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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-23

proslaVe poo upraVom nJlno-
vog ucitelja, brata Ivana Lu-
sicica. Otvorili su proslavu sa
Americkom Himnom i 8 ma
som Lijepa Nasa Domovina.
Zatim je nastupio predsjed-
mix Sredisnjeg Odbora, brat
Matt Antonio, pozdravio pri-
sutne clanove H.B.Z. ostalu
publiku, koji su dosli da nam
pomognu uzvelicati ovu rijet-
ku svetkovinu, 65-godisnjicu
opstanka HBZ. Mnoge je IL
nenadio kad je naglasio, da tn
imademo prisutnu bracu Cd
odsjeka PIT H.B.Z. IL Benld,
ILL.,, koji SUI takodjer dosli da
nam pomognu proslaviti i uz-
velicati owl proslavu. Zahva-
ljuje Sc i s t i m a ma lijepom
bratskom posjetu. Predstav-
liza brata Bob-a Potocnjaka,
koji je upravljao sa progra-
MON.
Brat Potocnjak je prvog
predstavio Fathera Domenic
Coric, koji je zamijenio Rev.
Spiro. Cestitao je mama cla-
novima H.B.Z. ma ovoj veli-
eanstvenoj proslavi, a oni ko-
il nisu clanovi moraju Sc po-
nositi, da smo danas docekali
da slavimo 65-godisnjicu maj
vece hrvatske Zajednice. Ia
vrsio .ie svoj govor sa rijeci-
ma: Neka live, raste i cvate
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica.
Burno odobravanje.
Ia ovime slijedi pjevacki
zbor villa, koji su nam ot-
pjevali wise pjesama. Oni su
morali da pjesme wise puta
opetuju ma burno pljeskanje
ruku.
Sad nam dolaze nasi mali
sani, koji su predvodili od-
rasle - Kolo Grupa. Milo i'll
je bio gledati kako plesu i BIZ
Ii su veselo pozdravljeni po
prisutnima. Hvala i'm svima
skupa sa sestrom Ann Lu-
siecic, koja predvodi K o o
Grupu.
Zatim brat Potocnjak pred
stavlja predsjednike i tajnike
odsjeka u st. Louis, Mo. Owl
su ukratko pozdravili publiku
sa cestitkom 65-godisnjice H.
B. q. da imadu veselu "a
bavu. Oni su bill kako slijedi:
Ia odsjek br. 40 Nick Jadric,
predsjednik Steve Vukovic,
tajnik; odsjek SO Imbro Ro-
bic, predsjednik i Ivan Naran-
cic, tajnik; odsjek 157 Kata-
rina Crnkovic, predsjednica i
Catherine Culman, tajnica;
odsjek 1877 Frank Kriskovic,
predsjednik Walter Grbcic,
tajnik. Svrsetkom svoga go
vora brat Kriskovic je nagla-
sio, da Clan odsjeka 1877, koji
je posao u domovinu ma po-
sjete, da smo danas dobili tuz-
ne vijesti, da je u domovini
umro, a to je brat Mate Pi-
las | zeli da bi sc svi ustali
ma noge po zadnJ put mu
rekli: Slava pokoj mu vice
nj. Publika sc ustaje | klice:
Slava MENU!
Brat Pilas je bio dugogodis-
Mi Clan H. B. T., stari kolo-
| nista jedan Cd ustrojitelja
st. Louiskog Sredisnjeg Od-
borda. Njegovom smrcu gu
bimo dobrog suradnika.
Sad je data rijeG bratu Phi
lip Jakir, kojem je data cast
kao bivsem porotniku HBZ.
Iznenadjen pozdravio je pri-
sutne, kao j clanove Sredis-
Meg Odbora, koji ga je po-
castio da progovori par rije-
ci. zeli da bi poradili ma u
jedinjenju svih odsjeka u st.
Louis, Mo-, i skupe bratski
! poradili "a dobrobit odsjeka
H. B. Zajednice.
Dolazi ma red glavna go
vornica j clanica Gl. Odbora
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-23

castili sa par pjesa a m a u, /,
pratnju njihovih tamburica.
Jos jednom svima vam hva-
la i bratski pozdrav.
A. Vlatkovich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-23

H.B.Z., sestra Sylvia Niksic
IL Gary, Ind. U pocetku svo-
ga govora je kazala, da je BIZ
la iznenadjena, kad je dobila
nalog il Gl. Ureda da zastupa
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu
ma ovoj nasoj proslavi iste.
U svojem govoru najprije u
hrvatskom, a poslije u engle-
skom jeziku tumacila je vri-
jednost certifikata, koje sc
moze dobiti kod HBZ. Nakon
sto je svrsila govor o povije-
sti H.B.Z. ona nam je savje-
tovala, da ustrojimo Majcine
Klubove, posto je vec doka-
zano gdje Sc one (zene) "a
uzmu, da je bolji napredak
"a odsjeke i "a H.B.Z. uopce.
Sa njihovom pomoci moze-
mo da ustrojimo tamburaske,
plesacke pjevacke zborove.
Kroz cijeli njezin govor bila
je mirno pozorno saslusana,
i burno pozdravljena. Svrset-
kom njezina govora bila je
nadarena po nasoj mladoj cla-
nici Linda Potocnjak sa Cor
sage.
Opet dolazi ma pozornicu
predsjednik Sredisnjeg Od-
bora da sc ponovno zahvali
prisutnima, kao j odbornici-
ma Sredisnjeg Odbora, braci
F. Kriskovic, Imbro Robic i
A. Vlatkovich. Ova trojica su
odgovorni da d a n a s imamo
Sredisnji Odbor, jer bez Mi
hove aktivnosti cd pocetka j.
stog ne bi mogao da opstoji.
Ovo je bio pocetak i po
prvi puta vidjeli smo da SUI
svi odsjeci slozno radili ovo-
ga dana. Ear nam nije duz-
most da ovim putem proslije-
dino i sa ovakovim sloznim
radon moci cemo da priredi-
mo wise zabava sastanaka,
i u bratskoj slozi biti &c nam
lakse da sakupljamo nase
mladje oko mas. Ako sc mi
stariji neslazemo, kako moze-
mo da ocekujemo nesto bo-
ljega cd njih. Wise puta sc
sjetim ma stivo kojeg sam u
eio u puckoj skoli. Ono vrije-
me nisam osjecao znacenje to-
ga Silva, danas kad sam do
Sac u godine, potsjeca me i
vjereujem u isto stivo. U stivu
bile su slijedece rijeci: Otac,
koji je imao tri sina kad ie
bio ma smrtnoj postelji, vidio
je da ne &c dugo zivjeti, po-
zvao je sinove k sebi i rekao
i'm, da je u vinogradu "a
kopano zlato i poslije njegove
smrti neka zlato potraze. Ma
kon oceve smrti braca su ot-
isla u vinograd, da potraze to
zakopano zlato. Kopali su i
kopai, ali toga zlata kojeg su
trazili nisu nasli. Ali te 60
dine vinograd je urodio sto
prize nikada nije, i So radon
vinograda braca su sc sjetila
ocevih rijeci i dosli su do "a
kljucka, da je to zlato ma ko-
je je otac mislio.
Stoga i mi mozemo da sc
IL gornjega n e : t o naucimo.
Sloznim bratskim radon u
wick cemo uspjeti. kao sto
smo uspjeli ma ovoj proslavi.
Ako n i 8 m 0 financijalno, u
spiel smo moralno. Drugom
zabavom mozemo bolje polu-
citi sa posjetom. Oval put
smo imali oko 3O% Glanova
ma zabavi. Dojducom zabavom
mogli bi dobiti 500 cd onih,
ko.ii nisu bill prisutni. Samo
treba rada.
U ime Sredisnjeg Odbora
ponovno Sc zahavljujem pie
vackom zboru villa, te Ko-
10 Grupi svima onima, koji
su radili ma zabavi. Takodjer
hvala tamburaskom zboru
il Benld, H., koji N mas po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-23

obracun cijelog naseg poslov
smo uspjeli pojaeati nase re-
dove sa brojem elanstva, sa
ukupnom osiguracijom, kao i
sa imovinom.
Nema dvojbe da &c nasa IL
vjesea pokazati lijepi napre-
dak u swim granama poslo-
vanja Zajednice. Wee sama ci-
njenica da smo imali prilicne
uspjehe u godini konvencije,
u godini kada Sc mnogo vre-
mena izgubi u agitaciji "a IL
Dor delegate, trebalo bi mas
sve potaknuti da u god. 1860
imademo jos bolji uspijeh, jer
kako uprava Zajednice tako i
cjelokupno clanstvo nece gu
biti vremena oko pripreme "a
konvenciju.
Dvogodisnja kampanja "a
novo clanstvo svrsava sa o.
vom godinom. Ali kao sto je
vec poznato, da sc dade pri-
! lika sto vecem broju clanstva,
koje zeli posjetiti staru domo-
vinu u godini 1860, kampanja
je produljena "a sest mjeseci.
Dakle, kampanja je jos uvijek
u punom jeku. U period cd
sest mjeseca moze Sc mnogo
poluciti ako sc netko zaista
zauzme da privede stanoviti
broj novog clanstva u nasu
Zajednicu. Svaki onaj, koji &c
imati koncem mjeseca juna
stotinu tockica iii wise, moze
Sc prikljuciti grupskom puto-
vanju clanova Zajednice, po-
sjetu staroj domovini.
Odmah, nakon sto ova kam-
panja zavrsi pocim a nova
kampanja u pocast naseg Po-
mladka i tako kampanjama
nema kraja. Nemoze nj biti
kraja, jer ako bi prestali vo-
diti kampanje, pisati pre-
porucivati iste, poticati nase
clanstvo ma vecu aktivnost,
mi bi bro padali sa brojem
clanstva. Insurance kompa-
nije imaju dnevne kampanje
i to ma mnogo siroj i skup-
ljoj bazi nego sto su nase
kampanje. One imaju licni do
ticaj preko svojih agenata sa
narodom, zatim propaganda
preko radio, televizije, stam-
pc, posebnih letaka brosuri-
ca, sve je to skoncentrisano
u jedno da Sc poveca trgovina.
Mi jos uvijek poslujemo ma
skucenoj bazi, pax je pravo
Guido da imademo i toliko u
spjeha koliko ga imademo.
U dolazecoj godini, po svoj
prilici u mjesecu aprilu ostva-
rit &c sc novo odjeljenje u
svrhu promicanja jacih kam-
panja "a move clanove, a ma
stojat &c sc naci nacin, kako
da sc smanji broj onih, koji
bio il kojeg razloga napusta-
ju nase redove. Nadati Sc je
da &c ovo novo odjeljenje do
prinjeti jacanju nase Zajed-
nice.
Da mozemo stupati uspo-
redu ga najjacima i najmo-
dernijim slicnim organizacija-
ma, bez dvojbe da &c Sc u
vesti jos nekoliko novih i mo-
dernih certifikata, da Sc tako
mole posvema udovoljiti svi-
ma potrebama naseg naroda.
Konvencija je prosla, du-
howl su sc smirili. Pa tako i
treba da bude. Kako kod svih
izbora u demokratskim drza-
wanna, vecina odlucuje i ma
nina sc treba sloziti sa od-
lukom vecine. Svi nemogu BIZ
tt posvema zadovoljni, ali dok
je vecina zadovoljna manji-
ma Sc treba zadovoljiti po-
moci vetini da sc nastavi ga
radon j gradnjom nase "a
jednice, jer ona je vlasnistvo
sviju mas. Nakon konvencije
nebi smijelo biti podjele, ne
bi smijelo biti prigovaranja i
ogovaranja, jer 81 time sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
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The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
German Choir
On Tour To
Aid Jews

FRANKFURT, GTA)-
A concert tour of the Unit
ed States in the fall has
been organized by the Mum
ster University Students
Choir to raise funds for
reconstruction of the Mum
ster synagogue demolished
by the Nazis in 1888.
Frau H r m a Kramm-
Reuter-, conductor of the
choir, said the first of 80
performances would be
held October 1 in Tow
Hall, New York.
She said that through the
m e dunn of music more
hearts will be opened than
by speeches"
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10

declared, asserting that the
success of Leon Urls novel,
Exodus" was part of this
trend. The book will be
filmed by United Artists for
1861.
The weekly said Israel
show business would be fur
ther spotlighted in the fall
when Radio City Music Hall,
the most spectacular theater
on Broadway, will present an
Israel Spectacular" on its
huge stage. Dinah Shore, one
of the top television stars, is
planning an all-Israel show
on her program when she
returns to the networks IN
the fall.
One of Manhattan's fore
most art film houses has
scheduled for an October
premier, the new film "Hatlk-
vah." the first full-length Is
rael picture in color to be
seen in the United States. 1t
stars Shoshana Damari, a
song stylist who has ap-
peared in New York night
clubs. and Shat K. Ophir, an
Israel comic also known to
Gotham night club audiences.
Variety said plans were
also underway to produce an
Israel musical on Broadway
in February, starring MISS
Damari. Eris Productions
also plans to enter the field
of Israel stage productions in
New York.
The Variety article also
lists a large number of Is
raelis who have appeared IN
night clubs and have made
recordings here.
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
U.S.Ambussodor
Speaks Hebrew

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-Og-
den R. Reid, United States
Ambassador to Israel, pre-
Sented his credentials this
week to President ItZhak Ben
wi at a formal ceremony at
which the national anthems
of both countries were played
by a military band. Prior to
the ceremony, the envoy re-
viewed an Israeli armored
unit.
In an informal conversa-
ton after the ceremonies,
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10

conducted partly in Hebrew,
Mr.. Reid recalled to Presi-
dent Ben wi that he had met
the late President and Mrs.
Chain WeiZmann as far back
as 1947. He said that in his
days in Israel he had been
impressed with its accom-
plishments in many fields.
He concluded by stating in
Hebrew that he and his wife
eagerly looked forward to the
opportunity to learn to know
the people of Israel.
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
Kosher Butcher Draws Fine

SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA)
Max Drexler, owner of a
San Francisco meat market,
was found guilty of violating
CALIFORNIA; new kaShruth
standards law and sentenced
to six months probationary
term and $1OO fine in the
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10

first conviction under the
law.
The complaint a G a n S
DreXler was presented by
Rabbi Juda Glasner, Kosher
Food Inspector for the State
Department of Health. Rabbi
Glasner's testimony was a
major factor in the guilty
verdict.
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10

Our readers invited TO contribute 10
Tho this column Letters must be free OF
fbeloUs matter. We regret that letters
E~xx d. must be limited TO 800 words, and
ECIICI DOA must the right TO edit letters
space requirements
Observation-Disclosures
DEAR ABE:
Congratulations your fortnight editorial re Ameri
can council Tor judaism 1t factua cogent and right
to the point My best wishes for your continued success
JOE JACOBSON
Garden Plaza Bldg.
Tucson
DEAR MIR. CHANIN:
Many many thanks for your help on my stay in your
JOSEPH GADISH
Mayor of Acre.
San Francisco Cal.
DEAR ABE:
The copy of the last issue of the Arizona reached
here yesterday read with great deal of interest your
editorial reply Mr. Freudenthars letter. You certainly
outdd yourself for long silence the subject of the
Council of Judaism.
1t is about time that the Jewish community of
stopped threading lightly about the members of the Council
of Judaism There sacred to be spared when
it group of mid Jews who locally snpe Israel
and zonsts by running to the daily press protesting that
they part of the Jewish community, and you
suggest your editorial feed fuel into the mouths of hate
mongerS"
Nationally, they guilty of outright ant-sentism
by aignng themselves with former Senator Flanders OF
Vermont giving him platform for wide publicity for
his moutngs that American Jews guilty of treason to
the United States by aiding Israel.
Will Mr. Prudential and his local Council of Judaism
dsavow this dastardy charge? wonder.
A. A. KALISH
43 Langlo Terrace
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10
Variety Soys IsroeEs
Take Hold In Show Biz

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Variety, the entertainment busi
weekly reported this week that an Israeli influence
was taking hold of the United States show business
Israeli entertainers are moving vigorously into Ameri
can cafe televsion f and stage Variety
The Arizona post., 1959-07-10

Our readers are invited to contribute to
this column. Letters must be free OF
fbeIoUs matter. We regret that letters
must be limited TO 800 words, and we
must reserve the right TO edit letters TO
space requirements.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-15

campaign. =
AuburnMrs. Lloyd Squire,
Mrs. Fred Koerlin.
Denholn, Mrs. A. P. Gardi-
ner..
Burton - Mrs. VIM. Clark,
Mrs, Paul Rulon.
Chardon Village - Mrs. Ri
chard Mitigate, Mrs. Nancy
| Goodrich.
Chesterland Mrs. Paul
Montague, Geraldine Ditto.
Claridon jeanette Gros-
venor, Mrs. Charles Kellogg
Hambden - George Under
! wood Mrs. Kenneth G. Hob
lney.
Huntsburg Mrs. Frank
Schikcwski, Mrs. Fred Syk-
ora.
Middlefield - Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Button.
Montville Mrs. Lester
Skinner, Mrs. Hugh Leggett
/ Munson - Mrs. j. G.. Shan.
non, Mrs. Donald Coran.
Newbury - Mr.. and Mrs
A. D. Chapman.
| Parkman Mr.. and Mrs
Milan Robinson.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Bal
shaw of Akron were Sunday
dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Arm
strong. They are Mrs. Arm
strong's aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kasper
and three children of Fowler,
Ohio, were dinner guests Sat
urday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Audrey Cook
left Saturday for Twenty nine
Palms, California. for the win
ter. Their new home is about
$50 miles northeast of Los An
geles and is on the edge of the
desert. It was built for them
this summer. Their home
on Robinson road has been
leased to Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w.
Thomas and their two child
ren. Mr.. Thomas comes to
C.1ardon from Missouri and
will be associated with Struct-
ural Fibers in Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-15

loped neck and hem lines,
over white satin. The dress
had a full skirt and long
sleeves. A crown of pearls
and net held in place a fin
gertip length veil. The bride
carried a white orchid sur
rounded by blue and white
carnations. Mrs. Clark Wool
pert was her sisters matron
of honor. The bridesmaids
included Miss Sally Blair,
Mrs. Charles Gray, Miss FL
aihe Hildinger who wore vary
ing shades of blue taffeta
dresses with white accesso-
ries. The hats were all made
by Mrs. Herbert Hildinger
The bridesmaids and matron
of honor, each, carried a bas.
ket of white carnations.
Herbert Kleve was best man
for his brother. The ushers
included Kenneth Kleve, Johr
Rimes and Richard Camp.
Mrs. william Gaylord wore
a dress of blue lace over taf.
feta and carried pink carna.
tions. Mrs. Carl Kleve wore
a blue linen dress trimmed ir
lace and carried pink carna
tions.
The bride was educated al
the Chardon schools and spent
a year at Kent State univer
sity. She is presently EN-
ployed at Assembly Products
in Chester. The groom was
graduated from Burton High
school and is employed at the
Chesterland Gulf gasoline sta
tion.
After a weeks wedding trir
to Liberty, Missouri, the coup
lie will be in their new home
at the haywood Trailer Court
Chesterland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-15

Carl A. Brinkman, Vice
President of the Geauga Coun-
ty tuberculosis and Health
Association has accepted the
appointment of County Fund
Chairman for the 1859 Christ
mas Seal Sale, according to
Nj. A. Fox, president.
A meeting of the local mail
sale cflairmen and co-chair-
men will be held Monday eve
ming, October 10, at the Pill
grim Christian Church San
ctuary Building, Chardon. De
tailed plans for the 1859
Christmas Seal Campaign wiz
be discussed with the group.
In announcing the following
forty volunteer chairmen and
co-chairmen for local areas,
Mr.. Fox stated, 1.-The entire
mail sale is conducted by this
group who have pledged their
services to the TB and Health
Association to prepare the
annual Christmas Seal letters
for the 1859 Christmas Sea-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-15
Mrs. Connolly
Honored at
Party

Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Armstrong, Allynd Blvd, Mrs.
Bruce Connolly was given a
surprise party by thirty fell
low employees, their husbands
or wives Of Ross-CromWell
Rexall drug stores.
After sixteen years of SER
vice in the Main street store
Mrs. Connolly feels that its
time to retire.
A program written by
Frank Arnta of Painesville
in the form of This Is Your
Life with Fran Dorsey of
Cleveland acting as master
of ceremonies was given for
the honored guest and as on
television was concluded with
the presentation of gifts of
a charm bracelet plaque,
immature car ana luggage.
The evening was concluded
with a supper of chicken, ham
deviled eggs, relishes, rolls,
coffee ard a large cake, dec
Grated in the form of the front
of the drug store which was
made by Mrs. Mary Melker-
son who also made petite
fours for the supper.
Others at the party were the
honored guests husband, Mr..
Bruce Connolly, Mrs. Frank
| Aruta, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
/ Johnson and MIR. and Mrs,
Calvin Vermire of Middle
field; Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Jones
Mrs. Phyllis Troutman, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dreger, Mrs
Sadie Janda, Mr.. and Mrs
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Hambden Fire Bellies
Plan Party Oct. 18th

HAMBDEN-The Hambden
Fire Bellies, the women's aux
iliary of the Hambden Volun-
teer Fire Department, will
hold a plastic party, Oct. Is
at 8 pm. at the Hambden
Congregational Church club
rooms. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend.
The plastic party is the first
of this years events that the
Hambden Fire Bellies have
scheduled to help the firemen
in theft important work. All
profits from the sales Of plas-
tics shall be used In aiding
Handlers Volunteer Fire
Department. There Is no adj
mission charge.
Mrs. Thomas Beattie, In
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IarAou Rr,ounE

weekend by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Johnson, Mayor and
Mrs. Vain Parsons and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Phipps.
Each couple represented a
team in the competition, the
results of which will be known
in about 5 weeks. The group
stayed in Meadville Satur-
day night and after a delicious
dinner at the Franklin Club
In Warren, Sunday evening,
returned home.
Patty Oplinger will be home
this weekend from Bowling
Green where she is a student.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Oplinger plan to
leave on Oct. 81, for Lorring
Ontario where they will spend
10 days grouse hunting.
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PC. Clubs
Meets in
MW Rooms

An informal social evening
was enjoyed Monday night
when Progress-Research club
members and husbands met
for the first time in the new
club roms of the village hall.
Mrs. Charles Garfield, pres
ident, presided at the melting
of about fifty members and
guests.
Mayor Vain Parsons than
ked all those who worked in
the, project Of preparing the
club rooms for use. The walls
Ct the rooms are now all
painted with the Progress
Research club supplying the
paint and the village the la
bor. The club also has sup
piled and hung the drapes.
All that is needed now is an
electric stove outlet and some
organizations to supply a COW
ering for the floors.
Mrs. Elliott Allen of the
League of Women Voters
spoke on the various issues
coming up at the November
elections including the inn
portance of passing the jail
bond issue and told of the pro-
posed jail building.
Cake, nuts, candy, tea and
coffee were served by Vir-
ginia Oplinger, Margaret Ev-
ans and Shirley Werner, hos
tesses for the evening.