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Farrell Title Scraps
Runninq True To Form

Farrell, Pa. - The first
place tie in the six team
Lodge 705 Mixed League eX-
lists even after the February
9th get-together as the last
place Penn keglers, with Geo.
Baran's 190-427 steering,
dealing the Ohio Staters a FL
loss.
The other knotted team,
Vassar suffered a similar
blow at the hands Of the
Michigan State squad. The
winners rolled their best team
series in three weeks, a 735-
2OO4 as Marilyn Kapsa's ses-
sional highs, 183-440 led the
drive, receiving 154-415 help
from Frances Robich and
from Steve Novose!, a 100
424 count. Tom Zajac of the
Vassars who for three con-
secutive weeks has come
through with the male ses-
sional highs, among which
were scores Of 234 and SIP,
highlighted the teams at
tack at the most recent meet
with 198-487.
The Duquesne pi n S G r S
made it six wins out of the
last nine games as they edged
the Notre Dame team, the
nightcapper being as close as
two pins. Steve Kapsa who
anchors for the Dukes held
his average with a 167-436
card, his team mate John Ro-
bich after a poor start in the
first game recovering with
games of $50 and 173.
Rose Svetina's 100 game
failed to evoke any help
from the males in the opener
Mary Robich and Joe Novocal
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to $10.5O. Cots in bedrooms
or dormitories are $3.50 ad-
ditional.
For your hotel reservations
please write to John A. Tum-
bri, First Federal Bank Build
ing, Youngstown, Ohio who
will be only too glad to line
up your accommodations.
For the Victory Banquet
reservations which are at So
per plate we ask that you
write to Walter Kunovic, 2431
Donald Avenue, Youngs-
town, Ohio. The deadline for
the banquet reservations is
March 18th and to facilitate
matters at this end of the
tournament we ask that you
give this consideration even
to-day.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
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Canton Pricers Swing
Into Championship Form

Canton, Ohio - Price Ad-
vertisers picked up six points
on successive bowling nights
of the Lodge 514 Mixed Lea
que and thus stretched their
lead to a full four points. Hal
Cockrill with a 489 series
stood among the winners,
while Lou Marich's 500 but
tressed the Jacobs -Waltner
club.
The Croats took three
points from the Lodge rep
resentatives on Sunday, Feb
ruary 18th after having bro
ken even the previous evening
with the J-W keglers. T and
A with an 823-2293 barrage,
the best team action over the
most recent sessions, dealt
themselves a 81 victory over
the Macks, who are in the
throes of a slide.
High among the women of
late have been Dot Brown,
179-484, Mary Zuzich, 1856
438 and Flo Comsia with a
1856 single effort. Miss Com.
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Tube City Lodge
Seeks Dux TiIts
McKeesport, Pa.

McKeesport, Pa. A few
weeks ago we ran an article
in the Zee" inviting all CFU
duckpin leagues or teams to
test their skills against those
of the keglers of CFU Lodge
25. We are sorry to say that
the response was very disap-
pointing.
Our main purpose in stag
ing these events is to become
better acquainted with our
fellow CF'U members and to
promote good sportsmanship
among all CF'U affiliates.
If your team is interested
in bowling against us, please
contact us, John Poljak, 51S
Indiana Avenue, Glassport,
Pa, or call Orchard 3-1174.
John Poljak, Scribe
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Montreal Dux Circuit
A Rarity In Dominion

Montreal, Que. - Marian
Pollok, 138-340 led the Med
vedi to a 81 victory over The
Orlovi for whom John Pask-
van, 141-374 was tops. The
Tigeri dropped out of first
place in the Lodge 73o Bowl
ing League as the Vukovi
with Jack Radosevich hurl.
ing 125-361 attack and
Tony Bekavac 150-358 took
two from the one time league
leaders.
At the present John Paska-
van with 444 leads for the
season in triple, being follow
ed by Jack Radosevich with
436 and Louis Milonja, IT.
433. Marian Pollok with a III
game shares the one game
spot.
In the feminine department
Alma Milonja with 1882
the runner-up spots going to
Mary Pollok with 282 and
Lillian Zalac with 115. The
third ranking feminine score
a 275 belong to Odilia Paska-
van.
For the benefit of our read
ers other than our fellow
townsmen in Montreal, we
would have it known that our
league bowls duckpins as con-
trasted to five pins that is sc
prevalent among us Canadi.
ans. Also that we roll duck.
pins minus the rubber-band
all of which may explain
range of scores as enumera.
ted above.
Alma Milonja, Sec'y
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John Hoopsters
Prep For Tourney

JohnStOWn, Pa. - The St.
Rochus Lodge 5 basketballers
in independent clashes has
come out the winner by some
rather close scores.
The game February 7th al
most saw a midway twelve
point margin vanish as the
St. Stephen Holy Name team
with 47 points, thirty of them
in the third quarter about
overlook the CFU-ers. The
final whistle clockcd the
score at 1915 in our favor
No Johnnie eager scored less
than ten points with the hon
ors at sixteen each going tc
George Fink and Leonard
Zilke.
In the February 18th con
test with the Pitt Juniors, II
was a nip and tuck affail
with the C.F.U. team having
the edge, slight though II
was, at each quarter stage
John Rodman with p points
and George Fink with 2;
played a stellar role on the
offense as did Tracy Of the
Pitt-men with 20 tallics.
Esch team scored Is points
in the final quarter, thus rel
egating the game into tn
C.F.U. win column with a II
nal count Of 68-66.
John Pavich, Sec y
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Vassars Vow To Take
Farrell! Loop GonfaIon

Farrell. Pa. - The Nassar
team of the Lodge 705 Lea
que which copped the first
half title is off to a flying
start in the second half.
Tom Zajac who does a good
lob of bell-whethering the
team rang up the male ses-
sional highs in 234-489. Frank
Burich who garnered similar
honors two weeks in the run
ming stood out for the defeat
ed Ohio Staters with 181-463
Michigan State is sticking
close to the leaders with FL
triumphs, their latest having
been over Notre Dame behind
Steve Novoseps 151-414 keg-
ling. Brother Joe on the NO
ire Dame squad was even bet
ter with 167-462.
The women who form an
important segment of this
league have had their tor
notch scores, the best ovel
four weeks being Martyr
Kapsa, 169-455; Fran Wasko
195-446; 175-418; Mary koss
4O6; Marge Novocal, 187-39'
and Victoria Bakmaz, 1874.
Marilyn Kapsa, Scc'y
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Chi Pic MuddIed As
Docs Cut GoIich Lead

Chicago, iii. - DR.. Katich
Optos at the February 18th
rolling of the Chicago Mems
League cut down the lead of
the Golich Morticians by de-
feating the last place Francis
Plumbing House. Consistent
bowling by L. Micetich 534
and F. Micetich 537 spear
headed the Katich kegfers
The Golich Morticians still
hold their lead of 1928, after
having defeated the Lodge
202 pinsters in two games,
making it five wins in the
last two weeks. Lodge 202
had two good individual
scores in Frank Strikich, 237-
226 for sos and H. Buktenica,
243-62O, the days best triple
mark. However the consistent
bowling of Charles Kruzic,
238-557 and Emil Prodan, 557
were too much for Lodge 2O2.
st. Anthony men took two
from the Francis Tavernites
with no special skill attached
to their bowling, the losers
showing no potency that eve
ming.
Other high scores of the
latest meet included the ses-
sional single high of 255-615
by Vic Kariolich; Emil Eskra
with 245-616 and D. Kuchan,
COL, the last two figuring in
the Metal Cabineters 80 win
over the Curtis Restaurant
ters.
Adam Soich, Sec'y.
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Omaha Basketeers Not
Satisfied With Selves

Omaha, Neb. - The CFU
basketball teams from Oma-
ha have been taking it on the
chin during the past month
and are fighting to stay in
the running for a class ga"
berth come tourney time.
Our senior group dumped
Cathedral 53-29, then bowed
to Immaculate Conception,
1876 and st. Bernards, CO.
81. Stan Macaitis has been
the work-horse for the Cru
saders with his steady all
around play. Recapping the
games, a late furry broke up
a tight game with Cathedral
after we held a 25-19 lead at
the half. ICC handed the team
their initial loss to remain un-
beaten and head the pack.
Against st. Bernards, a cold
third quarter cost us the
game after we Jagged 27-31 at
intermission. We garnered
but three points in that canto
and fell behind though we put
on a belated rally. Poor ball
handling hurt us at crucial
moments.
The junior group has lost
some heart rt-breakers. st. Ber-
nards nipped them, 1915 in
an overtime. A last second
goal in the overtime was dis
allowed by the official timer
who claimed the automatic
buzzer became stuck and
should have sounded before
the shot. This ruling over
shadowed the referee who
ruled the shot good. st. Wen.
ceslaus, an unbeaten club
then tripped the boys, 1924
in a game which went down
to the wire. The club got or
the winning side then with a
1896 squeeze past st. Fran
els. Mickey Bizaps shooting
in the last half spanked the
win.
Our nesters copied theil
first two starts in the YMCA
league for boys Is and under
They dumped Ralston, 41-24
and South Omaha Y, 31-2O
Jim Kresnik potted IA against
the Y club while Ray Rhye
netted II in the Ralstor
game. The defensive play o1
Jim Kros and John Kresnil
has aided the victories.
Joe Cupicf
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Cro.Cans Again Boss
Hamilton Junior Loop

Hamilton, Ont. - The Gro
Cans after a temporary but
shocking reverse by Terry
zalopany, 232-437 and his
Maple Leafs were back on the
right road, thanks to Larry
Gemeniuc with 186-328 and
Steve Stanfl, 215-392. Joe Mu-
zak of the defeated Canucks
who hit as high 224-225-449
several weeks was able only
to concoct a 317-371 on Jam
uary 22nd against the Gro
Cans.
Running true to form as of
the past three sessions, the
second place Beach Readers
ran into another stalemate.
Vernon Gemeniuc rolled 1862
316 for the customary top
scores in the Readers lineup.
John Gotsich, 207 and Oar
win Dolyniuk pooled their
best games of the pinfest to
help the Maple Leafs take the
nightcapper. Feminine highs
which sometimes escape de-
lection over the three weeks
went to Mary Niksich over
ten frames with a 1876 score
and Angeline Cybak with sos
for two games.
Angeline Cybak, Scc'y.
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Jewellers Retain Lead
In Los Angeles League

Los Angeles, Calf. - In
the last 3 weeks Sincich
jewelers. have taken 9 games
of a possible II and hold a
49, game lead over LA Elec-
tric.
At the February 4 rolling
of the Los Angeles Inter
Lodge League they took 4
games from Vusic Contrac-
tors with Joe Simac's 2O5-535
and Frank Klekovich's 178-
SIT and their teammates,
John Skocilic Jr. and Ralph
Sincich's score adding up to
the four game win.
On that same evening Bob
Roth bowling with Jones and
Hammock Mortuary rolled a
high game and series of 224-
597 enabling a four game win
for his team from Pecel and
Sons, Inc. Ted Mandekic was
second high with a 211 game
which also helped his team
the Andrew Bros. Contrac-
tors to a 4 game win from
Tomich and Sons.
Lucy Papac rolling for
John Papac rolled the high
for the ladies of 2O9-472 with
Mary Roth Zones and 'ram-
rock Mortuary) a close Sec
ond with a 183-455.
An odd feature of the eve
ming was that with the eXcep-
ton of Vacco Inc. and Pavesic
Upholstery the teams on the
odd numbered lanes lost all
four games and the even won
all four. Pavesic lost one
game to the Vacco Inc.
At the meeting held prior
! to the evening of bowling
Stanley Boras was nominated
and accepted the office OF
Sports Director for Lodge
1T - Lots of luck Stan -
and l know that the bowlers
of 1T will work with you In
making this is a great year.
Also, to perpetuate the
memory of his interest III
CFU bowling, it was decided
| to award a Bosko Pecel Mem.
orial trophy, a later meeting
to be held to decide the terms
| of the award.
Mr.. Matt Kovacevic, Pres
ident of Lodge 1T and spon'
sor of Math Realty team was
a visitor for the evening.
Mary L. Missick, Sec'y
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members of the Alcros Lodge
720 which will be hosting this
tournament.
Lodges and bowlers in the
Western Pennsylvania area
are asked to red circle the a.
bove mentioned dates and
urged also to make plans to
have their lodge entered in
all events to which this tour
nament caters.
William Zivitz, Chairman
Frank Braidic, Secretary
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Mah,VaI League Wars
Draw Full Attendance

Youngstown, Ohio - Per-
feet attendance marked the
February 18th get-together
of t h G Mahoning Valley
League.
Nick Srnec, 224-568 and
Tom Schrageps 200 game
helped the Colts take two
from the Bears. The Lions
swept their match with the
Browns, Stan Rosko and
Charles Ivan breaking thru
with 1SO-487 and 172-485 in
that order.
Two 500 series in the Card
inals lineup, Pete Matovina
with 204-547 and George Pri-
bek with 182-505 played an
important role as they gained
! a 2-1 decision over the Eagles.
Flying highest that day for
the losers was Charles O'ey-
nck with 2O6-555. Anne Choc-
key of the Eagles had a nice
| I171-166-489 set.
+ The Rams with Nick BankC
shooting 210-549 took al
three games from the Steel,
crs, where the best among
them was Paul Markotch with
1858.
Nicholas j. Srnec, Sec'y
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Society's 18th Annual Dux Meet To
Be Held April 22.23-2 In A|iquippa

Aliquippa, Pa. - This is to
officially announce that the
10Th C.F.U. Duckpin Tourna-
ment will be held Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday, April 22-
1924, 1866 at the Sheffield
Lanes located at Racoon and
Concord Streets, Aliquippa,
Pa.
The alleys have been the
scene of several ARDBC tour
naments and are owned by
John Yatson. Mr.. Watson and
his wife Ann Watson are
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Cage Meet Hosts
In Warmup Games

Youngstown, Ohio - With
a late season start due to or
ganizational action on a pro-
posed local competitive lea
que, the Lodge 66 cagers Of
this city have had to settle
for another independent bas-
ketball season.
This in preparation for the
18th C.F.U. Basketball Tour
nament in which we will COM
pete and at the same time en-
deavor to be hosts to all
teams entered and their re-
tinue Of fans.
With five games under our
belts to date, our men feel
they have earned an impress
sive record of four wins to
one loss. The tune-up game
was played January 21st
against the st. George young
er crop, who put the so-called
old timers in their place, r.
48. Ron Shebek hitting for
20 points led the winners, Joe
Tul the older set with IA
tallies.
Against the G. F. Desks
which resulted in a 65-51 vic
tory, Ron Shebek paved the
way with 13 markers, Novak
and Jay each counting for
eleven apiece.
Our first defeat came at
the hands of the LoWellville
Boosters Club. The opponents
led in every quarter, the
shooting of Shebek with IA
points and Jay with Is not
being enough against the big
Boosters who had both depth
of reserves and caliber to
eventually win 61-47.
A fast and furious scoring
game took place February 3
against the o. H. Grill quin-
tet. Jay once again led our
scoring, this time with "A
markers. Kalwaryck for the
losers was equally good split
ting the chords for % points
A return engagement was
played with the Lowellville
Boosters on February 18th
in which match the c. F. u.
cagers avenged their previ'
Gus defeat by overcoming a
first half disadvantage Of one
point to emerge the victor b!
a $3.50 score.
st. George Lodge Sc is oper
for basketball games wit,
teams in the tri-state area
Please write to Don Novak
II N. Truesdale Avenue
Youngstown, Ohio.
Don Novak, Scribe
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Johnnie's Vic Farkas
Chucks 279 Singleton

Johnstown, Pa. - Young
Victor Farkas, a recent addl-
ton to the family tree Of CFU
members, has rolled a new
one game individual high
score Of 279.
Victor Jr. who bowls for
| the St. Rochus Church team
started off with nine consec-
utive strikes, in the tenth
f~-~7o he had a perfect strike
hit, but the No. 8 pin which
shook like a bowl of jelly, just
would not fall. He pulled his
spare and on the extra ball
had himself another strike.
It's a feat Johnnie C.F.U.
keglers may not see again IN
a long time. In this particular
match, Victor's ball worked
perfectly as one would want
it, his series total February
10th being a 528. Congratula-
tions Junior Vic Farkas on a
brilliant exhibition.
The fine rolling of the en-
, tire Church team enabled
them to cop a 2-1 victory over
their rivals, the st. Rochus
lLodgemcn who also had very
fine games for a 1898 pinfall
as contrasted to the Church
mems 2316.
The other big gun for the
winners was John Pavich who
spilled the NAPLES for a 200
492 count. For the losers
"Chuck" Kolar was tops with
a hcfty 234 game as part of a
4S7 set. Aiding him was lgna'
thus Vardian with 464 triple
In other games the Baretin'
cic Morticians buried the hare
luck Clark Powells. 80 a cost
w setback. For the Morti.
clans Vic Farkas, Sr. was the
individual high scorer with
173-2O7-5 $40 with Steve Pctru.
sic coming thru with 465
Ray Goimerac with 46O anc
John Gojmerac, 457 to figure
in the cleansweep.
For the Restauranters Johr
]. Fabina was high with a 4S1
series, his brother Pete sec
ond best with a 463 card. The
Clark -PoWells team suffered
a severe jolt as they lost then
ace bowler Michael Duray
possibly for the remainder OF
the season, due to an oper'
alton.
Duray who has been hold.
ing a fine 152 average sure
will be missed by his mates
Michael, we are all wishing
you a speedy recovery ano
hoping to see you back in our
fold next season to ado
points to that fine average
which included some spark
ling games and series.
John J. Fabina, Sec'y
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who generally carry the No
ire Dame attack fired 15S-
391 and 141-385, respectively.
Marilyn Kapsa, Sec'y.

. If you really believe in
the brotherhood of man, and
you want to come into it's
fold, you've got to let every
one else in too.
Al, - Osca: Hammerstein Ii
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. Someone has figured
that we have 35,O0O,0O0 laws
trying to enforce the Ten
Commandments.
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sia has been going great guns
of late and has boosted her
average several notches.
Steve Bozurich, Jr., Sec'y.
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Note: - This list is based submitted to the
Sports Educational Department up and including Febru
TO- 1855 League secretaries urged to promptly
port the activities of their leagues and thus in time for Feb
ruary consideration.
Frank Braidc, Director
Sports-Educational Dept
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. The most difficult part
of getting to the top of the
ladder is getting through the
crowd at the bottom.
- Arch Ward
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Q The Croatian Fraternal
Union is the largest organiza-
ton of it's kind on earth.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-23

. Many a man who thinks
he has a clear conscience ac-
tually only has a poor men,
Ory.
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Society's Top January Bowlers
DUCKPINS
"21O" Club - Men


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1oni DoiJ"in0 1quipp" ''"'"''' - ,,'' % ooo
Io" AaJac' rallel @ ao1
oIeVe Ces'dllch ouish @
Joseph Grasa, Johnsto"n
- It Ihn+, OK
Emil Relavac Clarion - 215
Pete Yonkovich Versailles 214
Steve petrusic Johnstown w 213
Iohn Credeskv Johnstovn 211
1000 Club Women
- ~ -, ,o7
~ '
"oOO Club women
AD>i '''
Harold Buktenica, Chicago
Pat Licisich Chicago
George Stmac Detroit as a4s
10, ~. ,r1J ~ o17
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Johh bo"nck IT, DeVlo' "'''''''''''"''' D
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lave o'e'onovo i1yoA' '''''''''"'''''
John Comsla canton ot ~
Er,( go 1,d;o 1I,nhor 500
u,,o Uo,,,or 0o+ro;+ 500
Frank Topolovec Kenosha 629
MoxN ohol
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-21

Magee, Carol Kipling, Myron
Hoffman and Elaine Nunez.
This is the first time in the
history of Browning High School
that we've had five cheer lead
ers. 1t is also the first time
there has been a boy cheer lead
er on the squad.
Under construction since Octo-
Der of 1854, the new grade school
is scheduled for completion soon
after the first of the year.
Named in honor of X. W.
Bergen, past superintendent of
Browning High School, the
school will accommodate kinder
garten through third grade
pupils.
School will be dismissed the
9th and 18th of this month for
the annual MEA convention.
This convention is held to dis
cuss teaching methods, objec-
GVes and problems.
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bonnie SAYS
By BONNIE olNEY
lame Demonstration Agent

want to ask you homemakers
t. question. How is your DISPOSE.
Nm first thing in the morning
mi all through the day? How
n YOU feel when you get up in
she morning? Do you wake up
-ith a smile or do you feel cross
nd grumpy until you've had
-pur coffee and the children are
N to school?
In a study of why people lose
sheir Jobs, it was found that only
,bout a third were fired because
fbey couldn't do the work. Two
fbirds were let 60 because they
eouldn't get along with others.
The secretary who is cross to
|dher people in her office will
hon lose her job. l wonder if
muir family ever wishes they
build fire you?
And the same with Dad. Does
NJ save his best manners for the
people he works with? Does
II think because he is in his own
home he can be a crouch and
|ell at the children? When
|hnior comes to Dad, bubbling
nth news about something he
ia today, does Dad look up
Nom his paper just long enough
Id comment, Really" Sure
les tired from his days work
md wants to read the paper, but
he son needs an interested
Either too.
A few years ago Mena Hogan
id the l S Department of Ag-
|hculture, compiled from several
|Durses, rules for getting on with
others. These would work both
ID the home and in the business
|uorld:
Treat everyone as an inidivi-
|dhal. No two people were made
the same pattern. Everyone
ks contrary streaks as well as
bod Look for the good.
Take a walk around yourself
10 see what kind of a person
|pu are What you see to criti-
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-10-21

Mr.. Philip A. Ward high
school principal. has announced
that the enrolment for TINS year
is IT., all increase OF about
seven over last year The fresh
man class Is the larges, witt So.
the sOphOmUTes are second with
AZ, the seniors have 50 and the
Junior Class Is the snalles, WIN
20.
On October tnt Pep CLUB
held It's InItIa. meeting Officers
for the coming year are Carol
Klplng. president BarDaIo Man.
uel. secretary Georgia Hoy.
vIce-presldenl. and Merlsna ku-
therfOrd, Treasurer
In elections held "Wednesday
October 5, cheer Leaders for lnc
coming year were chUser We
ners were Georgia Hoy, Carol