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paper. Place cut side down on
rack in shallow pan and heat
10 minutes per pound at 325
degrees F. Half an hour be-
fore ham is done, take from
oven, remove paper and rind,
place fat side up and score.
Cover with heated glaze made
by combining " cup corn
syrup and l cup brown sugar.
Return to oven and baSte
until golden brown.
Garnish with many colored
Easter eggs, set in fresh
greens. To prepare, peel hard
cooked eggs, dip in vegetable
coloring. Cut eggs in half,
prepare deviled egg mixture.
Refill egg whites, leaving
wide ruffle at edge. Place
halves of contrasting colors
together.
Baked Chiffon Pudding
One package coconut cream
pudding and pie filling mix,
2 cups milk, Y teaspoon va
nilla, 3 egg yolkS. slightly
beaten; "a cup light cream or
top milk, 3 egg whites, dash
salt, 6 tablespoons sugar. "a
cup slivered blanched al
mondS. Start oven for mod
crate heat (375 degrees F..
Select a shallow baking pan.
8x8x2 inches or 10x6x2 inches.
Or use 6 individual 4-inch
baking dishes. "a deep
casserole is unsatisfactory
Choose a large pan to use
for a water bath. Combine
pudding mix and milk in a
saucepan. Cook and stir over
medium heat until mixture
comes to a full boil. Remove
from heat. Add vanilla.
Measure out "a cup cooked
pudding and combine with
egg yolks. Set aside this pud-
ding-egg mixture to use for
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Allow to stand Is to 20
minutes so that mixture Is
cool and less sticky. Fill each
buttered cup "a full Of cereal
mixture. Do not pack. Butter
the outside bottom Of a fruit
juice glass. Using a twisting
motion, press it down into the
center of the cereal mixture
in one cup. With buttered
fingers gently pack down the
cereal around the sides of the
glass. Remove glass. Butter
the glass before shaping each
nest. Allow nests to stand over
night to become firm. Loosen
sides from cups with small
knife and remove. Fill with
candy eggs. jelly beans or
other Easter candies. Makes
IL nests, 8 inches wide and lh
inches high.
Evening star., 1954-04-11
For Easter Dinner
BY Violet Faulkner
Food Editor

IT'S HAM, as always, for
L Easter! Whether it's a
whole ham, a half ham. or a
slice of ham whether
dinner or buffet supper
you're planning a late brunch,
ham is the popular choice.
Our holiday dinner features
glazed baked ham with Easter
egg garniSh, asparagus with
lemon butter, au gratin po-
tatoeS, reliShes, refrigerator
rolls, and a heavenly new des-
sert called baked chiffon
pudding.
You're going to be surprised
when you find the basis for
this masterpiece is prepared
pudding and pie filling. It's
an adaptation of a French
souffle but much easier to
make. This Souffle doesn't
need to be rushed from oven
to-table lest 1t ANONYMOUSLY
fall into dismal failure. It's
eaten warm or at room temp
erature and-miracle of mir
acleS-the finished confection
is both souffle and sauce. We
sampled this dessert in its
testing stages and can vouch
for its goodness.
For the youngsters, here's
something new in Easter bas-
kets. Filled with jelly beans
or candy Easter eggs, the
young fry will adore them.
Or they'll make a decorative
addition to the holiday table.
The baskets, about the size
of a coffee cup, are made
of shredded rice biscuits,
mixed with marShmallows
and butter.
Baked Ham
To cut preparation time of
your Easter dinner, select a
ready-to-eat ham. Wrap half
or whole ham in heavy wax
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Our

Our
If you're holding an election tc
see which word packs more power
than another, I'd like to nominate
the word Our"
Many men, when they call to
their wives, shout: Get my can
out, I'm ready to leave But the
little woman is tired Of driving
your car, living in your house, eat
ing your food. Why not use little
word-magic and say: will YOU
please get our car out, dear?"
We parents can profit from the
use of this word. How it helps our
children to know and believe they
really belong to the family group
when they hear Mother and DAD
speak of family interests in terms
of-not mine and yours-but ours
Recall again that when Jesus
taught His disciples to pray, He
began: Our Father" Yes, fol
power, pleasure and peace l nomi-
nate our" the word that can
change your life.
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FriendSviLle NeqUs

Home" Mrs. Kenneth Savage
joined the club. Mrs. "Chet" Kelly,
Mill Run, was guest Mrs. Rance
lor Sisler will entertain in April.
Attended Cafeteria Lunch
Club members and guests en-
ioyed st. Patrick's Day covered
dish dinner at the school cafeteria
on Tuesday, March 16.
Birthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Sellers en-
tertained at a party on Thursday
afternoon, March IS, honoring their
son. Carlton Dale's fourth birthday.
A decorated cake and gifts were
received by the honoree. Guests
were Mrs. Ralph HENDERSON and
children, Eddie, Joyce and Linda;
Mrs. Amos Friend and children,
Sherry, Terry and Penny; Mrs.
Fred Se!bv and children, Linda,
Lawrence and Kathy; Mrs. Everett
Sellers and children, Judy and Lar
ry; Mrs. Bruce HENDERSON and
son, Freddie; Mrs. John Williams
and daughter, Connie; Mrs. Rich
ard Coddington and daughter, Ell
len; Mrs. Walter HENDERSON, Mrs.
Lawrence Sellers, Mrs. Minnie
Friend, Mls. Ivan HENDERSON, Mrs.
Merle Frantz, Mrs. Wade Schroyer,
Mrs. Gary X. Friend, Mrs. nellie
Hutzel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fike and
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CRELLIN

Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jor-
dan were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Shaffer and family, of Masontown
W. Va; Raymond DUR, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Sisler and family, of
Kingwood; and Russell Shaffer, of
Masontown.
Mrs. lret Ashby returned home
after being a patient in the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland for a few days last week
She is convalescing after a heart
attack.
The Opportunity circle will meet
Thursday evening, March %. at
the home Of Mrs. Don Colaw.
Mrs. John w. Dewitt fell and
fractured her arm, at her home.
A surprise party was held last
Thursday evening in honor of Troy
Gnegy's birthday, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Fike
Miss Stella Mae Bittinger, OF
Morgantown, w. Va, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Bittinger.
Miss Jane Wilt, Washington, ID
c., and Edward Wilt, Of Waterloo
were weekend guests of their par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Wilt
Mrs. Vonda McIntire, Bobby Nc
Intire and Paul Waller HoYe, Jr,
visited Mrs. c. n. McIntire and
Mrs. Mary Lynn Warfield, Oak.
land. last Saturday afternoon.
Cadet Thomas Martin, student
at Charlotte Hall Military Acade-
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Methodist News

Methodist News
Church services for Sunday in
the Methodist church are: Bloom.
ing Rose, GAS a. M; Hoyes, II a
m; and Friendsville, 1870 p. m.
Twenty-three persons attended
the Brotherhood meeting at the
Methodist church at Selbysport ~
Tuesday evening. Hobart Bishoff
president, was i'm charge.
The 4th Quarterly meeting will
be held at Blooming Rose Method
list church ON Wednesday evening
March 81, with Rev. Ross Linger
Romney, W. Va, delivering the
message.
Lutheran News
Sunday School at 10 a. M, and
Worship Service at 1870 p. NJ, at
Grace Lutheran church for Sun
day, March 2Sth.
Mrs. Richard Coddington will en-
terrain members of the Lutheran
Ladies Aid at her home on Thurs
day evening, April /.
HOmemakers Meeting
Mrs. George Coddington was
hostess to II members of the
Homemakcrs club at her home ON
Thursday evening, Man eli Is. Roll
call was answered by telling a
decoration or color problem in their
home. Miss Ethel Grove, Home
Demonstration Agent. gave Il
demonstration ON Color In The
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GORTNER

"ln March you face a problem
that involves your poise and pride
Just how could you pursue youl
hat, and yet look dignified
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Petershein
and son, Paul, returned home from
Florida and Georgia. They spent
Thursday evening with her broth
en- Uria Shelter, in Pleasant Val
ley.
The Union Sunday School was
reorganized on Sunday. Officers
elected were: S. w. Slabach, super
intendent; Jacob Swartzentruber
assistant superintendent; ElwooC
I'Schlossnagle, treasurer; Mrs. Ed
ward Moon, secretary.
Mrs. Owen Martin, Mrs. Darrell
Martin and son, Mrs. Walter Camp
bell and Mrs. Roy Taylor, Loci
Lynn, spent Thursday afternoon
calling at Simon Swartzentrubers
is. w. Slabach's and Walter
Schlossnagle's.
Mrs. Marie Edmiston, Of Pitts
burgh, who is here on account of
The serious illness of her mother
at the Evans Nursing Home, had
been i'll for several days. Both have
improved and Mrs. Edmiston re-
turned home Tuesday.
John Burkholder, Of Flintstonc
spent the Weekend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Swartzen-
tiuber and daughter visited Pastor
Paul Roth of Masontown, at Glade
Church on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Schloss-
nagle and daughter, Janet, spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Swartzentluber.
Paul WEIGH and his mother Wis
tied Mrs. Icie Metheny at Terra
Alta on Friday.
Laura and Eli CARRIER and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Sisk we're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs LeMoyne King in
their sugar camp Friday evening.
Mrs. Fannie Stutzman went to
Oakland Monday to be employed
for several weeks at the home of
A. G.. Gortner.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Lichty were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Spoerlein, Mr. and Mrs
John Yodcr and daughter, Nancy
Mrs. Henry Swartzentruber and
son, David, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Snyder, Mrs. Artie Dodge.
Ross and Mary Lichty and Mrs
Jacob Swartzentrubcr accompanied
their aunt, Mrs. Leah Oaks, tc
the home Of their cousin, Ear
Pritts, at Shaw on Wednesday.
Joseph Yoder, Of Meyersdalc
preached for the Amish congrcga-
ton on Sunday.
There will be worship service at
the Union Church on Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crist CARRIER are
in Mercer, Pa. as guests at the
wedding of a friend.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Schrock and daughter
Miriam, and Glen Schrock. Henry
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son spent Saturday in Uniontown.
Wallace u. Holman and son Paul,
Waynesboro, Va, visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Holman,
ST.. over the Weekend Sunday
supper guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Holman, Of Uniontown
Sunday afternoon visitors of
Mrs. Margaret Rush were Mrs.
Kaye Fike. Mrs Evelyn Hauser
and Mrs. Fred Lowdermilk
Phillip Garletts is recuperating
at his home here after suffering
heart attack Monday evening
His son, Martin, Of Cumberland,
and daughter, Mrs. Arthur Rich
ter, Of Grantsville, visited him
several times last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray VanSickle, of
Cleveland, Ohio, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Friend. Other Sunday guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Savage and
Beverley Ann.
Ralph Murphy and Wilbur Fox
left Thursday for Hollywood, Fla,
to visit the formers wife and
daughter
Pvt. James K. Spear, Fort Lee,
Va, was here over the week END
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spear. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Turney and sons, of Minnesota,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spear, and other relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Frazcc and
daughters of Frazec Ridge and Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Frazce, Asher
Glade, we've Sunday afternoon
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Hoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Durham
and Miss Virginia Shoemaker were
UniontOwn callers on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Osler and
children, Hibbs, Pa, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Sines. Other afternoon callers
were Mrs. Anne Johnson and fam
lily, Uniontown, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nitez, ST., of Mill Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Friend and
family and Mrs. Minnie Friend
visited Mrs. Helen Devine, who has
been a patient at Memorial hos
pital, Cumberland, since Tuesday.
Mrs. Horace Henniegh visited
on Sunday with her husband who
is patient at Veterans hospital,
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spear enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday: Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Turney and sons,
Two Harbors, Minnesota; Pvt.
James Spear, Fort Lee, Va; Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Friend and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Augustine
and daughter Sherry, Miss Doro-
thy Shoemaker and Paul and Dick
Spears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metheny
and children we're in Tunnclton, W
Va, on Sunday on account of the
death of her grandfather, c. W.
Cline. Funeral services were held
Monday at Tunnelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Burnside
and son, Harry, of Hopwood, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Friend and
daughter, Diana, Of Denbo, Pa;
were Saturday guests of their Sis
ter, Miss Nellie Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray VanSickIe and
Mrs. Harold Friend visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Friend, Bloom
ing Rose, Sunday morning.
Gordon Wright, Keyser, W. Va,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Selby and
family spent Sunday in Pitts
burgh, Pa, with relatives.
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my, spent the weekend with his
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Garrett and
son were weekend guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Lilburn Brown, at Acct
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bell and FAM
lily were visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Littman on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knots and
son, Charles, of Cumberland, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Carskadon. Mrs. Margaret Knots,
who has been visiting her son and
family for the past few weeks, re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sterling and
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Red Cross Fund
Is Now $3.50

Contributions to the annual Red
Cross campaign for funds amount
ed to S7S3.60 up to Monday of this
week, it was reported by Olonzo P.
Fike, Accident, county fund rails
ing chairman.
Fike listed the contributions as
follows: Oakland, $500; Grantsville,
$3.50; Accident, $50; Red House,
$33.60; and Crellin, $50.
These are only weekly reports
by the community chailmen, it was
stated. a cumulative report will
be given next week. The quota set
for this county is S3,185.
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Potersheim and family and others
were guests of Allen Petersheim
honoring his birthday.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

nj niti toga nece zaliti, ako
mi ostali poradimo da Hrvat-
ski Dom, u kojem ce Sc o.
drzati zabava, bude pun.
Da Sc to postigne postoje
sve mogucnosti. Sada Sc tre-
BANJO dati ma rad da Sc o.
We mogucnosti iskoriste. Ako
to ucinimo, biti &c nam svi-
ma ma cast i ma korist nasih
organizacija, "a koje treba-
mo raditi. Sano tako cemo
nase duznosti prema nasim
organizacijama uciniti, koje
su nam potrebne i bez kojih
nebi mogli biti.
Poslije zabave u vecer biti
&c pies u doljnjim prostorija-
ma, "a koji &c svirati mladi
tamburaski zbor "Sloga".
Do vidjena ma zabavi.
Jos. Dzapo, predsj.
M. Golub, tajnik.
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sa molitvom i tako blagoslo-'
vic veceru, koja je zaista bila
ukusna. Poslije vecere pred
sjednik naseg odsjeka, brat
Clarence McLaen, pozdravio
je prisutne sa lijepim i salji-
vim rijecima, a nasa dvorana
koja je dosta velika, bila je
puma clanova prijatelja.
Program je bio izmijenjen
il razloga, jer smo Gull cd
direktora sporta nase Zajed-
nice, brata Braidica, da mo-
zemo "a nasu proslavu dobiti
pomicne slike - "Ovo je Va
sa Hrvatska Bratska Zajed-
nica". Prema tome drustveni
odbor je bio mnijenja, da &c
slike cd Zajednice zaintere-
strait wise nase clanstvo, ne
go program nase djece. Do
pisnik ovih redaka, kao svi
prisutni ma proslavi, bill su
vrlo zadovoljni sa slikama ma
Sc Zajednice. Bill smo zado-
voljni "a to, jer smo kroz o.
WI sliku zaista vidjeli svoju
Zajednicu j sto smo mi Hr-
vati S ovu stranu Atlantskog
oceana ucinili u proslih 60
godina. Cast i slava onim ma
Sim pionirima, koji SUI stavili
cvrsti temelj ovoj nasoj or
ganizaciji, odnosno svom hr-
vatskom rodu u tudjem svije-
tn, a sto mi danas njihova
djjeca i unucad uzivamo. Ia
ista mi Sc svi danas mozemo
ponositi i diciti S nasom u
stanovom, koja ponaze svo-
me clanstvu, njihovim basti-
nicima i drugima u nevolji j
porebi, a tako isto i S naSim
ocevima i djedovima, koji SUI
ju osnovali. A mi djeca Mi
hova radimo gledajmo, da
imamo bolju i vecu Zajed-
nicu j da bude ma ponos swim
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KI TAkBURASKI zB0R "SOGA" NAS7UPA Ma RADIO
1ELEYLzU TAK0DjER Ma K0NCERTU FARRELL T. DECEkBR

FARRELL, PA. - Nedavno organizirani popular
nj tamburask zbor "Sloga", koji isldjucivo sasto
cd canova Pomlatka gnijezda broj 100 Hrvaske Brat
ske Zajednce Farreu, nasupiti ce pred bozcne bag
dane svojm programme preko radio televsion.
Ova omladina &c najprije nastupiti nedjelju, 10.
decembra 1915 poslije podne preko Radio Stanice
WAR, 147O KC, FarrelIu koje Sc moze cuti kroz
cijeu zapadnu Pennsyvaniju Mahonng Valley oko-
lici Youngstown Ohio Oval program je namjenjen
bozcnim bIagdanima.
Drugi put owl mlad um jetnci &c yidjeti cuti
cetvrtak, 23 decembra preko New Castle, Pa. Tee-
vision Station WKST, Channel 45, zmedu 1880 sa-
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napred, kredit spada nasim
novim CSC certifikatima.
Danas, to vec punu go
dinu dana, mas Pomladak nj
je ma istom stepenu sa od-
raslim odijeljenjem" sa mo
dernim certifikatima". Zapra-
vo, Pomladak je sada so
do 100 godina napredniji, jer
CSC ljestvice SUI stvarno maj
modernije ma svijetu pax jos
vrlo mali broj organizacija
posluje ma njihovoj bazi. Mi
Sc dicimo da smo pokretaci
tog novog poslovanja koji da-
je clanstvu toliko bolje po-
godnosti uz snizene cijene a
istovremeno pojacati ce i ad-
ministrativne snage | fon-
dove.
JOS nam sada estate pol
mjeseca kampanje. Ovih pro-
slih par tjedana posta nam
donosi sve wise wise novih
molbenica pax smo sigurni,
da &c decembar biti najbolji,
najuspjesniji mjesec. Zadnji
mjesec u proslo godisnjoj
kampanii je donio preko 400
Junior clanova 800 odras-
lib. Zasto da smo zadovoljni
sa tim ciljem "a oval mjesec?
zasto nebi trazili punih IT,
sucu novih clanova?
Ear nebi to bio najbolji dar
nasoj Zajednici u ovoi njezi-
moi 6O-toj godisnjici? Mi smo
misljenja da kada bi svi ma
10 poradili da &c Sc to po-
luciti. Zapravo, kada bi sva-
ko gnijezdo i svaki odsjek u
pisao samo jednog novog cla-
ma ia kvota bi bila i pre-
punjena.
A nesmijete zaboraviti vi
upravitelji gnijezda tajnici
odsjeka, da vam preostaje sa-
mo par tjedana da 81 osigu-
rate nagradu Member
ship Conservation. Aide ma
posao odmah!
| Prize nego svrsimo treba
da Sc zahvalimo nasoj sestri,
Antoinette Mateliak, upravi-
teljici gniiezda broj 168 u
Aberdeen, Wash. Sestra Ma
teljak Je bas danas nagradi-
la svoju Zaiednicu sa nista
mamie nego IA novih clanova.
Etc, vidimo da Sc moze!
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ia i njegove kulture, bez raz-
like oblika, je Ii to bila dra-
ma, sala iii ozbiljni pozorisni
igrokaz, iii je to pax bio kon-
cerat. Bilo koje cd ovih iii
sve zajedno imalo je da pri-
kaze crte iz zivota naseg do
seljenika, i naravno da je to
mas narod volio, sada mi to
volimo i u tome uzivamo. Mi
smo mu to mogli dati u O.
vol koloniji takove zabave i
drame i koncerte, zato sto su
u Farrellu postajale grupe
organizacije, koje su posveti-
lie svoj rad svoju aktivnost
sirenju drame, pjesme i-nase
muzike. Bez ovakovih grupa
organizacija nije moguce u
spiesno raditi ma kulturnom
polju.
Razumijuci ovu vaznost 3D.
sick je uvijek pomagao u
strajati ovakove grupe i or
ganizacije, koje SUI imale vaz-
nj zadatak da Sc siri i jaca
kulturna strana rada kod ma
Seq naroda. Odsjek je sa svo-
jim clanstvom uvijek moral
no materijalno pomagao ak
Utmost ovakovih grupa, razu-
mijuci da je rad ma ovako-
vom polju "a korist cijeline.
Svakako da i pojedinci ina
ju bolje mogucnosti da raz-
vijaju svoje prirodne talente
i da Sc popnu do visine po-
pulafnosti, koja prelazi gra-
nice njihove kolonije, i samo
ovo je ma cast ponos svih
mas.
Ovdje u Farrellu je organi-
ziran mladi tamburaski zbor
"Sloga". Sastoji Sc cd II MIA
dica i djevojcica. Vec SUI O.
odzali svoj koncert, koji je
uspjeo iznad svakog ocekiva-
MIA. Uspjeh je bio sa posje-
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Bozitni program u Djeejem Domu H.B.z.

Kao svake godine, tako &c owe godine djeca il Die
cjeg Donna prrediti Bozcni Program to nedjelju 49,
prosinca sata posje podne skoskoj dvorani Donna
Il Djeca Uprava kao Odbor Donna pozivltu nase
clanove pratele Chicago okolice da posete oval pro-
gram sto vecem broju Uz svranje, pjevanje bo
Icne tocke ima &c djeca programu nekoiko tocaka
plesova kao sto mi odras vesemo, kad je dvorana
puma tako deca mnogo odusevljene izvadau syoe toe
ke kad vide, da je dvorani lijep posjet. :.e
L. North Chicago e odazvala grupa cd dvadeset i
pet osoba pax e nasa zea da ostalo nase canstvo
povede ovim lijepim primjerom. ~a. -
Nemojte zaboravt: nedjelja, 49, prosnca, sata po-
slje podne Djecjem Domu Des Plainesu.
Nick D. Sarich upravitelj Djecjeg Donna HBZ.
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Hrvatima nasim mladjima
ovdje u demokratskoj Anne
rici.
Sestre j brace, radimo i
jacajmo svoj odsjek i dobi-
vaimo move clanove u istoga,
posto mas odsjek imade do
bro ime i nedopustimo da Sc
dogodi mama, sto Sc je do
godilo nekim bratskim od-
sjecima, "a koje Sc uopce vi
Sc i ne cuje.
Stoloravnatelj je pozvao ma
Seq starog tamburasa, Josipa
Kuffnera, da nam odsvira ne
koliko komada, a koji je u
wick spreman "a svoj odsjek
i narod bone mas iznenadio.
Starina sa svojim simon Joe
i zetom Pupich ma tambure,
a unuk Pupich, Jr. pax ma
piano i odsvirali hrvatsku
himnu "Oj Hrvati, gdje smo
sada". Posto smo imali ne
koliko Iraca prisutnih, pax
SUI jednu pjesmu odsvirali i
"a njih, a trecu "a sve pri-
sutne, tako da su svi u dvo-
rani dali i'm veliko odobrava-
ME, koje je trajalo duze vre-
mena, posto nismo culi tam
bure vec "a Is iii wise go
dina.
Predsjednik McLaen pozvao
naseg mladog i dobro pozna-
tog svecenika, Rev. L. Spraj-
car, koji je odrzao lijepi 60
vor i svaki bi trebao duboko
primiti srcu njegove rijeci.
On je ocrtao cd pocetka ovo
drustvo zasto je ustrojeno,
te koji SUI ga clanovi ustroji-
Ii. Svi su sada pokojni, kao
ma PRIMER, Sladic, Barrie, Mo-
gus, Rom, Barkovic wise
(Nastavak ma 3. strani)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

ii vecer Oval program je takodjer namijenen bozic
MIN bagdanma, kojem &c mlad umjetnici nastupiti
gore pomenutu vecer.
Canovi priatej ovog mladog tamburaskog zbo-
ra koj sluze radio stanicom Farrellu i tele-
vision New Castle, mole da slusaju gledaju
oba programa po ovim zvanredno talenranim mladm
clanovma Pomlaka gnijezda broj 100 Hrvatske Brat
ske Zaednice Farrellu
Oni &c takodjer nastupiti ma programu odsjeka 126
svog gnjezda Pomlatka nedjelju, 26 decembra, u
2:3O posie podne, Hrvatskom Domu Farrelu, pod
vodstvom svog vestog, dobrog sposobnog zborovodje
r. C. Koss - Urelnistvo Zajedncara.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
ciniti ju popularnom. Svaki

ciniti ju popularnom. Svaki
ME.
Nasi diletanti su iskusni
u prikazivanju j odigravanju
pozorisnih komada, a o tome
vodi narocitu brigu brat Geo.
Rajsic, koji je dugogodisnji
i iskusni predvodioc nasih
dramatskih zborova. Sve sku-
pa uzeto, kako je gore rece-
no, sa punom sigurnoscu Sc
ocekuje, da &c ovo biti pro-
gram sa mjesovitim tockama,
koje &c biti vrlo interesant-
ne. Zato unaprijed dajemo
znati i clanstvu odsjeka O.
stalom nasem narodu u Far
rellu i bliznjim kolonijama,
da Sc jos sada opredjele tai
dan, to jest 26. prosinca, da
prisustvuju ovoj zabavi, da
istu pomognu uzvelicati i u
da ucini svoj i ako mali dio,
a svi skupa cemo uciniti vrlo
veliku znacajnu stvar. Tam
buraski zbor "Sloga" i die
tanti &c uciniti svoj dio, a
tai je i rad i zrtve j to je
ono sto :ie najvaznije. Ali O.