1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

tndependpnt-Leader (E B) • Cartm,, prp
Thursday, March 11,1965
PAGE TWO
St. Patrick's Day
Holy Family
Dance
To Elect Staff To Benefit \,J
Suimer Slated
jfalvary Church
CARTERET - A teenage
Bv V F f Unit
Program Listed March
dance for the benefit of the
of Dimes and sponsored
Teenage Dance For
March of Dimes
Jewish Community News
Carteret
(\\RTERKT -
At the March
CARTERET - g t . ., "
Holy Name Society win
a St. Patrick's Day d ; , nr , i
...
Bethlen
Hall, SatuHm. \, '
R of thn Holy Family PTA
CARTERET - Mrs. Ann d s CARTERET — The Rev. Don
by the Donnle Dee'g Sigma Deta zak, president, of Ladies Auxiliary
Alexander
lexander Sohaydn,
S o h a y , presi
will be the guest
nounced that th
the ffollowing; „ ,
at the 11 A. M. and 7 ent rank while serving at Naval to Star Landing Post 2314 conheld on March 13 at the St. De-ducted the meeting Mondav eveh
f
Dancing will »Url m , fi
mom'hen hnve been chosen
for
P. M. services this Sunday at the
il,(. nnminafiiiR committee: Mrs. and will be prnvtiH h,
Cnlvnry Baptist Church, EHwin metrius Hall in Carteret from ning nt the Carteret VFW's post
\ Sprinerr. ch.ilrmnn. Mrs. ,l.| Kobo« and MR bind.
Sirrrl. Tuesday evening at 7:30 7:30 to midnight. The music will rooms.
Cj3 k
Knnlyln. Mr«. M. Kaminaki. Mrs.
ihe Sunday School tenrhrrs and be furnished by the I'Dclta nndj1 „
Food and rtfreshmmu
delegation
V Toth and M n . A Zarembskl. be served. The procw,i,
•ifficers will have a fun meeting the Mystics with vocals by will attend the fashion show to be
Chordiales
and
the
Drltones.
\\>dn(";(l,iy evening prayer meetThis committee will select and be used to defray the tH
held in Edison on March 16.
iriK at 7 P. M., will be led by
present n new slate of officers to coMtmcting • new » « » „
Mrs. Betty Mezey, chairman of
mir of the deacons. Friday evethe membership for approval at (he Onritt noos of thr rar i
the spaghetti supper to be held
ning, March 19, the Baptist Youth
the April meeting.
jMk Casiidy Is chairman
March 27th at the post rooms
Fellowship will have an Irish
The sixth annunl communion (lie dance.
from 4:00 to 7:30 p.m., requested
shindig.
breakfast of the Perth Amboy Rethe ladies to be at the post rooms
All young people are invited to
gion will take place Sunday,
to helo in the kitchen by 1030
enjoy an evening of games, skits,
CARTERF.T JEWISH
Wednesday, March 17th at the
March 28 after the 8:00 A.M.
A.M. Tickets may be purcrnsod
CARTERET
After
last
Sunrefreshments and fun, under the
COMMUNITY TENTER
' .Ipuish Community Center. Gragat the door. The proceeds of the (;i, T o N E W HOST - William Mass at the Holy Rosary Church
leadership of Mrs. Barbara Eddy. day's holy communion, services supper will go towards the build j_ Connolly ha« been pp i t s in Perth Amboy, Reservations NORFOLK, VA. - i
Abraham II. Album, Rabbi
scrs will be given to all the chill
icatlons Technician Tin,
The B. Y. F. is selling homemade in the Hungarian Reformed >ne fund.
a*
In the must be made by March 15th.
Sam BI-MIOW, Pres.
dren. Appropriate refreshments
STANLEY COOK
product m
mama*"
a
Church will return to the reguClass Ronald J. Kilyk, ! \ N "
Friday, March 12, 1 9 6 5 - 8 will be served afterwards.
APPOINTED; Sun Realty, Inc., F.nster eggs to replace the flags
Post
Commander
Good
Ohemicgln
Ohemicgln
Division
of
M
*
T
Commander
George
C.oodin the sanctuary. Orders are be- lar schedule on Sunday morn- rich and Al Oakly, chairman of! Chemicals, Inc. He will « »• Miss Marion Maltese, District of Mr. and Mn.
The
reading
of
the
Megillah
at
Realtors,
466
Bahway
Avenue,
Adar II, 5725.
ing taken by Butch Adams or ings. Sunday School will resume the Loyalty Day Parade and Al rated in MiT'i New York M- Consultant Public Health Nutri- of 1M jMkfon Ave
Light Sabbath candles before congregation, Brotherhood of Is- Woodbrldge, announced the ap- Mrs. Eddy.
tion, of Trenton, was guest speakyy
y
its session at 9:30, English worresponsibility
i i d
hi|
ik
niiblllty
>w er Pamphlets and Informative has bew promoted to hu
rael at 6:1} P. M.. and at Congre pointment of Stanley Cook to it's
5 ; « P, M.
ship services also at 9:30 and Fenske. co-chairman visited this| fice
Ronald J. Kilyk, I'SN
and
SIDRA: Vayikra, Lev. 1:1-5:26. gation, Loving Justice at 6:30 residential resale department.
flame reUrdanU
booklets were distributed to the Communfcatlons Station
Hungarian at 11 o'clock, "We meeting and discussed the Loyal-l drngi,
HAFTORAH: Samuel I, 15:1- P M
! Mr. Cook has been actively
ty
Day
Parade,
Miss
Jean
Lee
specialty
chemicals. He W M a PTA members. The attendance ^
p
Vi
Must Say It" will be Pastor Dr.
34.
'
! S a t u r d a V | M a r c h 2 0th at 9:00 engaged In the real estate busli
off numilM award was won by Sister Maryi
'
Harsanyi's sermon topic on this was appointed chairman and Mrs former supervisor
wai havdl
Services on Friday at the Jew- p M t h H e ( M W M n . g C l u b ^ j r ness (or the p u t three years in
Betty Mezey, Mrs, Ann Cistak turing at M. T. la Cartertt.
Pauls second grade. The next His
Second Sunday in Lent.
time in service and rank
ish Community Center at 5:80 show a full length feature film ! Middlesei County, He is a gradand Mrs. Gloria Goodrich co-chairmeeting
is
scheduled
for
April
6th
Confirmation classes will pro- man for this parade. A Junior and
P. M. An Oneg Shabbat will fol- Dancing and refreshments will] uate of local schools and atwith the flrit grade mothers in ary ippearuee, perform,m,
low the services, sponsored by follow. Admission is $1.00 per!
duties and wring the N ar ..,
CARTERET - Mrs. William ceed the services; the Youth Senior Loyalty Day Queen will be
charge of hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Deitz, Mr.person at the door of the Carteret the University of West Virginia. Lindemann, chairman for Neigh- Fellowship will have their regu- chosen from Star Landing Post
test for promotion.
and Mrs. Irving Levitz, and Mr.Jewish Community Center. The Prior to that time he served In borhood # 3 of the Crossroads lar meeting at 7 P.M. in Bethlen 2314. March 20th is the deadline
The lUtion is a link
and Mrs. Leonard Schertrer, who Sisterhood will sponsor a barn toe tMtett Stales Marine Corps Girl Scout Council, extended a Hail.
for suSmitttng the names of
are celebrating their wedding an- dance at the Center on April 3rd, in Korea.
welcome to the newly recruited Mid-week Lenten devotions daughters and granddaughters of
niversaries.
Mr. Cook has HVeJ in Parlln scout leaders and guests at the will be conducted in the church Post or Auxiliary members. The fARTERET - The season of To State Institutions
from « P. M., to ? ? Admission
Services on Sabbath at the Ceiv is $1.50 per person.
for tiie past low jeart « l « W* Tegular nwntWy -nuwtbif last ThursflBy vmtiat
at 7 T) l ehrt, junior « g * group i t 13 to 15 and
^
Cir] ^
St. Ifcmttriw, •» WOODBJUDQE r IP »™ w i t h y
ter at 10:15 A. M. Junior congrewife, the former Barbara Kai- evening at Fire House No. 3 in both in Hungarian and English. the senior age group is 16 to 18. Lenrtmwit St. I
theie policy
policy of the League of wo„
,
Thursday,
Mareh
18th
Center
in
other
churches
of
Eastern
Orth
Names may be submitted to Miss
gation. Mrs. Howard Jaspan will
ser, of Jersey City and their Cnrteret.
men Voters that the public be
By Auto in for,
Advance notice: the traditional
meeting. The Board wishes to
help with the Kiddush.
three children,
Under discussion was a new in- Installation Dinner is scheduled Lee or in a box at the post rooms. odox confession, this week I*n kept as informed as possible onj FORDS - Mist Marv K,
remind
all
members
of
the
Centen
devotional
services
will
be
A
tea
will
be
held
April
tth
when
Services are also held at Cong.
Mr. Cook is a member o( the surance program which is now for Sunday, Mareh 21, b:30 P.M.
held every Friday at 7 P. M, nnd all subjects of League program, 99 East William Strrv
Brotherhood of Israel on Friday ter that they are welcome to at- Sacred Heart Parish, Sooth ivail"ble t" ?.fl Girl Scout troops. in Bethlen Hall. The \ program the queen will be picked. The next every Sunday at 5 P. M., with the State T a i Committee has ar-w u hit bjr t car dr.v
tend
all
the
Board
meetings.
meeting
has
been
set
for
Monday,
at sundown, and at Congregation
Mrs. Richard Dare, chairman for will include a Hungarian feature
Am boy.
memorial prayers for the souls of ranged two days of "go see'Charles E. Brtmhall. m <
March 15 at 8 p.m.
Loving Justice on Saturday at On Wednesday we now have two
the nnnual cookie sale, stated that
motion picture to be shown at
the deceased members to follow. trips to State institutions. The ferson Avenue, Avon : ,?i
Youth Groups which meet. Boys
9:00 A. M,
all Brownies and Seniors will be2:30 P.M. Reservations must be
Leaders and members of Girl tour covering the Immediate afternoon.
and
girls
8th-7th
grades,
7:50
?in
taking
orders
at
9:00
A.
M.,
Purim - The Fast of Esther is
made
for
the
dinner,
the
show
Scout
Troop 190 will make their area will be to the State Prison According to Patrolm,!8:30
P.
M.
Senior
group
meets
Saturday, March 20. Many thanks
on Wednesday, March 17th. The
is
open
to
the
public.
confessions
Saturday, March 13, Farm, ,Rahway, and the ntw J. Nemeth, Bramhall ir.id
8:00-9:00
P.
M.
*
to Marks Harris of Rahway, for
Feast of Esther begins at sunat 4:00 P. M., and receive holyWoodbridge State School for the traveling « M on New iirj
extending an invitation to all area
down. The reading of the Me- Sisterhood meeting on Monday,
Avenue, near Voorhetj t
scouts to a coke party in honor
communion at the first Sunday mentally retarded.
gillah will be at 8:00 P. M., onMarch 15th.
of
Girl
Scout
Week.
"Growing
divine
liturgy with Rev. John These tours will take place, when he saw the young li.lv
CARTERET - The Jew'-'i War
from between parked o n
St. Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. Veterans post #745 had the fifth Up Today," a new Girl Scout eduWOODBRIDGE - John Han- Hundiak, pastor, celebrating and April 1 and April 10 and will besaid he applied his brak»,
The Pall Bearers were John annual installation of officers at cational TV series has been renan, Woodbridge Township Jaycee preaching on "Rededication to gin at 10:15 a.m. Luncheon will
was verified by 12 !e*- o!
'eased
by
the
National
Council.
Christ".
Second
divine
liturgy
e
served
at
a
nominal
cost.
ResTomczuk and Joseph Walko.
chairman, has announced plans
Kenney Acres. Officers Installed
marks, but hit the girl «;
were as follows: Commander-Wil- The new publicity chairman to
for the "roll-the-barrel" meeting will be celebrated by Rev. Peter rvation blanks may be obtained
left front fender. The ;,MRS. ANNA STIMA*
liam Finkelstevi: Senior Vice tie contacted in this area now, is
in Carteret have been completed, Melech, assistant pastor. Me- rom Mrs. Marilyn Reichman
taken home by Patrolmati N«
The local chapter will visit the morial services for the soul ol ] 1-9661 or Mrs. Ann Ostrower
CARTERET — Funeral services Commander, Herbert Zimmer; Mrs. William Gurney
MRS. ELLA W. H A R l f e
where her mother said she •
Junior
Vice
Commander,
Carteret
Jaycees,
Tuesday
at
the
Irving! Serving on the refreshments
Taras Shevchenko, greatest lit- IE 44666. Reservations should have the girl ducked by th< {
CARTERET - Mrs. EUa Wal-were held for Mrs. Anna Stima,
City l i n e Tavern, 9:30 P. M.
. , of Orthodox faith.
J g e Advocate,
o c a t , Philip
Philp
rainian poet
ter Hardie, of 175 Elm Street died of 32 Warren Street March 4 at 9 Rader;; Judge
ily physician,
made by March 20.
i v 1 n e l ilt uir tK ii M
h
a Harold Mad- Carren, Mrs. Benjamin Goldberg, oman of Year Award "Boll-the-barrel" is an annual I*"' MMllo w bottl
Adjutant,
March 4th at home. Born in West A.M. at the Synowiecki Funeral Hochman;
^ ddiH
Home,
56
Carteret
Avenue
and
at
dow.
Quartermaster,
Sidney
Katz;
Adams,
and
Mrs.
New York, Mrs. Hardie had been
Mrs. George
First of Us Kind, feature for all New Jersey JayAnnual Lenten mission is
regular ™i r,
a resident of Carteret for the past 9:30 A.M. a solemn requiem Mass Officer of the day, Howard Jas- Paul
raui Kosten.
rvosien. The
lire next
uexi ji?suia<
D »l IT' II
cees. The barrel is passed from scheduled to be held on March 24
CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS O f
was
offered
at
St.
Joseph
R.
C.
pan; Chaplain, Seymour Wegbert, meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, l o h o t o Kutll
10 years.
H OlK
She is survived by her husband, Church with Rev. Anthony Gaydos Historian Paul Levtne; Guest April 13th, at which Miss Jo Ann; w n o n i , R l n r P
.
, „ - . chapter to chapter along with a through to Mareh 28. with serdirector for Cross- WOODBRIDGE A large
mons to be preached by the visWalter Hardie; a daughter, Mrs. as celebrant, Rev. Victor Gra- speakers for the evening were De- Mate, camping
pg
r »
.,™,,,A ,nn],,A,~« prominent per- program which is judged by the
iting
priests.
Frances Colon of Carteret; four brian as deacon and Rev. Ryan oartment of N. J. Commander roads Council, will discuss
host
club.
The
Jayeee
club
conBY FINE EUROPEAN ART1BTI
s s^o n s sl toactael_l y - .gi n ^t h e ^c o u n ttoy and
a r Z n T nroeram
program for th
Uui
grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. was sub-deacon. Interment was in leorge Geller: Installing Officer, „new ccamping
• • ••
a t ( ein
n d tributing the most to presentation
Florence Brlnkman of North Ber- St. Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia, Vic Levine.
season.
the Woman-of-the-Year Award din- and effort is awarded the barrel Monthly meeting of the Sistergen and a brother, William J. Wal- The Pall Bearers were Robert A dinner was followed by dan-!
ner Saturday, at the Shackamax- containing monies collected from hood of the Blessed Virgin will
cing
and
delightful
evening
was
ter of Cllffside.
Kent; Michael Capik; Stephen
take place Sunday, March U, at
MAKXR
on Country Club. Scotch Plains,
had
by
all.
The
next
regular
meetOP
generous members, Herbert Han- 3 P. M., in the conference room.
Funeral services were held from Bernath; John Kovacs; Frank
according
to
Mrs.
William
BrenLi OL 1U
QAIXERY
ing is March 17 at the Carteret
•« » »
the Lyman-Rumpf M e m o r i a l Toth and John Pettish,
na«|. president otthe Woodbridgei n8 8an, publicity chairman, adJewish Community.Center at 8:30.
1
Home. 21 Locust Street on MonTowi^hip, BusinSr a i d Profes- .'iscd.
Monthly meeting of the board
1161
ZOS Broad St..
day at 1:00 p.m. with like Rev
'sional Women's t h i b , sponsors of! • Assisting 1|r. Hannah art Mr. al tnstiei and church conuglttect
February Building
«
•
FJl
Hm.
14 FJ
Alex Nemelh, minister of the First
•
t
o
n
Bonn
111
<
T
M.
MM.
the award. Dress will be informal. !a a nnagan, Charles Buda. John wil! be held Tuesday, MarcH It,
Presbvterian Church, Woodbridge,
To
be
honored
with
the
first
\
\scierno,'
Richard
Moslogo.
and
8
P.
M.
In
the
conference
room
Here
al
Low
Ebb
A
I
officiating. Interment was in
such award will be Miss Ruth Donald Roder
St. Demetrius Community CenCARTERET - The building j ^ 1 - 1
Graceland Memorial Park, KenilWolk,
of
The
Independent-Leader,
business
here
last
month
was
worth.
AVENEL - The United Syria primarily for her work as chairpretty slim.
Youth ef Congregation man of the Woodbridge TercentenDuring February, Building In- igw
BOLESLA SZULIMOWSKI
B'nai Jacob are to be hosts ta a ary Commission, as sponsor of
spector
Michael
Markowitz
isCARTERET - Bolesla SzuliKinus tomorrow through Sunday. the All-America City AwawJ and'
CARTERET - The Lorantfy
mowskl, 73, died March 3rd at WOODBRIDGE - "Fashion sned only six permits for work Youth groups froni the New Jer-for her efforts in behalf of Towngp
costing
a
total
of
$14,100
and
adies
Aid Society of the Hunhis home, at 72 Sharot Street. He Premiere," a style show, will be
ship
Libraries.
li
sey and New York Metropolitan
arian Reformed Church will
had retired eight years ago from presented by the Woodbridge collected fees of $61.25.
area
will
participate.
Also to be honored during the' WOODBRIDGE-New members old its monthly sausage and'
One permit was for a ranch
the American Cyanamid Co.,
Linden where he had been em- Jaycee-ettes in Knights of Colum type frame dwelling in WUtUer Chairman of the Kinus is Miss evening are fte other women received into the First Presby leat tale • Hungarian style • on
were nominated for the terian Church last Sunday are: Wednesday, March 17 beginning
Myra Lemberg; .group adviser is
'
ployed as a foreman. He hadbus Auditorium Sunday at 7:30 Street costing $10,000.
George Form, and youth activities award.
Mr. and Mn. Harry L. Barnes : noon In Bethlen Hail.
|
worked there for 40 years and wasP.M.
chairman is Mrs, Charles Blatt
According to Miss Janet Fof- Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Meyer Advance orders will be accepta member of its 25-Year Club.
TO
ATTEND
COTILLION
An evening coat will be raffled
Mr. Smllmowski was a parish- and door prizes will be award- CARTERET - Montclair State The group will conduct servitesi rich, first vice president of the Mn, Arthur Parkstrom, Edwarc d by any member of the Society
ioner of Holy! Family Roman Cath- off
College's Fifth Annual Cotillion tomorrow at'6:30 P. M,.under local BPW and chairman of the Dawn, MTS. Clarence O. Redd
with Mn. William Bin ST.,
guidance of Rabbi Woman of the Year Award, the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman resident.
olic Church and a member of its eo, according to Mrs. Joseph Di will b* held at the Governor Mor- the spiritual
1
Marsico,
chairman.
Holy Name Society and Holy
ris Hotel in Morristown on Satur- Philip Brand. Neal Litineer will | speaking program will be brief" to Mr. and Mrs. Joel Leeson, Joel
Family Society. He was also a Miss Joanne Kolentz, Miss day, March IS, Local residents to serve as cantor and Miss.Beverly allow plenty of time for dancing Whitney Leeson and Thomas E
timl It rmimmtUm mU mtt
member of the Kasa Posmiertna Junior Miss for 196344 will model be presented at this formal af- Lemberg will conduct the respon- and god fellowship." Miss Helen Fitzpatrick.
an
original
design.
She
will
also
sive
reading.
The
sermon
will
G.
Hurd,
Dean
of
Students
at
RutMorning worship will take place
Society.
fair are: Miss Judith Larkin, 53
Surviving him are his wife Mrs. be^the pianist for the evening. New Jersey Avenue, Carteret, a be delivered 6y Miss Cheryl gers University College and Presi- Sunday at 11 A. M . with Church CARTERET - An evening of,
Mary Truchel Smllmowski; a Also modeling gowns will be Miss member of Kappa Rho Upsilon Lieberman, president of the dent of the Nevr Jersey Federation School and adult class at t.30 Jo is planned by the Hebrew
U.S. Y. Michael* Waldholz will of Business and professional Woten's Club for Satuidaynujht,
daughter, Mrs. Helen Clark at Anne Cnimp, 1904-65 Mist Junior Sorority,
59 E. (ferry St., lohwoy, N. J.
render tha Idddush.. The Oneg men's Clubs, will speak briefly in A. M.
hreh 90th at the Cartoret Jtw>
home; four sons Joseph of Wood- Mist and the runners-up, Misj
bridge, Anthony and Walter, of Susan Lombsrdt and Miss Linda Contractor Digs Up Shabot after services will be behalf of BPW and Mayor Walter The film "Question 7", a de- h Commimity Center. . <>
sponsored by the Congregation's Zirpojo will give greetings in be- scription of life in Bast Germany, A full leAfth four star feature
Carteret and Edward, a patrol Roai.
half of the community.
will be shown at the family get- wvte will be shown. This will
Live Hand Grenade Sisterhood.
man in the Carteret Police De- Memberi of Jaycee-ettes, who
8th Birthday To*
together on Sundai 6 P. M. in e followed by u evening of
partment; six grandchildren and will be models are Mrs. DiMar- WOODBRIDGE - While doing Saturday morning services will
one great-grandchild; and two sico, Mn. Gerald Shea, Mrs. •ome landscape work around and be held at 9:30 with Harry Silver- The affair will also mark the Fellowship Hall.
toeing and refreshment*.
brothers, Michael and Walter in Edward Moeckel, Mrs. Anthony unoccupied house at S4 Sloan St., man, Asbury Park, as cantor. A eighth birthday of the Woodbridge The sacrament of infant bapPoland.
Buccarelli, Mrs, Robert Lovaiz Iselki, late yesterday afternoon, study group'is being planned for Club and wiQ feature a birthday tism will be admisitered, Sunday
Funeral services were held Sat- Mrs.. Alan Rockoff, Mrs. James C.H, Jeffrey, the contractor who the afternoon. session at the cake cutting ceremony under the at 11 A. M.
urday at 8:30 A.M. at the Syno- Nolan, Mrs, Leonard Moran, M n was renovating the house and temple. Dr. Abraham Rothman, direction of Mrs. Irving Hutt as- The communicants' class will
wieckl Kuneral Home, 56 Carteret John Swallick, Mrs. Richard area, came across a hand gren Mrs. Later Jacobs and Charles sisted by the past president*, pres- meet, Saturday, 1 P. M. in Fel
Stein will lead the session. A ident and recipients of the BPW
Avenue and at 9 A.M. a solemn Mosolgo, Mrs. John Milano.
ade.
lowship Hall.
requiem Mass was offered at Holy
He picked it up, placed it dance is set for 8 P. M.
Nursing Scholarship Awards. It
Tickets
may
be
purchased
from
Family Roman Catholic Church
under a tree and called police Sunday services will be at 9:30 'ill also mark the conclusion of
with Rev. MA. Konopka as cele- any Jaycee-ette or purchased at headquarters. Sgt. Joseph Rus- A. M., with Howard Beifor as can- National Business Women's Week
U_l •inn
» »
brant, Rev, Andrew Okal as dea-the door, Ticket chaingan is Mrs baisky, who arrived at the scene tor and Miss Linda (Forman con- activities which-began last Suncon and Rev. Melvin Stanczewski Robert DeSantis, telephone 388- found that the pin was missing, ducting the responsive reading. day with a tea.
as wbdeacon, Interment was in 2249.
SAY
and also the "spoon handle?1 A "brunch" will be held after the In observance of National BusiIT
which in placed on the tide of service. Israeli dancing, enter- ness Woman's Week, the windows
BEST
the grenade, Lieut, Garwood and tainment and game? will conclude of The Brennan Agency, S3 Main
•
Sp. 5th Grade Arnted from the the Kinus,
Street, have been decorated with
EARLY BOOKINGS ADVISABLE FOR 54th
Ordinance Unit at Camp The Pre-U, S. Y. group will pre- be theme of "Springtime Salute
Flowers For Ail
THESE EXCEPTIONAL Kilmer conficated the grenade, sent a cantata at the congrega- to Working Women." Information
Occasions
. •
which they described as a World tion's general meeting, March 21, may ,bfi obtained at the Brennan
CaU toi flower*, birtb
War 2, Murk 2 speciman. The announced Miss Myrna Alexrod, gency regardinf membership in
days,
anruversarieb,
shell was loaded.
advisor.
:he organiiationjWomen who are
weddiigs, e t c , to add
gainfully employed, part time as
extra nioy to the event
well as full time, are eligible (or
-andj) other time* to
NEXT
membership,,
«pre»» your sympathy
FALL!
i o d thougbtfuuwsi —
BOARD TO MEET
CARTKRKT - The executive -V Be assured of the Guest
board of St. Joseph PTA wilf , -call us
ON SWEDISH AMERICAN'S LUXURIOUS
celebrate* Hi
meet tonwrrow evening at !
'clock at the school hfU.
4th ANNIVERSARY
The regulw membership meet4CM ltd; 23,21!) i n a Lp. t , , , ; I , , . j |,, (,»,,)„,)
with an
PIXJWERS
COMPLFIELV AIK CONDITIONS AND STAIilLI/t H tQUIPI'tD
ing will be held Monday evening,
NEWLY KtUECOHAltU - MUHk UlLlliH IHJ1. I HAN LVtKI
March lMli, at R o'clock at the! Ht Anboy Ate ME t-l<M
Knjoy /•mom Swdlth American
High Street school auditorium.
PCTOBER
12 DAYS
PORTS RATES FROM $370
Resume Regular
Church Schedule
Kilyk Promoted
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