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The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28
Air Port News

Mrs. J. E. Gaujot of Sidney flew
to Chicago on April 26 on a bust
ness trip. Mrs. Gaujot used From
tier Airlines to Bismarck and
Northwest Airlines to Chicago.
s. 4 =
DR.. j. S. Pennepacker return
ed to Billings on Frontier Airlines
Flight 81 Sunday, April "a. DR..
Pennepacker, Dean of Rocky
Mountain College, spent the past
week end visiting relatives and
friends in Sidney. He also con-
Quoted morning services at the
Lonsdale Methodist church.
John Marmon III flew to Bill
lings on Flight 81 April %. Johns
daughter is in the hospital in
Billings.
Mrs. c. L. Bailey of Great Falls
flew to Oklahoma City April %.
Mrs. Bailey is the mother of Mrs.
Rod Hanson. She will visit her
sister. Mrs. Theodore Graalman
of Watonga, Okla, and she used
Frontier Airlines to Denver and
Braniff Anyways from Denver to
Oklahoma City.
i + =
A Frontier Airlines "Sales Task
Force" consisting of Vern Carl
son. Gordon Dahl, and Rick White
were in Sidney on April 81. The
Sale Task Force is in Sidney pri-
marily to call on businessmen to
better acquaint them with the
services that Frontier has to Of
fer them and to find out if the
schedules are satisfactory for the
travel needs of the community.
Frontier is doing everything with
in its power to get the people
to use the service SO that the ser
vice can be justified.
3 3 :
Effective May 1 there will be
a slight change in the times Of
the schedules here in Sidney.
Frontier Airlines Flight West
bound for Glendive, Miles City
and Billings will leave Sidney at
3:35 p. m. Frontier Airlines Flight
"a Eastbound for Williston, Dick
inson and Bismarck will leave
Sidney at 1886 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28
WOTM News

The April 18th meeting of the
Women of the Moose was held in
the Moose hall. The meeting was
called to order by the ST.. Regent,
Ruth Sax, with about so members
present. Mrs. Leonard Smith, a
member of the Deerlodge chapter,
who is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey Fisher, was a
guest.
Plans were made to attend the
convention in Williston the 1st of
May. Iva Swensen and Freda
Verhasselt will furnish the cars.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28
an THE SIDNEY HERALD
~ Thursday, April %. 1855
Natural Gas
Key Resource
In Jeopardy

The gas consumers interest will
be best served if the production
of natural gas is free Of federal
control. This is the opinion of
many people and voiced by Seth
Holland, chairman of the Rich
land County Natural Gas & Oil
Resources Committee.
"The natural gas producers of
America, while free of federal
controls, have furnished consum-
ers greatly increased supplies of
gas among some 5000 producers
has given the housewife one of
today's best bargains" he said.
A bad situation has resulted out
of a 5-to-3 decision by the U. S.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28
Remember :?
Compiled by
Mrs. Arthur Nelson

Company L, Montana State Mi
litia, will have the first drill on
Monday, January 10. All members
are expected to be present. Uni
forms have been ordered and will
arrive next week. High school
boys who have joined Company
L are Robert Kreis, George ALL
quist, Duncan Narum, Glen Dave,
Curtis Adams and Harry Ray.
Jan. 7, 1916
J. George johnson and bride
returned to Sidney from Duluth
this week where they were mar
ried December %, and will make
this city their future home. This
community will join The Herald
in welcoming these deserving
young people to the Gem City
and wishing them happiness and
prosperity. Jan. 7, 1916
Ralph Blair and bride arrived
from Iowa Thursday to spend
several days with relatives on
List Creek before taking up~their
residence on Mount Pleasant.
March "a, 1916
4 : 4
There is considerable talk at
present of organizing a Country
Club at Sidney and leasing the
ground from A. Vaux on which
the Lowering Grove is located. A
number Of people here have the
golf bee in their bonnets and this
great sport will be the main fea-
ture of the club. May 5, 1916
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28
RID PARLIAMENTARY PTA
TO MEET MAY 2

The Ridgelawn-Hardy PTA has
postponed its regular meeting
from Monday, April 25 to Mon
day, May 2, when it will be held
at 8 o'clock that evening at the
Hardy school. An interesting pro-
gram has been planned and all
parents are urgently requested tc
be in attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28
OES OFFICERS ANNUAL
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
SATURDAY, APRIL 80

The OES officers will sponsor
their annual bridge luncheon this
Saturday, April 80, in the Mason
ic hall. A soc dessert course of
homemade pie and coffee will be
followed by an hour of cards with
tables for bridge, whist and canas-
ia. High and low score prizes will
be awarded to each group. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the
public.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28
cam nF THANKS

We would like to thank the public
for your splendid patronage of the
s-morgaSbord put on by the American
Legion auxiliary at the Legion club
Sunday. The attendance far exceeded
u expectations and was greatly ap-
preciated.
Smorgasbord Committee (p)
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28

I take this means of thanking Drs.
Carlson and Anderson and the hos
pital staff for their splendid care
while 1 was in the hospital.
Mrs. Sophie YoungStrom. (pd)
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-28
~ INTERPRETATION

I want to take this opportunity to
thank the voters of School District
20 and 40 who elected me as trustee
of School District 90.
Geo. Rice. chairman.
Intake, Montana.
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Nest S. Manager Will
SUSPEND Dues S!ackers

Cleveland, Ohio - Parents
of youngsters enrolled in Jun
ior Order Nest IS must keep
the monthly dues of their
boys and girls in order or sub
ject them to suspension and
loss of all privileges and pro-
lection.
1t is physically impossible
for us to go from home to
home to collect Nest IS dues,
but we arapresent at the Gro
atian Home, 6314 st. Clair, at
200 PM every LIST, End and
3rd Sunday of the month for
the purpose.
We also accept Nest IS
dues on the End Thursday of
every month at the Croatian
Home and are usually in the
building by ZOO PM to be of
service to you.
Remember, Nest IS dues
must be paid no later than
the 25th day Of the month.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
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Lodge bb States
Hoop Meet Fetes

Youngstown, Ohio - For
entertainment at the 18th
Annual c. F. u. Basketball
Tournament, the hosts, st.
George Lodge sc has this to
offer to the tourney entrants
and their friends. Friday eve
ming, March 25th, Dave Zup-
kovich and his Balkan Re-
cording Orchestra will be on
hand to provide music and
songs at the Croatian Home
from 900 PM. until???.
Then on Saturday, March
26th Dave Zupkovich and his
lads will again be on deck to
lead in the song and dance.
Abetting them will be Joe
Umeck and his Slovenian Or
chestra to provide a full
nights entertainment.
We have secured the finest
in food and refreshments
which our lodge ladies intend
to maintain throughout the
tournament, day and night.
The same Croatian Home at
1912 West Federal in Young
stown will upon the compile
tion of the championship con-
tests Sunday afternoon lend
it's spaciousness in the eve
ming of next Sunday evening,
March 9th to a victory ban
quet and a dance to follow.
The two orchestras, the Zup-
kovich and Umeck musical
artists will again be on hand
| to supply the melodius sound.
ing complement.
Walter Kunovic, 2431 Don
aid Avenue, Youngstown is
being referred to the various
team captains and group
leaders. Bro. Kunovic may
still have a few banquet due.
ats left. We urge you contact
him Immediately. For the
banquet, we are told that the
lodge ladies have carefully
planned a well rounded home
cooked dishes. ..
George A. Pribek, Pub
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Tams viii Visit
Detroit March II

Detroit, Mich. - AS has
previously been announced,
the Duquesne U n " e sity
Tamburitzans are headed our
way for an outstanding Con-
cert program on Sunday,
March 27, at 2::3O PM, at the
Masonic Temple Auditorium.
This years event promises
to excel all previous perfor-
mances given by these artists
and we urge all our people to
witness the rich program of
music, songs and dances as
rendered by the foremost ex-
ponents of Yugoslav folk
favorites.
All seats at this Concert
will be reserved, so we urge
you to obtain your reserva-
tions just as soon as possible.
For these please call Commit
tee members Stephanie Wal
ter, TO 5-4596; Frank Stro-
mar, TW 2-O969, or Jimmy
Kalich, 70 6-O292.
Or, you may obtain your
reservations at the following
b u siness establishments:
Grinnell Bros. Music Store,
1915 Woodward Ave., Stimac
Hardware Store, 18O25 Oak
land Ave-, Telephone TW g.
lilo, or at the Croatian
Home, TW 2-9833.
Immediately following the
Concert, a dance will be
staged at the new Serb Hall,
1994O Van Dyke Ave-, near
Outer Drive. Our own Cava-
lier Tamburitzans will per-
form the musical chores for
this affair.
Stephanie Walter, Scc'y
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Cleveland Lodaes
In September Fete

Cleveland, Ohio -- The Uni
ted Croatian Fraternal Union
Lodges of Cleveland will hold
their Annual "CFU Day" at
Puritas Springs Park on Sun
day, September 4.
We appeal to all Lodges,
clubs, organizations, ETC., in
this area to reserve this date
for us and make plans to join
us on the occasion, which will
serve as Greater Cleveland's
public salute to the 10th An
niversary of the Junior Order
Department of the Croatian
Fraternal Union of America.
Anna Rescic, Sec'y.
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strongholds direct to the Con-
vention at Gary and will de-
tail its plans for same in an
early issue of the Zajednicar.
These "CFU Caravans"
would run out of Pitts
burgh, Cleveland, Detroit,
st. Louis, Kansas City and
other interested centers in
America, and one would be
"made up" of Kirkland
Lake, Sudbury, Toronto,
Hamilton, ETC., Canadian
Delegates and Guests even
tually booked for passage
to Gary.
Arrangements will be made
to accommodate all who de-
sire to travel via Greyhound
Lines to Gary from the cen
ters mentioned above, and by
all we mean Junior and Hon
orary Convention Delegates
and members of any Lodge or
Nest in those areas.
More about this as soon as
all details are available for
publication on these pages.
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Kind Hearted Men Aid
Cleveland Junior Loon

Cleveland, Ohio The
treasury of the Cleveland
CFU Junior Bowling League
is being continually enriched
in many ways by staunch
friends of our youth.
Recently we heard from
Emil Golub of Golub's Funer-
al Home, 47O3 Superior Ave-
nue., who donated a prize for
the rattle being conducted for
the League Golfers. Bro. Co.
lub donates something every
year and has always been
1000 behind our young keg-
lers.
Also donating a prize was
John Skorich. He is the pres
ident of the H. and M. Whole
sale Plumbing Comp pany,
10700 Superior Avenue and,
like bro. Golub, is very much
interested in our, Junior
Bowling League.
Another staunch friend of
our boys and girls is bro. Hra-
nilovic, a fine printer by trade
who always donates of his
time and efforts to help our
cause along.
Recent guests of our Junior
Bowling League were the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
Supreme President V. I. Man
dich and Junior Order Direc-
tor Michael Grasha. They
dropped in on the Grdina AL
leys during a regular weekly
loop session and enjoyed
themselves.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
Junior Nest 55
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Cokeburg Colony Will
Mark Junior Milestone

Cokeburg, Pa. - Lodge 354
and Nest 122 will co-sponsor
a Mothers Day Concert on
Sunday, May 8, in honor of
the 40th Anniversary of the
Junior Order of the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
The program will begin at
400 PM and feature the
"Strossmayer" Singing Soci-
ETY. of Youngstown, Ohio, the
"Kolo Aces" of Cleveland,
Ohio, guest speakers from
the CFU Home Office at
Pittsburgh, and concert and
dance music by the "Sloboda'
Tamburitzans of East Pitts
burgh. Bernard Luketich
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tian Fraternal Union, is Sec
retary of Hollywood's Lodge
865 and Manager of it's Nest
524. Sister Cvetan is Manager
of Monessen's Nest 81. Both
have previous Membership
Campaign experience a n d
each is "a go-getter" in her
respective locale.
To these Lucky 13" new
comers go our very best wish
es for early success!
Propose "CFU Caravans"
There was other news in
the making" at the Home Of
flee last week as plans for the
staging July 2-3-4 of the 4th
National Junior Convention
began to jell.
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Youngstown Ladies To
Meet Aqain March 80

Youngstown, Ohio - The
Croatian Home Ladies Auxi-
liary will meet Wednesday
evening, March 80, at the
usual hour in the Home on
West Federal Street.
Bingo will be played after
the business session and all
ladies are asked to bring a
gift along on the occasion.
Welcome to attend are all la
dies not as yet affiliated with
the Auxiliary. Please come
out on March 80 and join our
happy ranks.
Barbara MikOvich, Pub.
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.Cagers To Meet
Sunday, March IT

Pittsburgh, Pa. - This is
notice that the annual meet
ing of the Basketball Tour
nament will be held Sunday,
1890 AM, March 27 in the
Pick-Ohio Hotel. The assem-
bly, room will be duly adver-
tised at the tournament.
Each lodge or nest having
entered a team in the tour
nament is entitled to be rep
resented by one delegate at
this meeting. On the agenda.
among other things, will be
that of selecting the 1856
tournament site. Bids for the
tournament are to be made
over the signatures of the
gymnasium owners CT opera
tors and the central commit
tee or lodge president and
secretary.
In the continuity of these
basketball tournaments, we
feel that your lodgets) have
given thought to hosting a
C.F.U. tournament. AS per
Rule 8 of the tourney rules,
copies of which you most GER
tainly have had, we look for
ward to tournament bids Of
ficially placed before this an
nual meeting.
We suggest that action in
this vein be taken even now
and that tournament bids be
mailed even before the annual
meeting to the CFU Sports
Educational Department.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports Educational Dept.
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AngeIine Sudac, Anna Rescic Qualify
AS DELEGATES To 4fh Junior Convention
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They are Anna Kirin,
Hollywood, Calf, Lodge
865, and Mary Cvetan,
Monessen, Pa, Lodge 1874.
Sister Cvetan is the moth
er of George Stephen Cve-
tan, who is out striving to
become a Junior COnVen-
ton Delegate from Mones-
sen Nest 81.
Sister Kirin, whose hus'
band, Milan, was for years
national official Of the Gro
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Javor AII.Ma!e Choir
Props For Engagements

N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. -
The favor" AH-Male Choir,
which rehearses every Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock
in Javor Hall, 822 North Ca
nal Street, is still bidding
welcome to any young or ell
derly man interested in affi-
liating with this fine group.
Gu rr n tly comprised of
thirty men, the favor" ALL
Male Choir is under the ex-
perienced direction of Prof.
Boris Dobrovolsky, one of
the best in the business.
The Choir is preparing at
this early date for two en-
gagements in as many West
ern Pennsylvania communi.
ties. The singers will journey
on Mothers Day, May 8, to
East Pittsburgh to partici-
pate in the "Sloboda" Singing
Society's Program on that
date, and on June ~ will ap-
pear in Johnstown to help the
"Rodoljub" Singing Society
stage it's always colorful
Spring festivities.
Heading the Choir are
Frank Spehar, President, and
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Clarion Members Aim
To Keep April 10 Open

Clarion, Pa. Sun n d a y,
April II, will be the date of
the next regular monthly
meeting of "St. George" CFU
Lodge 248.
The usual meeting date
would fall on April 10, but
since that is Easter Sunday
the members voted in March
to meet one week later, April
II, and permit all to enjoy
the Holiday with their fami-
lies and friends. May your
Easter be a joyous one!
Mark p. Nikoich, Sec'y.
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Dance music following the
banquet will be provided by
the Balkan Tamburitza Or
chestra. Last minute reserva-
tions for this fete should be
cleared with Fran Rocki, 327
West Orchard Street, Milwau-
kee 4, Wisconsin. Please at
tend to this Immediately.
Now, here are the champs
who starred during the 1854
State Tournament.
Mems Division: - Team,
Karlovich's Kocktail Lounge,
Milwaukee; Singles, P e t e
Drobac, Milwaukee; Doubles
G.. Havaich and E. Gerzine
West Allis; All-Events, G.
Geboy, West Allis. G. Pave
Itch, North Chicago, had one
high game without handicap.
Wom 9 s Division: -
Tea m, Schaff's Funeral
Home, Milwaukee; Singles,
Joan Bilan, West Allis;
Doubles, A. Pantovich and
p. Kufrin, Kenosha and
Madison; All-Events, Joan
Bilan, West Allis. Amelia
Kuchan, West Allis, pitch
ed one game high without
handicap.
Let's all turn out Saturday
and Sunday, March 1921, fol
this years tourney and it:
social attractions. Come ou'
early both days, stay late ane
let yourself 60 for once!
Anne Damjanovic, Sec'y
Tournament Committee
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Dukes, Conway
Set For Tourney
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\SONCAHucu AIO1ha IL dSC o.
atian Home located at 1912
West Federal Street In
Youngstown which will serve
as the social hub for good
meals as we'll as dancing to
the Dave Zupkovich and Joe
Umeck orchestras.
The crowning event as
well as according the 1855
champions their due recog-
milton will take place at the
Victory Banquet and Dance
to take place Sunday eve
ming, starting at 900 PM.
at the Croatian Home,
Youngstown.
At this writing we do not
know whom all the toastins
agenda will include, but W.
know that John A. Tumbri
the tourney chairman, viii
find himself surrounded will
C.F.U. as we'll as local Off
cialdom.
In any case the 1855 tour
nament, from the opening
tip-off to the final toas
merits your attendance.
Frank Braidic, Sec'y
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Lanes, conveniently located
at 1884 West Mitchell Street
on South Side Milwaukee. The
official tourney schedule is
published elsewhere in to-
days English Section.
Returning for their Sec
ond taste of this annual
sports-social nectar are
contingents hailing from
North Chicago and Wauke-
gan, Illinois. We bid them
welcome.
Hosting this years state
wide meet are the "Van-
guards" of Lodge 8O7, Mil
waukee, who are thoroughly
prepared to show one and all
a grand time throughout the
Saturday and Sunday, March
1927, festivities.
Two topnotch social gath
erings will highlight this an.
nual extravaganza.
A dance and get-together is
to take place Saturday eve
ming, March 26, at Karlo'
vich's Hall, 539 South 9Th st
The Hanes Trio will do the
musical honors from 8:3(
o'clock until closing.
The Trophy Award Ban
quet and Dance will be run
off Sunday evening, March
27, at Karlovich's Hall,
with Sick Benefit Depart
ment Secretary John Ovca-
rich representing the c.
r. US Home Office at
Pittsburgh as our guest
speaker.
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Robert Teak, Secretary, both
of whom appeal to you to join
the group at their next re-
hearsal, Wednesday, March
%, at 800 PM.
Walter BubanOvich, Pub.
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Thirty-Five CUNTS Entered In Chase
For Wisconsin State Tourney LaureIs

Milwaukee, Wise. - Thirty-fve mems and ladies' quints
will battle it out Saturday and Sunday March 1927 for
team honors the Wisconsin Council of CFU Lodges 4th
Annual Wisconsin State Tenpin Bowling Tournament
Scene of the two-day championship meet which includes
team singles doubles and aevens competition In both the
mems and womens divisions will be the Mitchell Recreation
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For one, the Campaign
Convention Committee will
sponsor Greyhound Bus Lines
"CFU Caravans" from a
number of the Society's
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IL 100 AM. Johnstown Pa Lodge VS. Etna Pa Lodge
CONVICTION SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
Covngton and Madison Avenues, Youngstown, Ohio
SATURDAY - MARCH 26, 1856
First Round
900 AM. - Youngstown Ohio, Lodge 66 No. 2 VS. Ali
quippa, Pa, Lodge 423
Quarter Final Round
1000 AM. Youngstown Ohio Nest 300 VS. Pittsburgh
Pa, Nest 81
11:OO Am. Alquippa, Pa Nest 1l3 Monessen Pa,
Nest 81
IL 100 Noon Farrell Pa Nest 100 VS. Johnstown Pa,
Nest
100 PM. - Youngstown Ohio, Lodge 66-Farrel, Pa,
Lodge 126 VS. Monessen, Pa, Lodge 1914
200 PM. - Youngstown Ohio, L. 66 No. 2-Aliquippa
Pa, Lodge 423 VS. Steelton, Pa Lodge 13
800 PM. - Johnstown, Pa. Lodge 5-Etna, Pa, Lodge
VS. Duquesne, Pa, Lodge 800
Semi-Final Round
400 PM. - Youngstown Ohio, Nest 3O9-Pittsburgh,
Nest 67 VS. Aliquippa, Pa, Nest 113-Mones-
sen, Pa, Nest 81
500 PM. - Farrell Pa Nest 19O-Johnstown, Pa, Nest
VS. Conway, Pa, Nest 1O3
600 PM. - Youngstown Ohio, Lodge 66-Farrel, Pa,
Lodge 126-Monessen, Pa, Lodge 1914 VS.
Youngstown, Ohio L. &c (2)-Aliquippa, Pa,
Lodge 423-Steelton, Pa, Lodge 13
700 PM. Conway Pa. Lodge 540-Farrel, Pa, Lodge
705 VS. Johnstown Pa, Lodge 5-Etna, Pa,
Lodge 4-Duquesne, Pa, Lodge 320
CENTRAL Y.M.C.A. GYMNASIUM
Downtown, Youngstown, Ohio
SUNDAY - MARCH 27, 1855
Final Round
1880 PM. - Junior Division Championship of the Gro
attain Fraternal Union of America
245 PM. Adult Division Championship of the Croatian
Fraterna Union of America
Note: - All Junior Division games will be played with
CO minute quarters: final round game with eight 8
minute quarters All Adult Division games will be played
with eight 81 minute quarters final round game with ten
0) minute quarters Each must report to the Gym
chairman at least half G2) hour before time
Championship trophies to be awarded at Victory Ban
quet 500 PM followed by Dance Both events Sunday
ming March a. 1855 at the Croatian Home 1912 West Fed
eral Street, Youngstown. Ohio.
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18th Annual Cage Tourney Schedule

HILLMAN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
Himan Street, Youngstown, Ohio
SATURDAY - MARCH 26, 1866
First Round
900 AM - Youngstown, Ohio, Lodge 66 Farrell p
Lodge 126
1000 AM - Conway, Pa, Lodge $40 Farrell, p
Lodge 705
II 100 AM - Johnstown, Pa. Lodge VS. Etna Pa Lodge
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IMPORTANT! - All team captains are most urgently
requested to check in at least oneha hour before their
assigned bowling hour in order that the Tournament Secre
tary keep the events running time The cooperation
of all kegers in this respect will be deeply appreciated
by the undersigned
Anne Damjanovic, Tournament Secretary
4th Annual CFU Wisconsin State Tourney