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The Ely Echo
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October 24, 1973     The Ely Echo
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Ely Echo Ely. Mn. 557: 1 Oct 24.1 73 by Irene Grahek Ill HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US! ..... We're One year old too! ECHO'S ECHO started out as an invitation to have some fun with writing a column..,,and I never dreamed that many words would come out ot my typewriter m one year's time. As 1 think back, several column names were thought up. among then] "Ideas from Irene", and "Incidental Items", until Fred Bird came up with ECHO'S ECHO. This was my favorite and finally selected as the title, ,in time for the first edition. ttope we've grown somewhat in our attempts to bring you tim news in a more entertaining way. With your cooperation, we'll keep trying to present the lighter side of the news ..... just give us the "word" and we'll elaborate on it'. +++++++4- THIS COI,UMN HAS PR()BABLY RECEIVED MORE FAVOR+ ABOVE COMMENT on the nickname columns than any other, so we decided that an anniversary is a perfect time to bring that list up to date• Again with the help of good friends of Judge "Shammy" Somrock and Anthony Sink() Gornik, here is the latest word ill nicknames: Kirk Paul I~katz, Art Bozich Rojakovich, Slug Carlson, Joe Pobe Muhvich, Zee Zbasnik, Snore Jones, Chucky Zobi~., Tippy Schwegel, Merks Skala, Bugs l,usllnik, Dock Muck Mullvich~ Snibby Snider, Big Bill Carlson, Picky Pikavance, Shkof Scufca, Nizoo Skanlz. Shorly Lahtim, Trapper Kelley. Horse Kelly, Boiler Moravtiz, Spike Erickson, Mike the Greek, Duke Paulos, Snowball Govatos, Yosh Tomsich, think Pluth. Mikly Melovasich. Big Chinm Lil Chinn. Ky Merhar, Finn Billy, Ausirian Geore, Stoney Slim, Bydge James cwhose first name was Obadiah), Footchik Barich, Louz l,oushm, Rosie Rosenbh)om, Peck Bourgin, Lefty Trezona, F'eggy Sever, Speedy Sever, Slippery Lobe, Shpeh Markun, Koga Laitala. Jonof Porthan. Dinah Marolt and Piccalo Pete, Ropey, Bocco and Sugar Zgainer. Dock Leonard Vertnik, Harriet Googs Kotziam Frank Caldoon Krl)ichar. Frank Banjo Kalan, Stanley Cowboy Kalan, Frank Turkey Tisovich, Gramps Kuzma, Snarb Markovich, Decker Boedecker. Friga Boilz. Pinchy Seme, Lenchy Dolentz, F'eke Dolentz, Ace Johnson, Kapone Marolt, Tally Mesnik, Minnow Udovich (Dr. Frankh Squirt Velcheff, Flash Zroman. Abba Grebenc. l)ice Varoga. Foots Grahek i l)r, Larryl, John Tonsils Tauzell. Lute Kvas. Mellow Kannine, Stevo Grahek, Yaka Varoga, Moose Scufsa, Ray Kaiser Nelson, Eddie Kuspa Kurri. Thomas Tuff Stember, Ray Gringo Buraglio, Louis lka Kosorok, Kakalina Joe Trezine, Blow Torch George, Vuko Vukelich, Starra Onno Saari, Totsa Frank Kerntz, Kozza Joe Kastelic, Kokomo Joe Russ, Shakey Debeltz, Chico Zollar, Smokey Dargis, Behs Louie Arrow Miklaucich, Budget Petrich. Runjack Maki, Toad Maki, 8-C Luthanen. Dilly Dahl, Neetcho Majerle, Shits Rautio and Snutch llegfors. ttappy nickname reading! ++++++++ SLOVENIANS INVADE THE FRENCH QUARTER! Catherine and Charlie Sr., and Judy and Charlie Jr. (all Merhars), plus all the Ace Hardware Dealers from the I~nge recently returned from an Ace Convention and Exhibition in New Orleans ..... and they all stayed at the Monte Leon Hotel in the French'Quarter. All they would have needed was a piano or an aecordian, and PRESTO. it would have been a Slovenian Quarter. The Merhars enjoyed the informative workshops and selected merchandise which will be available to area customers later this year. BY TttE WAY ..... THEY'RE GETTING IT ALL TOGETHER. the Junior Merhars and the Senior Merhars have merged and became incorporated as of September 28, and will now be known as MERHARS ACE HARDWARE INCORPORATED. Q ++++++-V~- LAS VEGAS POPULAR EVEN BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN The three visiting scientists from Poland, who were in Ely to tour our Teritiary Plant, hope to combine a little business with pleasure when they tour the water treatment facilities in Las Vegas. Stanislaw Kawka, the only one of the group who could speak English, said he bad set aside a few "bucks" to try his luck at the casinos. We wish them luck. but cautioned that they would probably leave more money than they would take with them. +÷++++++ MOST OF US ADMIT TO ONLY 29 ..... or maybe 39 ..... but when we approach tile "golden years" there seems to be a turn about, and we are very proud to reveal the correct numbers, the higher. the better. Mrs. Enrico DeBarnardi wishes to clarify that she is 83 ( going on 84 in January ), and not "only" 80 as stated in last week's ECHO story on "Veterans Day...." She is a very young 83, keeping house. (usually see her hanging clothes at 6:(x)a.m.) and helping with the gardening ..... and we heartily agree, she has ever)' right to be proud of her age! ++++++++ AI, L, THE WAY FROM MERCED, CALIFORNIA comes another different and delicious sounding recipe for Pheasant, called ROAST PtIEASANT WITH PURPLE PLUM SAUCE. This contributor Mrs. Lee R: Boese, (Sandee Simonick, daughter of Millie and John) says the recipe is a favorite of her family and is frequently servbd to dinner guests, and adds. the same recipe can be used with chicken, for those who ardnot hunters. Ht)AST PtlEASANT WITH t)URPLE PLUM SAUCE 2 young pheasant 2 stalks celery 4 bacon slrips 1 onion halved 2 apple slices salt and pepper Place onion, celery and apple slices inside birds, 2 strips bacon over each breast. Season with salt and pepper. Roast 350 degrees ahoul 2 hours, basting with plum sauce during the last half hour of roaslmg. Serve remaining sauce in a saucehoat. Serves 4 to 6. PI,UM SAUCE One 1 pound can purple plums ~ ~ cup butter ~ cup chopped tablesDoons chili sauce Markovich. Faroshe; John . Marolt ., Peekits. ., John Perushek~ . , Brectka 1 'l'¢,a's* sp on W()rc'h(" *.stershire: .~sauc~e'~ " J' ,_,'teaspoon" ginger" AI Marolt dock Shuster, Swags Schwegel and Shelly Shellenbar- r...,;.. ,.,~ .......... a ......... ...,,,.~ D ......... ... r .... ~ ...... .4 ' ~' lJl~llll pltllll3 cTIIH /t-.~('l~ e llt{tllU, ltelllllvt [,)ltz~ l/Ulll ~lUlll~ dll(l Bunner Osaben, Bob Pudge" Perrini, Mike Dumba Coombs, and l find a man'o(vourcaliber"" .... Terry Shick Pulis. ~ " " There are also a group of names that bear repeating, in case you mlsstd- th(m,, tile firsl hmc alt)und S(x App(al Osbmg barred ANI) I|tI~Nt t~ ,w s h( n)n~ I 1 • : ' " *' ' ' " : /' '" ' ", "' " " " " ~i~ h "~ "a: l , " (l ~d of the road" )urn who was Ktemencich. Bosher Bohtine. Squints Kunstel, Bear Grease Nixon. v,-'; ,,h~b,s,,,h;,,..I ",t,,,..~ h;,a ,,f.,h.,~ ;, t;t',,, ,h,,.-. h ..... ;a .q'. .... t., Slippe'z', and Sk((zix Pre)li(h Dingles Stukel High Pockets t','h'jV"'l'"',se~' .............. i ......................................... • [/ * * "*- -* .' , : • ', ' • a re. j ,'t :tarred at the )ottnm and I likeit there." Lingr(n, Gopher Tomns, tlair. Hungry, and Crank Krall, Mushrat ' + + + 4- + + +-+ Moravitz, Chublakt r Lind. Billy Baloney Maki, Pudaling Tersini, Speak ng of the boltom here I am so until next week Bullet Joe Turula Tickets Kaul)pi. Fuddv Glavan George Wildcat ' " Slong" .... Pete, Plunk Kovach, Fitger Gerzin, Stooky Harri. Big and Little h'en'e (h'ahek Mrs. Schmiege To C! lir Regional Meeting Mrs• Erick Schmiege, 8::t2 E. }tarvey St., will preside at the Guild will present "The Widows Mite" a skit which takes place in semi-annual meeting of Arrowhead Region I of the Lutheran heaven. Women's Missionary League Tuesday, October 30, in Virginia. The Arrowhead Region I is made up of 14 societies from the Iron Registration and coffee will begin at 9:30 a.m at Trinity Lutheran Range Circuit and 14 from the Lake Superior Circuit. The Ontario Church located on the corner of 3rd Avmtue and 7th Street South. Circuit is also a part of the Region but does not attend Regional The meeting is a part of an all, day event which will feature rallys because of the distance. One order of business at this rally Chaplain Clarence Pauling who will speak on his work with will be the continuation of Regional Rallys, since many women feel parle,~nts at the Cambridge State Hospital. Mrs, Laverne Lemki, that having to drive two hours or more keeps the attendance down. Marble and Mrs. Caroll Raether, Duluth, will show slides and Women from First Lutheran Church in Ely who are planning to reporton therecent LWML International convention at Mobile. At. attend this rally should contact Mrs. Robert McLaughlin at to which they' were both delegates. The Trinity Lutheran Ladies 365-5367 to arrange transportation. • I /MUCh / :'" , Electr,cal Contractors / JS YOUR Ii Res'dentia, • Commercial • ILndustriaI [ £1Ull V'P [] ""'... IlllLIO ii v'Power&L,tinghlstolkllflms / Ui:iilil Ii IEst ateswJlIfioutObli, . im., 0l/ Cn"', - - -: ..... / uln. II ....... I,,,oo,=o Jl 1tI . / furnace that's t:~;:i][ ~~ [ It I ill Your Hotn' mt not providing ~ • ~ ~ | ba,anc,d heatIi i lll r throughout i * l'°u' w.o,o t/:il _3 II i III Dealer ,n Elf / hous you're III I II I "1 I shortchang ng t:::/.:l~ I Irt t ii i your family's t~::~i:]l ! I11 t II I ~ I comfort. 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