New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
FALCON NEST HAS
 ANNUAL ELECTION
Progressive Polish Society Re
 elects YabIOnSki President

Nest No. SS. Falcon National Ali ance of America, was reelected 70 that office yesterday afternoon at the annual meeting at the Falcon hall on Beaver street.
 Joseph Smulski was elected vice president. Peter Partyka financial secretary. Frank Sczepanik recording secretary and Frank Row alczyk treasurer.
 One Of the largest assemblages in the history Of the nest filled the laIl to capacity President Yablon- ski opened the meeting with the secretary submitting report of the minutes Of the previous meeting.
 Three candidates were selected for the office of physical director of the nest for the season, Of which one will be appointed by State Director Frank Barszcz. They are Boleslaus Bobinski, who held the office for the past year, Alexander Ruszcik and J. Rosenthal, all of whom are widely known in physical culture circles in the fifth Falcon district. State Director Barszcz. who recently suffered q wrcnChed shoul~ der in Southington, is recovering slowly from the injury and will make the appointment within a weeks time.
 The trustees Of the local nest arc E. A. Grzybowski, former treasurer, Anthony Czechowicz and Frank Gryczak.
 Members of the benefit and sick committee are Paul Berk. John Zmiiewski and Stanley Rudy. The nest has contributed to the orphans fund of the Sacred Heart parish SIS. and to the widow and three children of John Dobek, late man. ager of the Falcon baseball team who died from injuries he received two months ago when a twig pierc- cd his eye, s25. A donation of s25 was made to John olczyk and his three children. whose wife and mother died about two weeks ago.
 The library committee consists Of Casimir Majcwicz, John Curylo. Stanley Budnik, manager of the
  Twarowski, Falcon comedian and entertainer
 President Yablonski was author- ized to appoint an assistant, who will represent the nest at the meet ings of the society presidents of the Sacred Heart church. Anthony Czechowicz and John Miesiebienik n1n toI tr 1,o ,1~+ in the Polish Literary guild which was officially opened last Sunday with formal exercises at the Rialto hall on Broad street.
 The press committee members, are the following: Joseph Smulski Stanley Budnik, Peter Partyka and George Bartusiewicz.
 Annual Falcon Frolic
 The annual Falcon frolic will take place Saturday night. Decent Der B at the Falcon hall with a program of entertainment which will be followed by dancing. The committee in charge is Chairman Paul Berk, Joseph Smulski, Peter Klimkiewicz, Carl Bobcr and Stan ley Budnik. A Christmas party for the children of the Falcon mem- bers, including the drill class, will be given on Sunday, December % More than a 100 children are ex- pected to attend. reveral Christ mas trees will be decorated for the occasion and the committee plans to make this affair one of the largest of it's kind in the history of the nest
 The Falcon Dramatic clubs next play will probably be produced next month. The thespians hold weekly rehearsals at Falcon hall and though they sponsor few plays dur ing the year many Of the Falcon members take an interest in their progress.
 The local nest is one of the most active in the fifth district, and ma jority of the district officers are from its ranks. The district head quarters are in this city and quar- terly meetings are held at the Fal- con hall on Beaver street. The dis trict biannual convention will be held in this city in 1881 with gathering of representatives ana drill classes from all the nests in this district
 Nest No. SS was organized in 1907 and had it's first headquarters on Lafayette street. It has been cstab- lished ill it's present clubrooms for almost 10 years and the building is free of mortgage inCumbranCes. The organization consists of more than 45O members.