse: 3 lip Single
Phase electric motor. all in
very good condition. SERVICE
SUPPLY, Cut Bank. Montana.
1-2wc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-09

LUTHERAN CHURCH
East Glacier Community Hall
Second and fourth Sundays OF
each month at 7:3O pm.