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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16

demonstration on automatic wash
ing equipment and laundry prob
! lens.
The Four Types
Mrs. 0 'Brien told the leaders
there are four types of washing ac-
ton in automatic machines-tumb-
Ter or cylinder. oscillating agitator
centric agitator and pulsator agi-
tator All types will do the job
well if properly used she said.
Satisfactory performance depends
on proper installation of the ma
chine. following manufacturers in
structions, proper operation by user
and plentiful supply of running hot
and cold water
Also needed is the use of cor
rect water temperature. she pointed
out. A water system capable of
supplying water at l40 to 100 de-
grees at the machine is needed.
sufficient water pressure. and the
use Of the right amount and kind
OF detergent which should always
be measured She urged treat
ing heavily soiled areas of clothing
neck bands. cuffs, etc, proper
sorting of clothes, and not over
loading
Operating Methods
Automatic dryers come in three
different operating methods: blow
er. suction fan and tumbled, She
gave six dos for dryers and four
don is for better service.
Do clean the lint screen at the
end of each laundry day, and leave
dryer door open a while after use
for moisture to escape Use heavier
than-usual starch if starched clothes
are to be dryer-dried. and have
full load in dryer when drying
starched clothes. Sort clothes for
dryer according to length OF time
they take to dry and type Of fab
ric Remove clothes from dryer as
soon as it stops. or wrinkles will
set which makes ironing harder 7
Don't overload the dryer as it
slows the drying process. Don't dry
knitted Woolens in the dryer. Don't
dry things cleaned with inflam-
mable dry cleaning fluic, and don't
load starched clothes with non
starched ones. because they will
take on the starch"
Leaders present for the meeting
were Mrs. Russell Barnard, Mrs.
Lois Marshall. Mrs. S. S. Watkins.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16
Six Receive Awards At
Amelia Commencement

Six awards were presented to stu
dents in the 1883 Amelia High
School graduating class at the ex-
crcises held in the War Memorial
Building, Monday night, June g.
Presented the Balfour award for
scholarship and achievement was
Gail Lush, the class valedictorian
This is the most coveted award
given graduates at the school.
Lucy Page Stone and Edwin
Smith won the Danforth awards
given for mental, social, religious,
and physical achievement.
Connie BoWlin and Gilmer Whit
tlngton were recipients of sports
manship awards, given at Amelia
High School for a cooperative atti-
tude toward teachers and fellow
students.
T h e Underwood Corporation 5
Business a ward went to Shirley
Hail. class salutatorian, as the stu
dent who contributed the best over
all work in the commercial classes.
This was the first time this award
has been offered at Amelia High.
Thirteen Of the 81 members Of
the graduating class expect to 60
to college next fall Most OF them
have already been accepted for en-
trance. Eldred Anderson will go to
TO Randolph Macon College; Wade
Hammer to Lynchburg College:
Anthony Hines to VPI; Jimmy
Lawson to the University Of Viz
ginia. and Edwin Smith isn't sure
which one at this time.
OF the girls, Laura Brandt, Patsy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16
$3.50, isc for Schools

The largest single item under rs
timated expenditures is S159 ,466 sc
for educational purposes. This fig
IRE does not include a contribution
OF Sl67 .936 from the Commonwealth
to be expended for educational pur-
poses. 1t also does not include ex-
penditures of federal funds in the
lunchroon program.
Basis for the estimated expendi-
ture of sl59. 466 .66 for educational
purposes in the county is the $50
children in the county between the
ages of six and 20 years The ex-
pected average cost per child to the
county exclusive of State and Fed
eral funds to assist children to OBJ
tain an education la Sa04, plus an
additional estimate Of SIG .O66 &c to
be applied against the school debt
service.
The breakdown on other tentative
expenditures calls for Sl0.35O for
the Welfare Department; So .499 for
the Health Department, s.. 268 so
for recorda ton OF documents: S. .275
for collection and disbursement of
taxes. and 81 1875 for assessment of
taxable property.
General government expenditures
also show Sl,al0 for county admin
istration $685. for administration
Of justice. $1,000 for crime proven
ton and detection; 81 ,722 for fire
prevention a nd extinction: So .705
for advancement Of agriculture and
home economics. $3.50 for protec-
ton Of livestock and fowl: 81, IT'S for
elections; $3.50 for maintenance Of
buildings and grounds. and So, $50
for miscellaneous operating ex-
penses.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16
T or July Meetings
On Topic For July Meetings
Specialist Briefs Amelia Clubwomen

Mrs. Ocie J. Q Brien, HON e
management specialist from VPI.
conducted leader training meeting
for home demonstration CLUB home
management chairmen on Thurs
day June 4. in the conference room
Of the Union Bank and Trust Com
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16
TRIGGER WIT

A recruit was on guard duty with
specific orders to admit no car to
the area unless it wore a special
tag.
A sentry stopped tagless car
carrying a high-ranking officer.
Hearing the officer order his driver
to 90 right on through the guard
asked calmly.
I'm new at this, sir. Do l shoot
you or the driver?"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16

Kenneth Bell, Johnny Buck, Jacki
May, Kenneth Shifflet, Gene Smith
Tommy Mann, Wayne Booth AM.
Joe Caldwell
Othere included were Charles
Blankenship, Carl Jenning, Hunter
Jones, Spencer Tinsley, Joe Kacper
ski, Donald Morris. Berkley Heath
and Douglas Utt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16
Powhatan Board
Sets Hearing
On New Budget
No Change Planned
In Levy To Meet
S213,315 Program

A public hearing for informative
purposes on the PoWhatan county
budget for the fiscal year com
mencing July / has been set June
% at pm. by the PoWhatan
Board Of Supervisors. The hearing
designed to allow any citizen of the
county to attend and state his
views, VIII be held at the court
house
The budget synopsis. prepared
ard published for Informative and
fiscal planning purposes only. calls
for estimated expenditures for gen
eral government operation totaling
s213.3l5. Estimated receipts total
the same amount with S24 400 COM
inc from the Commonwealth and
Sl83 .9l5 from local sources.
No Change in Levy
No change in the present levy Of
$3.50 per 500 assessed valuation on
both real and personal property and
merchants capital is planned
In publishing the budget, the
board made it publicly known that
inclusion in the budget Of any item
or items did not constitute an obi
cation or commitment on the part
OF the board to appropriate any
funds for that item or purpose.
The board prepared the budget on
the basis of estimates and requests
submitted by the several officers
and department h e a Of the
county No ALLEGATION. or designa-
ton of any funds Of the county for
any purpose can be made until
there has been an appropriation for
The purpose by the board of super
vlsors. The board does not plan to
approve, adopt Or ratify the pub
lshed budget after the public hear
ing. maintaining that tile only rea-
son for drawing up a budget was
for Informative and fiscal planning
purposes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16

wyn. Artie Jessup, Henry Morris,
John Campbell, Curtis Lawson and
Chuck Boggs three year letters.
TWo-year letters went to Jerry
Hatcher and Jimmy Hunt Recipi-
ents Of letters for the first time
We're Doug a S Trojan. Douglas
Walker, Kent May. Jimmy Bland,
Jimmy Tomlinson, Johnny Brauer,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16

pany. Amelia.
Her talk was on the selection
care. and use of automatic wash
ing machines. DRYERS and combi-
nations. Club leaders will use the
Information given IN nine clubs in
Amelia county in July for their
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16

and Mary Jones will go to Long
wood: Gail Lush to Westhampton;
ard Lucy Page Stone and Frances
Vance to Lynchburg. Mary Jane
Southall hopes to 60 to Madison Col
lege
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-16

Mrs. R. r. Roberts. Miss Louise
Morris, Mrs. J. w. Ashman anc
Mrs Dawson Joyce.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

See foryourself tUhywe can make this guarantee:
There are two important reasons.
First, Imperial is made to have the same delicate
flavor as the Toe spread"
But that alone isn't enough! Imperial is also
made to melt like the zoe spread" since the
Any t0ay you Imperial Leoer Brothers Company guar
SUM
Evening star., 1959-12-13
is unconditionally guaranteed
to taste like the ''7O& spread"
...yet costs so much less!

full flavor and aroma of any spread can be re-
leased only if it nelts properly.
You can prooe it in your frying pan Or, just
put Imperial on a piece of hot toast zoe spread
on another Seel They melt the same =. and they
taste the same!
uteeS complete satisfaction your money back
Y. THE STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON. C. DECEMBER 3
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lcoA1lNlie0l
CLERKS

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Is isatlqn having excellent vorkinI
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&c ss'
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IN confidential resume please civ.
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SECRETARY

For manager Of nationally known
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town area. New Aforementioned
once. No shorthand necessary;
must be able to type at least IS
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to IS: permanent position; s to
4:30 Monday through Friday: ex-
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STENOGRAIPHER

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25-4O, white. shorthand exper,
necessary: excellent opportunity
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aTFNoGRAPHER

PerSonsole young single girl, his.
education. exper. desirable but not
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factory applicant: opportunity for
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RILp WOMEN

SECRETARY, vIP--Are you attrae.,
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are q GOOD sypist and steno.. You'll
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M sos ,1 Kssls u s sNELt sF lass AsesSSY'
SECRETARY = Law once, fast.
accurate, neat tipping. take dicta-
ton, prior legal experience desir-
able but not essential. 5-day week.
wis wis Box sSerg sslo, sane sssr. as s0v''
SECRETARY, rs : 30. FEE PAID.
Good steno. skills, some. exper.. for
gromotable pos. In real est, 1eld.
$50, MANAdEMENT cr;oNssTjLf.
ANTS INC. Suite 1901, 1895 d ST.
s,5 =; I; Al. p s For dire. airss-
A responsible Job with varied
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sEcY.. Arl., general once. ase TO
80, permanent person. ; days,
min, $500. POTOMAC EMPL.,
2234 Wilson blvd, Arl., IA. g.
1000.
sECY, -RECEPT. Arl., dr.'s once,
no shorthand. med exper. or RN
pref. 3 days. $3.50. POTOMAC
EMPL 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl,,
sEcY.. Insurance: downtown Ssb
dressograph operator. MGR book.
keeping machine, general clerks.
ADAMS A0CY.. sos l4th st. NV.
sECY., Cap. Hill $50. II. $4,000
SECY., Dr's ONCE $4,000
ABBOTT EMPL.. 1907 II NV.
SEcYS.-BKKPRS.-cLERKs
We Specialize In These Positions
| ATLAS A6CY 1A00 NJ " Ave NJ NJ
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SECRETARY

Age 1887. Beginning salary,
$4,000. Permanent position In
editorial division for competent
young woman with good steno-
graphic skills. Accurate tipping
and spelling essential. Excellent
opportunity for advancement: 81
day, 40-hour week. Employe bene-
titsi In y9ur reply, give age Eos sdns
Star
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II y ELIF5JINNLL OI W
THE
HEIGHT co.
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F st. at It'll NV.

SECRETARY, SIS, 200
Law once. legal exper. helpful. but
not nee: must be top-fiite, under
40 ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGENCY,
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SECRETARY

GIRL FRIDAY type OF position
Shorthand and tipping necessary
Excellent working conditions. In
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, 5-day, 40
hour week. discount on purchases.
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life insurance, family hospitaliza-
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SECRETARY, Alex. church; avail
ssSo. RP SSE,S SSn''f EMpI. ds 81
KinE st. Alex. KI. a-5055
SECRETARY-35 hrs: 1-girl ofc =;
pub contact. st S3O3 POTOMAC
EMPL, 1904 z. Broad, Fall
Church. JE. 2-7272.
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SECRETARV

Interesting work with national trade
association; pleasant small once
neat accurate and rapid typisi
SAaro spTtaan Sss scssf Fl 81
BIDDING MAHUFAcTuRERs. "a
9th So. NV, 81. 3-0733.
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STENOGRAPHERS

Interesting assignments In nation
between Jobs or an ex-Secy.. iook-
ing for short-term Jobs. Work on
our payroll. Top hrly. rates. No
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Stenographer

5-day 40-hour week
Paid vacation and sick leave
Paid group disqualification
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CRAFTSMAN

Elsetronic ensineerins 70.
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ms group, Must be able 10
perform all phases Of preps-
ration. Of charts and graphs
for photo Offset reproduce
ton, and supervise per-
iormance Of this work 81
knowiedge Of type faces
der Appropriate type for
drawings, This person should
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and finished Illustrations
In line-drawing, haiftone
and color form for bro
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slides, Duties include orr
sanitation and scheduling
OF work TO meet headlines
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Many company dement's
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SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHERS

For permanent positions, ofering
security and advancement. Dicta-
phone exper. desirable. Apply in
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Building, CATHOLIC UNIVER-
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advancement prospects: interest,"
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understand English language es-
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
SJEDNICA HRV. KLUBA

UniOntOwn, Pa - Hrvatski Gra-
djanski Klub odrzat &c svoju redo
vitu mjesecnu sjednicu u nedjelju,
13. decembra, u Hrvatskom Domu
ma Franklin Street, koja &c pote-
tt tocno u 1 sat poslije podne.
Ovo &c takodjer biti vrlo vazna
sjednica, jer &c Sc ma istoj brit
odbornici casnici "a iducu 1860.
godinu. clanovi trebaju birati u od-
bor one onakve osobe, koji Sc in
teresiraju "a rad / napredak kluba
l koji razumiju odgovorrfost svojih
polozaja. Ma ovoj sjednici takodjer
&c Sc birati konobara (Steward)
"a mas Klub.
Stoga je duznost svakog clana
naseg Hrvatskog Gradjanskog Klu-
ba, da dodje ma ovu sjednicu da
bira dobre sposobne osobe ma po-
lozaje Kluba.
Catherine M. Francis, director.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02

Ma ovoj sjednici birati temo
novi odsjeGni odbor "a godinu
1860. Clanstvo bi vec jednom tre-
balo da izabere mladje ljude ze-
ne odbor nasega druStva, a ne
uvijek jedne te iste, koji predvode
odsjek odkad SUI pristupili u Ia
jednicu, a vetina su u odboru koji
Sc nalaze mirovini.
Jednom zgodom sam pitao jednu
nasu mladju clanicu, rodjenu u O.
vol zemlji, da Sc ona primi "a tai
nicu pa mi je ista odgovorila, da
bi Sc primila ali pod jednim uslo-
vom, ako bi clanoW plaeali svoje
pristojbe ma sjednici, a ne u njezi-
moi kuci. Ovo bi clanovi trebali
i uvaziti svoje pristojbe placati
ma sjednicama, q ne kuci od-
sjecnog tajnika Iii tajnice, posto
mi platamo stanarinu "a dvoranu
u kojoj odrzavamo sjednice, a ne
"a kucu nasega tajnika. Samo oni
clanovi, koji nemogu IL nekih raz-
loga dolaziti ma sjednice, imali bi
ispriku da plataju svoju clana-
rinu tajniku kod njegove kuce. Ia
Xvi slucajevi bi Sc uzeli u obzir
Da mas ne bi netko krlvo razu-
milo, ia 1 brat tajnik volimo svoje
prijatelje / bratu, da mas posjete
kod kuce kad je cato pravo vri-
jeme.
| Nick ROrOyac predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
IONA TONIC

Druga js na4a isto tako dobrs
'Slanica, sestra Tona Tonic, koja
- svoje trudne oti zauvijek zaklo-
Ptla dana 23. septembra 1859.
Poisojna sestra bila je rodjena
1odins 1899. Visu, Hvar, Dalma-
eta, Jugoslavija. DoSla je IL Jugo-
slavije pred 80 godina / prezivjela
= eijelo to vrijeme u San Pedro,
Calf.
Ma rs. septembra u sati u We
4er ixmoljena je krunica IA du3u
pokojnice pogrebnom zavodu -
MeNerney Mortuary, gdje je ME-
Sino mrtvo tijelo lezalo. Njezin O.
dar je bio olxicen mnogobrojnim
vijencima cvijeca Cd obitelji, rod
bine l prijatelja, nedju kojima 1e
bio vijenae Cd nasega odsjeka "a
sadnju pocast svojoj clanici.
Ma 26. septembra . sati ju-
tro krenula je 4alosna povorla II
pogrebnog zavoda katolicku CT.
kvu = May Star. Of the Sea, gdje
70 odsluxena misa zaduSnica, q liza
toga njexino mrtvo tijelo je polo
Reno ma vjecni pocinak ma Green
Hills Memorial Park.
]. Neka je naSoj dragoj clanici !
majki laka crna zemlja u kojoj
vet pociva, njezinim dvajim 81
novima, Anthony Domenil<, unu-
caM, rodbini 1 prijateljima nase
dubolko iskreno saucesce.
Marion Margetich, tajnica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
STANA REBICH

4 BaFberton, Ohio. - DruStvo
'sHrvatska Sloga" ovime javlja IA
losnu vijest, da smo kroz mjesec
dana IL nasih redova 81 smrtnim
slutajevima izgubih tri clana.
Prva je sestra Stana Rebich,
koja = bolovala dugi mig godina
l iSpustila svoju patnicku dusu "a.
septembra 1859.
Mrtvo tijelo po,xojne sestre Re-
bich le4alo je ma odru kod Hickman
Funeral Home u Barbertonu. Odar
j0j te bio olxicen "a nnogim VI
jsncima cvijeta Cd roda prija-
telja, . medju kojima se nalazio
ivijenac naSega odsjeka 254, gdje
- pokojnica pripadala u znak po-
slJednje pocasti.
| Ma ~. septembra povorka je
krsnula cd pogrebnog zavoda do
Lakewood Groblja, gdje smo ME-
xine mrtvo tijelo predaN majci
1esnlji 1 . njome ,se zauvijek ra-
StaviH. Nadgrobno slovo je proti-
tao mas predsjednik, Emanuel Ko-
zarevic, te u ime odsjelka / CLAN
stva zazelio pokojnici laku grudu
zemlje l pokoj vjecni, = njezinon
rodu, koji ostaju liza ME, nase is
kfelf0 SaylEexGe.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02

1882. staroj domovini Jugosla-
viii. U Barbertonu je zivjela dugi
niz godina, dok joj je suprug bio
zivotu, a kasnje Sc preselila u
Cleveland kod jedinice kcerke, ko-
ia je imala brigu njegu "a svoju
staricu majku, dok nije dosao ko-
nae njenom zivotu.
Dakle po njenom zahtjevu do
premljena je ovamo Barberton
/ leila je "a zivota da sc zakopa
uza svoga pokojnoga supruga.
Mrtvo tijelo pokojne sestre Kras-
mix lezalo je ma odru kod Han
Funeral Home. Odar joj je bio
okicen krasnim kitama cvijeca,
medju kojima Sc nalazio / vijenac
nasega odsjeka 254 zadnju po-
cast svojoj sestri.
Ma IL. oktobra 9 sati jutro
krenula je zalosna povorka do ka-
tolicke crkve Holy Trinity, gdje
je bila odsluzena sveta misa "a
pokoj meme duse, a zatim ma
Lakewood Cemetery, gdje smo mr.
tive ostanke predali majci zemlji
ma vjecni pocinak. Nadgrobno slo-
vo je procitao mas predsjednik
u ime odsjeka 254 clanstva "a
zelio pokoj vjecni nasoj sestri, da
joj bude laka ova crna zenlja
pocivala u miru Bozjem.
Cd roda pokojna sestra ostav-
liza samo jednu ozaloscenu kcer.
Mary u Cleveland, Ohio.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
JAVNA ZAHVALA

Chicago, III. Cd srca Sc "a.
hvaljujemo svima, koji su nam bill
u pomoti sa simpatijom, savjetom
l utjesljivom rijeci u nasoj velikoj
xalosti, prigodom smrti / pogreba
naseg dragog supruga oca, Mar.
ka Kirina. Njegova iznenadna
smrt toliko mas je neotekivano po-
godila, da smo bill posve nemotni
da Sc pojedinacno zahvalimo rod.
bini i prijateljima, swim dobrinl
ljudima, koji su posjetili njegov
odar / koji su ga otpratili do gro
ba ma vjecni pocinak. Zato moli-
mo urednistvo Zajednicara, koje-
ga je pokojni tako RADIO citao kroz
duge godine kako je bio Clan HBZ,
da ovu nasu javnu zahvalu uvrsti.
Najveta hvala clanovima njego-
vog dragog Pjevackog Drustva
"Zora", koji su dirljivo stupili pred
odar / rastah sc sa svojim najsta-
rijim utemeljiteljnim clanom ga
bolnom pjesmom "Cuj mas gospo-
dine. Ljepa hvala predsjedniku
"Zore", 8. Chas. Basitu, &. Josipu
Bazdaritu 1 6. Zlatku Kerhinu, cd
Am. Hrv. Pjevackog Saveza LA
dirljivim govorima, kojima su Sc
pred odrom u ime pjevaca rastali
- 'svojim clanom. Hvala onoj Ii
jepoJ grupi clanova drustva "Pre-
radovic", drugim pjevacima, ko-
j su posjetili odar naseg dragog
pokojnika. Hvala bratu Chas. Ru-
zit, cd odsjeka 40 HBZ, koji Sc
dirljivim rijecima rastao sa ma
sim dragim Markom ma njegovom
grobu. Hvala svecenicima, Rev.
Bojanicu Rev. Budrovitu, koji 81
sluzili svetu misu 1 pratili ga do
groba, kao 4 pogrebniku, John Go.
Acu, koji je lijepo rukovodio po-
grebom l isao nam ma ruAu sa
savjetom nasoj velikoj zalosti.
Hvala bratu pokojnika, Josipu
Kirin. koji je dosao il New Yorka,
da Sc rastane "a bratom, kao pri-
jatsljima, eteN I Ivh Filter II