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Farm Tested
Hi-speed Mower
Now Available

AFTER several years intensive 70
search and one full year of fsrno
er-owner testing in Soma of al AZ
nat5on's largest haying areas, Hare
- ferguson, Inc, Racine. Wiscon-
o!n' To-Day announced nationa1
availability of its new. Higb-Snaad
mower. 1t is being displayed snd
demonstrated at Richland PannS
supply Co. of Sidney.
Inc company lists the maiou
advantages of the new mower ~.
no pltman drive; virtua1v no q;
Oratlon; increased mowino ~
paclty Cup to 3O%); time-co1srm
ing adjustments associated Ill
o5her mowers have been eliminat"
Incorporating a new invention
h1gh-Speed mower danaU+5
rom the conventional pitman 49,
urlve which has been the nriro
-ause OF excessive vibration ~
standard pitman mowers for MOI
Ian d century. The principle In
Ioouced IN the new model ;s a. !
,a!ented Ferguson "Dyna-BaIanne .
1--WE, a carefully engineered i
ounteroalancing of forces which il
toouces smooth, quiet o~peration :,
ereater speed. A shorter, faster e
lung action plus faster allow N
PIE forward speed results " v
y' tests
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Charley Creek
BY the Ruffatto School

MT. and Mrs. Joe Provost of near
lambert were dinner guests at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schmifz
parents OF Mrs. Provost, Sunday.
father Hereto of Culbertson
was a supper guest at the Joe
0c1Inltz home Sunday.
1hose attending the Rural Plav
LAY IN Sidney Saturday, May 7.
were the children of the Arm
stIong and Ruffatto schools. MI.
anu MRS. John Ruffatto, MI. and
MIS- Paul Patch, Mr.. and Mrs.
cete = Ruffatto, Mrs. Clara
oniIVn, Mrs. Verna Fisher, MI.
StIu MRS. Pete j. Ruffatto. Mrs.
MeIlIe Fisher, Mrs. Edgar Keller.
WIS: George Fisher, Mrs. Deli
nuIfatto, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Raus-
nSI!oorfer and Mrs. Lefty Wesin.
MRS. Clara Smith called at the
'eScnerage Sunday evening.
WI. and Mrs. Paul Patch were
nother,s Day dinner guests at the
lotne OF their son and daughter
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
7atch in Sidney.
, 4ne children and teacher of the
euIIdtto school entertained the |
omen Of the district with a
Day party at the school. /
TaIneS and contests were played.
Le children presented their Il
aosnerS with articles which they
au made. A delicious lunch was
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffat-
Il children, Frank and Thel-
d ana Mrs. Lefty Wesin were II
iruay dinner guests at the Ouin- II
Ruffatto home.
!nI. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher and
Iluren called at the Charley
IleStoy home in Elmdale and
"a came on to the home of Mrs.
Itna Cornelia in the Armstrong
''l1ct Tor supper Sunday.
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ELK SPONSORED CUBS
10 MEET IA 4TH
AT MOOSE Halt.

viii "H meet Elk sponsored Cub Scout Pack
Z o'clock at the Moose h5iI MY 49, - at
i u requested to note change in moe+
tbag uaIe and it is hoped that All nI'5
oeIs ana their parents will mstre eno-
n e45ort to be in attendance s and
EACH GniS May meeting the best ever Verr
enough for himself and his f,n Meiners
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Lower YeIIowstnna

FIoyd Cummins accompanied
ms daughter to Havre after the
funeral where he will remain with
her a few days and help her Oct
BUSINESS matters cleared away.
MRS. John Poe Sandra and
5acKle and a neighbor boy from
Mediclne Lake visited at the Mon
son home Tuesday.
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GOLF CLUB
CALENDARS

MEMBERS of the Woman's Coli
ana Bridge club are reminded fiat
the second meeting of each month
IS a covered dish luncheon Re-
ginning with October. meetings
VIII be held monthly with q liz
covered dish luncheon. Dues are
payable to Mrs. Clinton FuIkerO
son, secretary-treasurer. or Mrc
T.. E. Edmondson. nreSidan+
CALENDAR
April 10, luncheon Mrs hin
Buchholz, Mrs. VIM. Rounce Mrs.
X: Q. Eckley; April 20. Mrs Cari
Oland, Mrs. H. L. Rounce. Anil
r. Mrs. E. E. Edmondson Mr.
kerson. u
May 4, Mrs. Nick Hansen. Mrs
francis Jones; May II, luncheon
MRS. Bob Jarvis, Mrs. Don Nutter.
May Is, Mrs. Eddington. Mrs w
cumming; May 25, Mrs. w. A.
8edgren, Mrs. Don Haga.
June l, Mrs. Paul Cresap. Mrs
woodroW WilSton; June 8, lunch
ION, Mrs. Roy Rounce, Mrs, A
5utka; June Is, Mrs. Richard
AIng, Mrs. Ted Richardson: June j
! ~ Mrs. Harold Rounce. Mrs !
:. M. st. Cyr; June 20, Mrs. J. q !
-urner, Mrs. Bob Stayton.
July 6, Mrs. Bill Ford. Mrs ?
SOD Anvik; July 10, luncbeon I
Glen Hall, Mrs. J. V. Carr =
uly 20, Mrs. J. AIgiers. Mr. :
loWoray; July 81, Mrs. F. Chart l
rs, Mrs. R. E. Hall.
august 3, Mrs. K. Krebsbacb =
rs. >. Harnish; Aug. 10. luncheon >;
rs. Bill Thompson, Mrs. Axei =
elson; Aug. II, Mrs. N. SNYDER - =
Guttanti; Aug. "a, Ladies' i
ournament with special com, =
lttee; Aug. 81, no meeting die +
hlchland county fair.
Z, Mrs. c. Hansen. Mrs +
! Williamson; Sept. IA, lunch
WITS: X. d. Benson, Mrs. G r II
lrIy; Sept. 21, Mrs. VIM. Set 4
3 u: Beck; Sept. %, Mrs o.
H. Mrs. J. Niehenke. SCI
Jct; Z, Mrs. Carl GLAND. Mrs er-
SonnSon, Mrs. A. Nelson: Nov ma
Albert Lalonde, Mrs. Ed ry
gton; Dec. IA, Mrs. VIM. B,lcb- sin
T. MRS. Francis Jones: Ian II avi
:, . d. Rounce, Mrs. G.. Hall: NC
!; o, Mrs. N. Hanson, Mrs. + der
leIS' Mar. IA, Mrs. Doris Char SUI
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ters, Mrs. Bill Seitz. Anr;,
Mrs. E. E. Edmondson. Mr. y ~
Magruder, Mrs. Clinton FrIEer
son. "IAer-
Following is the hostess calan-
oar for Saturday night coI1arn5
dish dinners at the Sidney Go
try club = first Saturday in 80
Gnu All members are wei
come, Please note, if you are Nc W.
aOle TO serve on date listed ei+ba~
mere or 0 the Woman's af+ar
noon meetings, arrange datas -
another and call calendar VII
1lttee and report. Please 49,
oateS ior serving well in mind
a. special notices will not be sanf
OUT 70 you. Ghosts are listed -,
LdIly name which includes bo4I
husband and wife unless otbor
wise specified): o'ner-
April Fl, Don Nutter C1ir4o
derson. OScaI An
May Z, H. Rounce, WAYNE c,,r, !
Woodrow Wilson, Jack Al 8
June 4, Austin Paulson. Frano,o {
Seek. N'0'n' lean 5
July 2, E. E. Edmondson. Victor ; ;
Aoch, Dexter Lille, Don Hasa
Aug. 8, J. I. Turner, VIM. Rrcb A
lOEz, VIM. Thomson Tro~s- g
.varre. ""sVara n
$ Sept. 3, Carl GLAND, Nick Han E %
IN, Ray Whiting, Guffanti. W
oct: l, Roy Rounce, Don Reese
Stayton, HUI Williamson. Mrs " "
zalea Butka. Wis 70
Nov. 5, DR.. Gordon Beagle mr. to
z: Low, Mowbray, Mrs. JUDY iGns1
Dec. 8, Joe Niehenke, ANDY An g..
sTSon, Axel Nelson, John Har- ms
Jan. Z, VIM. seitz, DR.. Robert ",
yde, B. B. Ford, Forrest Chsr' /
IS, ChaS. Hurry. der
rep. T., Curtis Ball, Ted Rich we wee
1Son' Leroy Anderson, Glen wa.
III, 0DSH ans
Mar. 8, Or. R. D. Benson. Bfu f %s
agren, Bill Rounce, K. o. Eek serr7
. april T. Joe H9lvorsen, Mrs. Ed eRi.
.gton, Mrs. Magruder. Keith shhol
55iDSOach, Walter Turner. ofa4 !
ne first name on each com II
Tee will act as chairman, the
he following is a list of con, preT
tees for the afternoon cI1b.
,aIendar committee-Mrs II Han
nee, Mrs. Carl Gland. C11b Tn
committee-Mrs. r. Romeo met
!. NJ Haneoo 49, COuuce were
eA' vice
o9rnament committee Mrs tary
Nutter, Mrs. Bob Jarvis. Mr. E Escre
!. thompson. Tournament food
nIttee Mrs. Jack AIgiers
Dean Beck. CHA
Iblicitv coru; Gu.
Fulkerson. LII to or
embers joining after the NH eT T
lon OF this calendar who wish en nf a
as hostesseS, please cali The
calendar committee. s ana t !
NAA1
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CARD nE rnnNn-

Com 9an thanks to DR.. Hyde and +bo
t5a a2ldnj Memorial Hospital staff f foe
the 6E oSnitee1n care I received While in in
who sent nt'a me- l4 f7da also to the friends
'erS and TO those who visifeda lro let
Mrs. J. Knonn
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ELMDALE LTvE-wrpps

met me Elmdale Live-Wireg ar d.,
April u IA at tn f.ao Ronald Q Amestoy h oint
called to order orSG p B %. The Pres meeting was
SSNSe5pPIer. We said the pledgeS Clara
ce IN oqsannah". We then 6sd a ~ sang
a sau WnIen was answered bv tle Foll
E Vegetable. All were preseg+ naming
III Steppler- assistant leader
refarT, MINUTES were read bv +be
Of COMMITTEES Keller, and a report
we decided to psv AT oId bust
Ihe sign. For new b1,Sinah eIer
~ a motion which carried IL we
Ammerlcan flag to match orSUU 1Ty
or Inc meeting was adiourned az
am TTCIsappon We played "kicE 9 tba
TOW wbioSGh was served by Mrs, Anoeee
was very delicious.
Arthur Keller. reportar
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12
NEW THREE BUTTEs an c,1,D

Al Chm, GJbbganlzation meeting Of a nau
school bol Was eid at the Three Buttes
AIfe prospective members nrssen4 MI Mn
foI tIe - Bahls acted as chairman ~ Wis
enca tne group of some of the eT7,e aLo
BITES ana work of the former Three
Iesders 4-H club of which She wse
Dean Davidson outlined +ho
tIes of a All club and sbo SIe actlvl-
IN n'{ ere slides of the various e oT ,
ya Gleclon Of officers was held. leaders
1S EHaoSen and the meeting adjourn
1Srs LOVED lowe by refreshments served bv
DUO Bahls and Mrs. Uric Pre-. |
Rick Provost, reporter |
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Mary crosgrove. reporter
HANDY uApDv

MI
Hsrrdev April meeting OF the Hand,
scbooyy 4-H club was held at the H ay
an ado0i with all members and 1ana@dleuryy
inc 5n9 three visitors present. The maef
OIss was called to order hv uarS;I-
S Sr9eh, president. Coral Be1ls5'1 aI aleI
anSg8aIq pledges given. Roll cali was
Hs1"eIeo with Lets Correc+ Vas
RR I1raI We discussed talent n 54ls
dren,5s Life Life. Sunday, and crippled e a5if.
A,IJroese demonstrations were Give,
SsroI and Washing Dishes "1ILsz
E9go Joslin, How to CO. a INC
w HsEs s After pa RI2aaily Gathering 'S son 1eg
uJas Screation. A very delicioIIe I,,nan
on april 20 a special work maa+iuu
ned at the home of Mr.. BesgIheg
sIrIs brought food and pren 9eSyle e.
IN SIpper Mrs. Beagle sboyUed III IL
Ie1in5;aaKe a special quick roll a f+ar
ne wss SUP supper a short business meet
~ next meeting will be held NO.
.1esS' Of me nome of Ted Hundtoft' Arfiyy
ng' u 0 0 will be brought for iudg-
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HAPPY srIrcurps

tbane Happy Stitchers an cIub ba,5
RsrLI regular meeting at the bon,a ~
nmaaIaQ4ana Kappel April % at ais TS o.
presiidlng was called to order bv the
mem5erlst Joyee S%orensen. with all
d of meeting was carrieJ ECU
ana mural Life Sunday was discJsss
srti carol Anderson read : SboSt
e cbbscIe on Health" Mrs .AndersenS I bad
jR9 sggee OF the attendance prize, nao
ton on aI H. haa4Ppel gave a demonstra-
sbI our program Dean NsDid
LIVED a movie on the TFrYE &SSooIn
T5o served a delicious lunch "iS'
6e next meeting will be baid =.
ZOO. oscar Andersen home May 19 a.
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WANT ADS
Too Late to CLASSIFY

FOR SALE - 1851 Cbannio. o.,
DaKer. dr.. radio n ba5+a 21u1e
VII trade for a lot for a dou,o Vt
Slent. Can be seen at SID pay
l6-tfc
6OH SALE House trailer. 20 e. III
L1nSOoS1ern including bathroom. Modan
COOKING tWo-tone all metal aNtoouueeIn
very good condition fbro11GLltoI.
LOU LaSaue. Want $4,000 ReSt nesuut.
Duys. Discount for cash SrOihLeeII
S S~ner =: Hegnmingway, River T1 Via
court Williston, 4 miles wesf view
WANT TO BUY = Old mode1 -,
90 ton pickup. Harvest Spa'
16-1tp
y SALE 1871 Plymouth o. n
P Pgbns aS 9oYIerhauled. New battery
o-o1. I6-2tc
WORK WANTED HIGH gcbooI =,
wants work for sumner glrl
"enerences furnished. Phone 95nS
bsse SALE Fine ~2-bedroom bo7no
easement apartment connIe4adn Olne'
+rsS nee avn Reason for Sa11sa-
&c aeerTlng to west coast rnonaag'
RoSsesslo Phone 698J for ~
16-tfc
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CARD or rmnG-

O1T- D OF
frioud sincere thanks to tba
wno remembered us witSS
er t e219d gifts. flowers, cards and WIN WIN
Of e sorro1, OF sympathy in our
Mrs. W. C. Fox and Pill
Boboy. Mr.. and Mrs E a ply F0,. and
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Darla Anderson, reporter.


ana meeting was held at fba MIL
to t19 'ord dan IF Fisher home. It was sse c sI1Se
.er. 1 The m 1g our president. Gloria Fis5ul
call answers we're read and the roll
ent. al were pres
AMI me BOYS worked on their eIao
fbe Tractor maintainence proiac StecIrle
we siiIS severed their sewing boxes ana
June discussed having a picnic =,
Karen Ruffatto and 1oa,
at9ehoed our meeting as tba,e Gandee
pi EWeIv6 a game called Ghost" and
served b oI1e nm sn]oyed the delicious lunch
Thelma Ruffaffo
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uyrc =
WESTERN FUN MAKEps

INt AprlI meeting Voc o,7I-
uer April "a at the psf oa4ed 70 or
utern and approximately " * ell Al
present. The business suGsts
~ was called to order and roll c nIIgeIn 1g
we Wssw disa by a showmanship e noin was
told V w5at seq conservation week and
servation. After the meet Go9e1 for con-
s YroSQn. county agent. showed Dsan "a
I'VE movies which were verv 565uss
Fol- recreation we w,S11I nl9cn
p 1iiGTe nays Iays to some badla m6tAeg ana Z
Of roast pa dseooau A very delicious Iu3 1ll6
The next me eSS nJoyed.
me nan May p at $50. Bafn ned at
We will clean the cey, ~ me
separation for Memorial Dav IN
ROgar Lrs-J
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IeIIowstone Livestock
COMMISSIONS Weekly
Market Report
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Thursday. May IL. 1855


TotaI cattle receipts today. $50.
ae5 oUaI receipts last week II weeks
IotaI receipts same week year ago
CATTLE
GOO1 10 cholce led steers .- 10. 5O-21. so
CO. Extreme top 22.OO)
good to choice fed heifers = f85O-20 20
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calves % o Genus lover; Very few steer
gTIces 100 to $50 lower. HeifeT gIoo.
SnoWlng least decline. Fleshv fS eaIess
Steers steady to so cents lower oTSeT5
y OF fieshy and fat steers the best 4 fo-
On M with bulk of them brinol
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

J wero Wednesday. The following or offi cluo
vice-p TegIed president Donna H f5IlSe1s
tary and t reas, Marty ny Bakken; secre-
Hansen. SoHs leader, Lee Raw
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

RenlarkS Butcher steers so cents
lower but a very strong active MARKER
mtst coast buyers taking bulk of
to Montana packers and b1tcberS
lows LOO lower, bulls steady
STOCKERS g. FEEDERS
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-12

Gently overhauIed Nou. ear; Re-
Phone 329J. I'VE" battery.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
"A HseSOlu On

Prepared and submitted By English Editor OF the
"Zajednicdr" Stephen F. Brkich to Croaan Frdterndl
Unions Ne1o Supreme Board during Reorganization
Meeting November 28, 1856. Unanimously ddoptedD
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
Holiday Season Party
Set By Phoenix Lodqe

Phoenix, AriZ. - G. F. u.
Lodge 978 will hold it's reg
ular and annual meetings
Saturday, December 18th, at
1901 Indian School Road, at
700 PM sharp.
It is unnecessary to ex.
plain in detail the Importance
of the annual session, at
which the leadership of the
lodge is selected for the
forthcoming year. We do,
however, urge more of the
younger members to attend
and accept some lodge posi-
ton.
All dues payments should
also be taken care Of, so that
there will be no old business
when the books are turned
over to the new officials.
Members are asked to at.
tend both sessions. After ad.
journment there will be q
small party in honor of the
members and refreshments
will be served.
Frank B. Yurcic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
November %, 1855
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

WHEREAS, Trustees President Charles ]. Verbanlc
and Trustees members Matthew R. Belanic, Matt Go
reta and N j. Nikolac about to take their leave
of US in official capacity, and
WHEREAS, these fellow members and fraternalists
have always executed their duties in highly commen
dabe and in the interests of the Croatan Fra
ternal Union Of America, and
WHEREAS, each has contributed in great
sure the welfare of the Society and it's membership
both the United States and Canada without regard
for personal gain recognition, and
WHEREAS, each has carried out to satisfaction the
trust vested in them by Delegates to the previous Con-
ventons of the organization, and
WHEREAS, the membership of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union is grateful to each for defending and up
holding the honor of the Society at all times while in
office,
THEREFOR BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board
voice it's thanks and appreciation to bros Verbanic Be
lanic, Goretta and Nikolac well all other outgoing
officials of the Society," for job well done during their
tenure in office.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board
wish each and every of these officials fitting
and much happiness in fe which all richly deserve
FINALLY, BE 1T RESOLVED that copy of this
Resolution be spread the Minutes attending the Mon
day morning, November 28 1855 session of the old and
new administrative Boards of the Croatian Fraternal
Union of America
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
Los Angeles Nest
Plans YuIe Fiesta

Los Angeles, Calf. - Now
that the Yuletide season is
here again, CFU Nest "a is
busy in preparation for the
Xmas Party to be given in
honor of it's members.
This festive occasion will
take place Saturday, Decem-
Der II, at 100 PM, in the st.
Anthony Church Hall, Alpine
and Grand.
Santa has promised to show
up in person, so we know
you will all want to be on
hand to greet him.
We urge all you nest mem
bers to turn out for the party
and get acquainted with your
sister and brother nest mem
bers.
X. Pavesic, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
Stopovers In Paris And Vienna viii
Be Among HighIights OF August Visit
To Croatia And Other Parts OF Europe
Society's New Supreme Board Votes To
Conduct Recruiting Drive For Months

By Stephen f. Brlch, English Editor, Zajednitar
Pittsburgh Pa. - The Croatian Fraterna Unions New
Supreme Board elected during it's 9th National uadrennal
Convention of September 1926 1855, completed its Reor
ganizaton Meeting here December 3.
The Old and New Boards met Monday morning, No
vember 28 following which the Old Trustees proceeded to
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
Trip To Yueos|avia To Be
Top SO Campaign Prize
Cokeburg Primes
For Celebration
RemOdeled Club
Ready For Crowd

COkeburg, Pa. - C. F. U.
Lodge 354 will hold a week.
long reopening celebration in
it's newly remodeled club
rooms from Christmas Day
to New Years Day inclusive.
The entertainment sched-
uled is sure to please both
young and old, and includes
the following events:
Christmas Day - Dancing
to the music Of the Pozega
Bros. Orchestra of Girard,
Ohio, beginning at 5 PM.
Dec. rs - st. Stephens
Day, Nest 122 Christmas Par
ty and music by bro. Nick
Cecil and the Blue Eagle
IamDurltzanS.
Dec. 27 - Showing of the
movie This Is Your Croatian
Fraternal Union" in the So
cial room, free of charge.
Dec. 20 - Fifth Anniver-
sary Banquet Of the Lodge
354 Kolo Dance Group. Main
speaker bro. Frank Braidic,
CFU Sports and Educational
Director, and music by Slobo-
da Tamburitzans.
Dec. 30 = Dancing to the
music of John Kosovec, Jr.,
and his Burgettstown Tam
buritzans.
| Dec. 81 - New Years Eve,
music by the Sloboda Tam
buritzans of East Pittsburgh,
1000 PM until? ??
Jan. 1 - Banquet in hon.
or of bro. Tomo Siranovich,
Sr., 50-Year CFU member.
Music by the Blue Eagle
| To Tar,ohy,rit1apc
Regardless of the night you
plan to join us, you can rest
assured that you will be en-
joying the finest of enter
tainment.
We invite all the members
and friends of 354 and the
neighboring lodges to join US
in celebrating.
Bernard NJ. Luketich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
| |zumberaks Will Greet
New Year With WalIop

Cleveland, Ohio - The fad
ing away of 1855 will be
marked by the "zumberaks'
CFU Lodge 859 with a terri
fic blaze of festivity.
On December 81, a tremen-
dous affair, marked by all the
usual dining preparations, re-
freshments and favors will
be offered to all members
and friends.
AS reservations must be
made early to enable the
committee to complete plans,
please contact the following
Tom Latkovic, SH 1888; ;
Mary Leonhardt, TU 5-2988;
or yours truly at PR 1888
in the evening after 600 PM,
and PR 1928 during the
daytime from 800 AM, to
600 PM. We certainly are
looking forward to this forth
coming reunion.
On February 19, 1856, the
internationally famous Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans will make their appear.
ance at the Music Hall.
George Reich, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
Farrell Priminq
For Annual Show

Farrell, Pa. - Plans are
being made for the Annual
Christmas Concert to be held
Sunday, December Is, at the
Croatian Home, Staunton st.
in Farrell, starting at 2::30
Pm. by Senior Lodge 126 and
Junior Nest 100 c. F. U. in
conjunction with the Young
Sloga Tamburitzans."
One of the highlights of the
program will be the first
public appearance of the new
ly organized group of "Sloga
Tamburitzans" playing to-
gether with the older group,
making it a total of twenty
eight members III from the
original and II from the new
group.
They will be playing, sing
ing and dancing together
making it a larger and more
impressive group to which
the public can look forward
to seeing and hearing on this
first public appearance.
There will also be a Gro
atian musical comedy play 20
zene, Zene" to be presented
by members of Lodge 126.
We believe that the audi
ence will be well satisfied
with the program that is be-
ing arranged.
There will also be dancing
in the club room starting at
500 Pm.
Emil Bossick, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
Warren Members Ready
For Junior YuIe Party

Warren, Ohio - G. F. U.
Lodge 593 is progressing
wonderfully in planning the
3rd Annual Christmas Party
in honor of the members Of
Nest 238. The fete will be
held December II at Quimby
Shelter House, Quimby Park,
Austin Ave-, beginning at
$3.50 PM.
We believe the program we
have planned will meet with
your approval. 1t will include
a surprise for both young and
old alike. We will spend some
time singing Xmas carols and
an evening snack will be
served around 500 PM.
Entertainment will also in
clude music, storytelling and
even a visit from Santa Claus
later in the evening.
If you don't drive, you can
get to the park by taking
either an Austin Ave. Hayt
, st or a West Market Street
bus from downtown.
You can show us your ap-
proval of our plans by spend
ing the evening of December
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audit the Society's books for
the first six months of 1855.
Joining in making the audit
were the new Trustees elect
ed in Philadelphia.
The Old and New Boards
met again briefly Friday
morning, December 2. Aft
er hearing the audit report
as prepared by the Trus-
tees, the outgoing officials
shook hands, said their last
farewells, and took their
leave of the Board of Di-
rectOrs Room at the Home
Office.
The New Board then went
into session, devoting all of
Friday and Saturday, De-
cember 2-3, to cleaning up
post Convention bu S n e s s,
making necessary immediate
decisions and laying plans fol
the future of the Society.
The Supreme Board will not
meet again now until March
of the year ahead.
Paris And Vienna, Too!
Among the most important
decisions made by the Board
last week was to conduct a
Membership Campaign last
ing from January 1 to July 81
in 1856.
The top Campaign award
will be an all-expense paid
trip to Yugoslavia in Au-
gust of next year, with a
one-day stopover en- route
in Paris, France, and a
similar stop returning in
Vienna, Austria.
Tentative plans call for the
trip overseas and back to be
made by air.
It was impossible during
the Supreme Board meetings
of last week to iron out the
many details involved in run