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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21
ST. Louis Choir
To Stage Program

st. Louis, Mo. - The men,
bers of the "Vila" Croatian
Singing Society will present
their "Wine Garden" Pro-
gram on Sunday evening,
May 2, at $50 PM in the st.
Joseph Church Hall, 18th and
Russell Boulevard.
Many hours have already
gone into rehearsals and 9TH
er preparations for this mag
nificent presentation and we
feel certain those who witness
it will pronounce it the fin
est ever staged in the history
of the "Vila" Society. Com
plete details pertaining to the
program will appear in the
April % issue of the "Zee".
Dancing to the music of the
Blue Danube Tamburitzans
will follow after the program
on May 2, so plan now to at
tend this colorful day of en-
tertainment par excellence.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21
Lodge 5 Members viii
Next Meet On April Is

JohnstOwn, Pa. - The next
regular meeting of c. F. U.
Lodge 5 will take place on
Sunday, April 25th, at 200
PM, at the Croatian Hall.
This is one week later than
our usual date since our men,
bers didn't wish to hold a
session on Easter Sunday.
The Board of Trustees first
quarterly report will be given
at this time and We'll take
time to discuss the forthcom-
ing celebration of the Goth
Anniversary of the CF'U. To
do thorough justice to such
an auspicious occasion as this
milestone in our history per-
mits, we will need the cooper
alton and suggestions Of all
members.
Please see that all delin-
quent dues are paid up on
time or you may suffer.
Michael Batch, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21

Seattle, Wash. - Washing
ton Hall, 18th and Fir Streets,
Seattle, will take on a gay
atmosphere the evening of
May 8 when the members OF
CFU Lodge 439 sponsor their
Annual Spring Festival and
Dance.
The evenings program is
scheduled to begin at $50
o'clock and will be presented
by the kolo dancers and musi-
clans of the Lodges Croatian
Cultural Club. The spirit of
the season Of the year, blend
ed with music and dances re-
miniscent of Old Yugoslavia,
promises a delightful perfor-
nance in the theme of Maj
ska Vecer." Also featured on
the program will be our Gle
yer Junior Order Nest 22O
Kolo Dancers.
Two orchestras have been
engaged for your dancing
pleasure. Ballroom dancing to
the music of a prominent Sc
attic ensemble will predomi-
nate on the second floor.
Holding sway on the main
floor will be our own Don
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21

10, and 81 the CFU Children's
Home at Des PLANES, ILL.,, and
scenes from the Homes An
nual 1853 July 4th Outing.
The film was beautifully
photographed by George Mar
chan, member of the CFU's
Chicago Lodge 70 and Direc-
tor Of that city's American
Yugoslav Radio Hour Pro-
gram.
Narrating the film is Ste
phen F. Brkich, Pittsburgh,
Editor of the English Section
of the Croatian Fraternal
Unions Official Organ, the
"Zajednicar."
Gary Nest On Parade
Particularly anxious to see
the film are all the boys and
girls, and grownups, too, who
were a part of that still men,
orable Gary Nest 10 Summer
School of 1853.
Naturally we C.F.U. men,
bers of Gary are proud of
that 1858 venture, for it
brought our children not only
local attention and praise, but
it earned for them, through
the Zajednicar, acclaim on an
international basis, both here
In America and in Canada.
That is why we feel conf
dent the Croatian Center will
be packed on Sunday after
noon, April Is, with Garyites
anxious once again to see
their youth in action.
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Etna. We cannot recollect
having a tournament site and
the banquet center as closely
placed as is the case this year.
The Sunday portion of the
schedule will be run to East
ern Daylight Savings Time
with no bowlers taking to the
alleys as a squad later than
400 PM.
Other tournament goers
who travel even greater dis
tances do it. We feel that c.
F. U. duckpinners can too, in
asmuch as this tournament
has a national calling within
the Society.
Please report at least one
half hour bfOre the scheduled
time you are to roll.
We understand that tickets
for the Victory Supper are
still available and we advise
you contact any Etna host or
bowler. Let's make both the
tournament and the social af-
termath places where we
meet both to bowl and social
ize as members of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
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the City of Clevelandy Bro.
Crown is a member of "zum-
berak" Lodge $50 and has
been a close friend of bro.
Latkovic for years.
Rounding out the speaking
portion of the Program will
be Msgr. TOmislav Firis, be-
loved Pastor of Cleveland's
st. Nicholas Greek Catholic
Church, and William Fumic,
attorney and President of
Lodge 859.
AS this event will be strict
ly informal, it may be that
other noted personages at
tending will be called on to
favor the celebrants with
some we'll chosen words.
All in all, both the Dinner
and Program should "settle
Welp' with the audience and
serve as a fitting tribute to a
young man who has ever been
a credit to his people, his COM
munity, and the Society for
which he has long labored
with success.
Have Your Reservation?
AS the curtain closes over
all the preparations for this
momentous event in the an
mails of Lodge $50, we wish to
report that a limited number
Of tickets are still available
for our Saturday, April "a,
Testimonial Dinner in honor
of bro. Latkovic.
You may reserve yours,
even in this, the eleventh
hour, by calling the writer be-
tween the hours of 800 AM
and 500 PM. The phone num-
bers is PR 1898.
Everything possible has
been done by the members
of "zumberak' Lodge $50 to
make this an outstanding
gathering of the many, many
friends of bro. Latkovic. 1t
should be an affair which will
be both an enjoyable and a
memorable one. And it will
be just that if Nelson's Fam
lily Style Restaurant, 1922
Addison Road, is packed on
April "a.
We extend you a most cor
dial welcome to the festivities
which have been prepared in
honor of a true Fraternahst,
| Wilson M. Latkovic.
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Canucks' Summer Sked

Toronto, Ont. - May we
have the attention of all men,
bers of "Canucks" G.. F. U.
Lodge 975! Beginning with
the current month of April
and lasting until October, our
meetings will be held on the
third Monday Of each month,
at the W.E.A. Hall, SIT Jar
Wis Street.
Thus we change over to our
summer schedule with the
meeting which was held on
Monday, April 19, at 500 PM.
Peter Grbelya, Sec'y.
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will gather at Nelson's Fam
lily Style Restaurant, 1922
Addison Road, that evening
to show their esteem for a
man who has long been one
of the outstanding members
of the Croatian Fraternal
Union Of America.
John BadOvinac, currently
President of pioneers" CFU
Lodge 663 and former Su-
preme Secretary of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union, will
preside as the Master of Cere-
monies during the Program
which will highlight this pub
lie salute to bro. LatkOvic.
Bro. Badovinac has been
acquainted With bro. LatkoVlc
since the latter's boyhood
days and is eminently quail
fled to preside over an affair
in his honor.
Top Oratorical Talent
Heading the impressive list
of speakers will be Judge
Charles A. Vanik, we'll known
throughout the State of Ohio
for his oratorical talent.
Another speaker of promi-
nence will be Emil J. Crown,
noted local attorney and Di-
rector Of Public Utilities for
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of this tournament and the
banquet will be filmed as part
of the supplement to the
This Is Your Croatian Fra
ternal Union" film. You
should make it a point to be
there.
Defending Champs Set
The writer won't, inasmuch
as the Canadian tournament
comedies with a national CFU
tournament being reeled off
the same weekend, attend the
Toronto championships.
w lille each tournament
bowler will manipulate the
mineralite with the best at his
command, the tourney COM
mittee has our wishes for a
most successful promotion
and the bedding of the 1855
tournament.
The committee behind this
years event are Darcy Mise
tic, chairman; John Names
tar, vice-chairman; Dusan
Bezic, secretary; Joe Simac,
recording secretary; and An
thony Filipovich, treasurer.
On deck among the en-
trants will be the defending
champions, Lodge 975 of To-
ronto, in mixed team events;
and Joe Bash and Mary Her.
bolic as all-events champions.
Dinko Glavicich and John
Bratina and Ann Kostrich and
Mary Herbolic, all of Hamil-
ton, will be out to hold to
their laurels as doubles cham
pions. In the singles it will be
Joe Bash and Helen Katunar
and in mixed doubles, Ann
Kostrich-Matt Turina.
Nest 425 of Toronto, who
took Junior honors, is back
this year. It will be most in
teresting to see who makes
the grade this year.
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Seattle Lodge 43 Cultural Club Set
For Annual Spring Festival And Dance

Tomlan, Bob Fossatti and
"The Moonshiners," a group
which knows how to make
you kolo, old country waltz
and polka enthusiasts happy.
AS always, the snack bar
will feature apple strudel, po-
vitica and other delicacies,
while the refreshment bar
will be stocked at all times
with the very best.
EEeanore M. Dragos, Pub.
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Pioneers Primed
For Benefit Fete

Cleveland, Ohio - The Pio-
neers of Lodge 663 are rails
ing the curtain on Post-Eas-
ter social activities with a
Card Party and Bake Sale
that will be held at the Gro
atian Home on st. Clair Ave-
nue. this coming Friday eve
ming, April 23rd.
This will be the first event
of this type to be promoted
by the Lodge and the commit
tee in charge of this initial
venture is looking forward to
the affair with a great deal
Of anticipation.
The advance sale of tickets
has been very favorable and
all indications point to a full
house for the occasion.
The Card Party and Bake
sale is being promoted in
place of the usual Bowlers'
Dance Of bygone years and
the proceeds are to be used to
help defray the transporta-
ton costs and entry fees for
the five teams of bowlers who
will represent the Pioneers at
the Detroit G.. F. U. Bowling
Tournament in May.
Invitations have gone out
to all members of the Lodge
and to members of neighbor-
inging Lodges and an invita-
ton is extended especially to
the CFU bowlers in the Gle
veland district.
The venture is a coopera-
tive one in which members of
the Lodge, including many
bowlers, have made contribu-
tions of articles and goods
that will be used as prizes for
the tables and for attendance.
The ladies have agreed to fur
nish all the cake for the Bake
Sale, so it should turn out to
be a very fine affair.
So, whether you bowl or
not, why not come down to
the Croatian Home, 6314 St.
Clair Avenue, this coming
Friday evening, and join the
Pioneers at their Card Party
and Bake Sale.
Jay-Bee
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Tams In kenosha
Saturday Evening

kenOSha, Wise. - The fa-
nous Duquesne University
Tamburitzans of Pittsburgh
will make their annual Spring
appearance at the Kenosha
High School Auditorium, 58th
Street and Sheridan Road, on
Saturday, April "a, at S:15
PM.
These internationally re-
nowned collegiate m u S a !
stars long ago captured the
hearts of Kenosha's music
lovers and now come here
each year assured of a full
house, comprised not only of
Kenoshans, but of many fol-
lowers of the Tammies hail
ing from distant centers.
The members of "Amity'
CFU Lodge 692 have spon-
sored this affair for many
years and are proud to pre-
sent these annual concerts,
which always result in a pro-
gram packed with musical a
bility, beautiful costumes, su-
perb choreographic talent and
vocals which beggar descrip-
tion in mere words.
Assisting Director Walter
Kolar in putting the Tambur-
itzans through their thrilling
PAGES is our very own smiling
"Amityite,' Steve Kovacev.
Steve has danced his way into
the hearts Of countless Keno
shans and we are proud that
he is a member of our "Ami-
ty" Lodge 692 ranks.
After the program, men,
bers and friends are invited to
attend the usual Get-Together
Party at Burgers Hall, where
one and all can become better
acquainted with these youth
full artists.
Amity Chatterbox
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downtown Toronto, ontario.
The tournament schedule
mailed to us by the tourna-
ment secretary, Dusan Bezic,
.~~>>~~~~~>~~~~~~~~
Turn to Page 3 for Canadian
Tournament Schedule.
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appears in the Croatian Sec
ton of the current issue of
the Zajednicar.
We congratulate the tour
nament committee as well as
the registered bowlers for
making the publication of the
schedule possible.
Adhering to it and report
ing the customary half hour
in advance of the scheduled
time by teams and individuals
will do much to the smooth
running of this tournament.
Banquet Saturday Mite
1t will definitely contribute
immensely to the Victory
Banquet being held Saturday
evening, April oath, at the St.
Agnes Church Hall, Is Grace
Street, Toronto.
For at this social phase of
the tournament, Lodge $50,
"Slovensko Bratstvo," as the
tournament hosts will be ex-
tending themselves to do your
bidding.
On hand this year for the
first time as the official
Home Office representative to
a Five Pin Tournament will
be bro. Michael Grasha, Jun
ior Order Director. He will
partake in the presentation
of the CFU trophies to the
1854 CFU five pin champions.
Still another reason why
you should attend both the
tournament and the Victory
Banquet is the fact that in
accordance with the decision
of the Supreme Board phases
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acclaimed film and 800 PM
has been set aside as the stag
ing hour. Since we expect a
full house, we urge you to
arrive ahead of 800 PM.
Entertaining our guests
during the afternoon will be
the Nest 10 Choral and Kolo
Dancing Groups, who promise
to put on q display of talent
that will simply amaze you.
Then, too, there will be a
complete line Of refreshments
to round out the day and
make your stay with us all
the more pleasant.
A Great Organization
Much has already been
written in the Zajednicar re-
garding the society's film,
"This Is Your Croatian Fra
ternal Union!"
Now, at long last, our Gary
Colony will see the film flash
across the silver screen and
bring to it's viewers a techni-
color review of only several
of the many, many facets of
the Croatian F'raternal Union
of America, the worlds lar
gest such organization.
Shown in this film are ~
the Home Offices and Depart
ments of the Society at Pitts
burgh, together with the Of
ficials and Clerical Staff sta
toned there, p the 1853
Summer School conducted un-
der the auspices of our very
own Gary Junior Order Nest
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-21
Ko|o Federation Will
STAGE Festival In May

Cleveland, Ohio - The Ko-
10 Federation of America will
hold it's End Annual Festival
on May 80, 1854, in Cleveland,
Ohio. This date falls on the
Memorial Day weekend and
was chosen by the member
ship as appropriate in view of
the fact that our out-of-town
guests may thus spend an ex-
ira day with us as Monday is
a holiday, and also gives our
performers an advantage.
Louise Sasek, Sec'y.