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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-11

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Buffalo BowIers Plan
Valentine Day Shuttle

Buffalo, n. Y. The Jer-
ry Kustich Memorial League
Of Buffalo will hold a Valen-
tine Dance at the Croatian
Homo, Saturday, February
II, 1866. This shindig is one
Of a series of social events
that has kept the local Lodge
557 membership and their
friends agog.
Music for the Valentine
Dance will be furnished by
the Balkan Serenaders of
Lackawanna. The Lodge 557
bowlers extend a cordial vel
come to our patrons in Buff
falo and our friends in Wei
land and Hamilton.
1t goes without saying that
there will be no end to re-
freshments, liquid or solid, or
to your individual sojourn
that evening. Join the crowd
that will trek it to the hub
of activity in Buffalo that
day.
Charles r. kristich, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-26
Clarion Choir
Back In Action

Clarion, Pa. -- We are
proud to announce to our ma
ny friends that the "Jelica"
Singing Society has again re-
sumed rehearsals.
At our first rehearsal held
on January 18th, we were
certainly glad to welcome
back our old members, re-
turning servicemen and new
members.
To our many friends who
did not know of our rehear-
sails and who are interested
in singing, our welcome mat
is out for you to join our
group.
Rehearsals will be held
every Tuesday night at 800
PM, at the Croatian Hall, 241
Maple Avenue. With our
young new director and our
selection Of new songs, we
hope to reach the goal which
we have set.
Ruth E. Milas, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-26
Hamilton, Ontario, Lodge 94 Props
For Celebration Of Tenth Anniversary
Children's Home Superintendent Slated
To Speak During February IL Festivities

Joseph Loncaric, will sound
off with your favorite tunes.
We ask that our G.. F. U.
members and friends in the
entire Toronto, w elan d,
Cooksville and Hamilton are
as join us in this festive sa-
lutte to the 10th Anniversary
of the founding of our Lodge.
We hope you will refrain
from making any other en-
gagements for Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th. Instead, plan to
spend a most pleasant eve
ming in our company.
The Committee on Ar
rangements is making certain
that you will be we'll taken
care of if you take advantage
of our hospitality on that
date. We especially hope to
entertain the members of our
neighbor Lodge 644 and 9th.
er organizations in the Hamil.
ton area.
The welcome mat is out fo1
all who care to be our guests
on Saturday, February 18th
Stanko Spehar, Sec'y
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Detroit Home Members
To Meet January 2Oth

Detroit, Mich. - The An
nual Membership meeting of
the National Croatian Home
Corporation will be held on
Sunday, January 80, 1855, at
the usual place, 1875 E. Nc
Nichols Road, promptly at
200 PM.
This is the important ses-
sion wherein we elect officers
for the Corporation for the
current year, and also select
the Builders Committee for
the new hall. Other items for
discussion are slated for the
remainder Of the meeting.
AS usual, sandwiches will
be served after the meeting
to all members present.
The Executive Committee
appeals to all members Of the
Corporation, and also to the
affiliates of CF'U Lodge 351,
to be present at this very
important annual gathering.
Don't forget the time, 200
PM sharp. Ivan Rimac;
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Seattle, Wash. - Thanks
to their wise parents, Lodge
439 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union was enriched in recent
months By the welcome addi-
ton of two lovely young Ia
dies, Pearl and Jennie G.
Plenkovich.
Both Junior Order Nest
22O transferees, Pearl was
the first to enter Lodge 439
and was Oh hand some
months later when her sister,
Jennie, took the same step.
Both of these young ladies
were born in Seattle and at
tended it's fine schools.
Pearl attended West Seat
tie High School and gradu,
ated in 1851. She is presently
employed by the Borden Com
pany. Jennie will graduate
from West Seattle H g h
School this coming June.
The daughters Of Paul anc
Clara. Plenkovich, we'll known
CFU boosters and local citi
zens, Pearl and Jennie have
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Hamilton, Ont. - The 10th
Anniversary of CFU Lodge
954 will be commemorated on
Saturday, February IL, 1865,
with gala festivities, includ-
ing a Banquet and Dance Pro-
gram, at the Croatian Ma
tional Home, 173 Beach Road.
The celebration will COM
mence promptly at $50 PM.
Our feature attraction will
be the appearance of bro.
Nick D. Sarich, Superinten-
dent of the CFU Children's
Home, Des, PLANES, as our
honored guest. and speaker.
Bro. Sarich should have
much to say about the prob
lens of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union and it's Children's S
Home. We urge our members
and friends to be on hand to
hear his vital message.
For your dancing pleasure,
after the conclusion of the
program, the popular Plavi
Dunav Tamburitzans, under
the leadership of youthful
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their own dues down to be
recorded.
In this way your child will
be more conscious of our or
ganization and he will take
great pride in paying his
dues. Send him down on the
first Sunday of the month
at 200 PM, to the Croatian
Home, on Franklin St., to at
tend the meetings regularly.
At this time we would like
to thank all the youngsters
and their parents for the
wonderful cooperation ex-
tended us during our term of
office as the Nest Manager.
We have maintained our
membership status and we
are fully confident that with
your help again this Jear, we
will enjoy a smoothly run
organization.
If you have any questions
or wish to pay dues, you may
phone me after 7::30 PM,
Conn e ellsville 8338J12, or
write to me, Catherine M.
Francis, P. o. Box 1O4, Uni
ontown, Pa. Also, we can be
reached on the first Sunday
of each month from 1900
Noon until $50 PM, by call
ing Geneva 8-e613.
Catherine Francis, Mgr.
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Cleveland "zzumberaks" Preparing For
February IS Duke Tamburitzans' Show

Cleveland, Ohio - What is
the brightest event scheduled
to flash. across the fraternal
horizon in the near future?
Where will it be staged? And
who will be the performers?
For the members of Gum
berak" CF'U Lodge $50 there
is only one answer, the an
nual appearance of the Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans, starring the UP and
coming boy from Euclid, Wal
ter Burovac, and the erst-
while singer Of the "Slavuli"
Chorus, Mary Ann Ference
vich.
Both Of these youngsters
are our Lodge members and
making a good deal of prog
ress with the group. They
should serve to add that eX-
ira bit of spice to the perfor-
nance this year and we urge
our members and friends to
be in attendance.
The Concert will be staged
at the Music Hall, a well
equipped, up to date chamber,
affording a good view of the
stage from all seats. The date
to keep in mind is Sunday,
February 13, 1855, at 8 PM.
A huge reception is also
scheduled to take place di-
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Pearl And Jennie 6. PIenkovich Join
Growing Ranks OF Seatt|e's Lodge 43q

two younger brothers. We are
naturally looking forward to
the day when they, too, be-
come members of Lodge 439.
We wish Pearl and Jennie
nothing but the best and sue
cess in whatever they choose
to take up in life. With their
energy and eagerness, they
can't help but make us par
donably proud of them.
Our Lodge also welcomed
the following Nest transfe-
rees in the past few months:
Anna Marie Vidos, Shirley
Dragin, Frances Klepach,
John Plese, Clement Munich,
Gary Cinkovich and Walter
Cinkovich. We hope to ac-
quaint the readers of the
Zajednicar with these young
men and women in the near
future.
Until then, "dobro doSli' to
all who came our way from
Junior Nest 220!
| Roy Toljan, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-26
Gloria And Ivan MeIada Great Credit
To Society's Camden, N. J., Members

lar in his own right, gradu-
ated from West Chester,
Pennsylvania, State College
and has set out to teach
French, English and Social
Studies.
At West Chester, he was
a member of the Friars, Pres
ident of the Little Theater
Club, member of the Epicu-
rean Club, and participated
in the Wayne Hall Follies.
His favorite sports in college
were softball and volley ball.
Both Gloria and Ivan grad
uated from Chester, Pa, High
School in 1949.
The Meladas, all of them,
participate in every undertake
ing of their respective LODI
ges. Be it a dance or an out
ing, even the funeral of a fell
low member, rest assured
that this fine family will be
there. Oh, if every c. F. U.
member could be like them!
Samuel and Malta, the
parents, came from that
Little California" known as
Kosteli, Dalmatia, Yugosla-
via, and Immediately took
America to their hearts. They
have certainly done their part
here by giving the United
States two outstanding young
citizens in their daughter
and son, Gloria and Ivan.
We doff our hat in genuine
admiration to this family of
fraternalists!
Marko Kaurlato, Lodge 1863
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Cokeburg koIo Group
Set For Great Season

CokeDurS, Ia. - On 0uH-
day, January 16, 1856, the
Kolo Dance Group under the
supervision of "St. George"
C.F.U.> Lodge 354 held its
first meeting of the new year.
AS a result of the election
Of officers which took place
during the meeting, the Off
GERS for 1855 will be as fol-
lows: President. Bernard NJ.
Luketich; Vice President, Jo-
seph Ladisic; Secretary, Ann
Rozich; Treasurer, Mary c..
Luketich; Board of Trustees,
Anthony Knaus, Carol Gin
drich and Virginia Daniels.
Taking charge of Publicity
! will be the undersigned.
dance Instructor for the Sen
, ior Group and Advisor for
/ the entire group will be our
| Chairman, Bernard M. Luke
itch, while our Junior Dance
Group will be instructed by
our Treasurer, Mary c. Lu-
ketich.
Practice for the Junior
Group will be on Monday and
Thursday evenings at 6 pm.
and practice for the Senior
group will be at s pm. on
Friday evening. We hope that
holding practice sessions on
Fridays will enable all our
Senior dancers to attend each
and every practice. Anyone
in and around the vicinity of
Cokeburg, interested in Kolo
Dancing, is invited to attend
these practice sessions.
| Due to the fact that the
United C.F.U. Lodges of -Four
Counties hold their regular
monthly meeting on the last
Sunday of the month, we
have decided to hold ou,
monthly sessions on the third
Sunday of every month at Z
pm. The success of our group
depends largely upon the in
terest and cooperation of al
the dancers and parents alike
so we urge the attendance OF
both at our regular monthly
meetings.
We are very proud of the
past record of our Group and
| from all indications, this com
ing Summer season will bt
one of the most active we
have ever had. Ann ROZich
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Akron Lodge 472 Again Strengthened
By Transferees From Junior Nest 240

Bro. Trivunovich is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Tri-
vunovich, Akron. He was
born November 13, 1886, at
tended Miller Grade School
and graduated from Garfield
High School. He has joined
the Air Force and is coming
along very well.
A sister, Ivanka, and a
brother, Stephen, remained
in the ranks of Nest 240 as
Michael moved up the frater-
nal ladder to our Lodge and
took out a 20 Year Endow-
ment Certificate. His hobbies:
The harmonica and guitar.
These young gentlemen
have always been a credit to
their families, their friends
and nationality. That they
willing become just as great
a credit to the Croatian Fra
ternal Union is as certain as
anything can be, for their
parents have long been lead
ing exponents Of the Society
and have taught their chill
dren to respect and boost the
CFU.
We welcome them both
with best wishes for a future
rife with happiness.
Katherine Dizdar, Mgr.
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Uniontown's Nest q Manager Appeals
To Parents For Better UNDERSTANDING

UniOntoWn, Pa. - Once
again the Manager of Junior
Order Nest 80 is forced to
make an appeal to the par
ents of our members to have
all dues paid up to date.
It seems that it would be
unnecessary to remind the
parents of these dues since
the amounts are so small
each month and the benefits
of belonging to an organiza-
tion like the Croatian Frater-
nal Union so great. But, ne
vertheless, the same problem
comes up every month.
Your Nest Manager finds
it an unpleasant task to sus-
pend members who are delin-
quent but he or she has no
choice in the matter. Our
books are checked every
three months by the Board
of Trustees and the members
of this Board are on my neck
if the payments are not kept
up.
This year marking the
4Cth Anniversary of the CFU
Junior Order, we are more
reluctant than ever to sus-
pend our members. Parents,
why not teach your children
the Importance of belonging
to the Nest by letting those
kiddies of sufficient age bring
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rectly following the show, at
the Sachseheim, E. 55th ST.,
at st. Clair Avenue. Hold on
to your Concert stub because
it will serve as your admis-
sion to this post-concert af-
fair where you will be able
to meet in person, the musi-
clans who make up the Du-
quesne troubadours.
Are you looking for a tic.
ket and want it soon? If you
do, just drop in at the follow.
ing business establishments:
Golub's, 47O3 Supe riol
Avenue, the Croatian Home
in Collinwood, E. 156th al
Waterloo, Miles Park Flora
Shoppe, 930S Miles Avenue
and the Burrows Downtown
Office. AIT Euclid Avenue.
And now we realize thai
all youngsters would have {
difficult time scraping up the
money for plush seats in the
dress circles. So, arrange
ments have been made tt
sell all un-reserved balcony
seats to children for just fif
ty cents.
We are hoping that all par
ents will take advantage O.
this offer and bring the kid
dies along to the festivities.
| George Reich, Jr., Serbs
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New Verona Manager
Anxious To Cooperate

Verona, Pa. - The newly
elected Manager of Junior
Nest 223 wishes to inform all
members that q collection of
junior dues will be made at
the Narodni Dom every third
Sunday of the month, be-
tween the hours of 100 and
200 PM.
This time has been set a.
side for this purpose, prior to
the monthly meeting of CFU
Lodge 602.
If you find it impossible to
take care of your youngsters
dues during this specified
time, you may call at my
home, 200 West Railroad
Avenue, on any week day.
Anna Mikus, Nest Mgr.
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"hCldCI lIObldS, els
well known Lodge 472 mem
bers. He was born November
%, 1886, in Rootstown, Ohio,
attended the grade schools of
that community and later
graduated from it's High
School.
Presently in the employ of
a rubber company, Mike has
chosen farming as his favor
ite hobby and can run a trac-
tor with the best of them.
Four of Mikes sisters were
on hand in Lodge 472 to well
come him when his time came
to bid farewell to Nest 240
He elected to take out a 20
Year Endowment when he
Joined our ranks, which shows
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Camden, n. j. - It is with
great pleasure that we ac-
quaint all members of the
Croatian Fraternal Uni O n
with Gloria K. and Ivan P.
Melada, son and daughter of
Samuel and Matija Melada,
2O14 Melrose Avenue, Ches-
ter, Pa.
Gloria and Ivan are men,
bers of the Society's "Danica"
English Speaking Lodge 730,
Camden, while the parents
are members of "Hrvatski
Cvijet' Lodge 1853, Camden.
Gloria recently graduated
from the University of Penn
sylvania with a Bachelor of
Arts Degree after majoring
in Economics.
She participated in many
collegiate activities, among
them the Pennsylvania Play
ers, the Bowling Green ORA
matte Club, the Neuman Club
Executive Committee, Senior
Class Council and Inter-Mu-
raj Sports. All of which made
her one of the most popular
students on the campus.
She is a member of the
Chi Omega National Social
Sorority and held the office
of Activities and Social
! Chairman. Gloria is now with
the internationally famed E.
I. Dupont De Nemours Com
pany at Wilmington, Della
ware, where she is doing a
fine job.
Ivan, an outstanding scho-
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ST. Louis Group
Girding For Fete

st. Louis, Mo. - The st.
Louis Kolo Group will stage
it's End Annual Folk Dance
and Kolo Festival on January
80, 1855, at the st. Joseph
Croatian Church Hall, 18th
and Russell Blvds, with the
cooperation of the st. Joseph
Church Parish.
The interesting program is
scheduled to begin at 600
PM. The we'll known Villa
Singing Society of the Hrv.
Sokol Dalmacija will be our
guests, along with the Happy
Hearts Tamburitza Orchestra
which has been engaged to
play for your pleasure.
The Festival is being staged
in January instead of in May,
since so many other events
are scheduled for the later
month.
We are extending a cordial
invitation to all our friends
in st. Louis, East st. Louis
and the Tri-City area, to at
tend. Tickets may be secured
from any member of the Kolc
Group. Ann Lusicit
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Steeltan Manager Set
For Year OF Progress

SteeltOn, Pa. - This is to
inform the members of Jun
ior Nest IS that bro. Michael
Stubljar has retained his po-
sition as Nest Manager for
the current year.
Nest dues will be collected
at the Lodge Hall, End and
Washington Streets, each
Sunday. If any member is un-
able to take advantage of this
arrangement, he is welcome
to call at the Managers home,
228 Frederick Street, or tele-
phone 9-4765.
At this time we wish to
thank our members for the
fine cooperation which we re-
ceived from them during the
past year. We wish to remind
those whose dues are in ar
rears to settle the account
with me just as soon as pos
sible.
Michael Stubljar, Mgr.
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Akron, Ohio - Two more
names were added in recent
weeks to the roster of "Ma-
tija Gubec" Lodge 472 of the
Croatian Fraternal Uni o n
when Michael Joseph Tho
mas, Jr., and Michael Trivu-
novich transferred to our
ranks from Junior Order Nest
240.
Bro. Thomas, residing in
Atwater, Ohio, is the son of
Mike and Frances Thomas,
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HOW TO BECOME A DELEGATE
4th JUNIOR CONVENTION
CROATIAN FRATERNAL UNION

This is a complete yet compact guide for all who
aspire to elect themselves delegates the 4h Junior Con-
vention, which will be held in Gary Indiana July 234
1-Compete and return your Declaration of Intention
2You must be Junior CFU member 1918 years of age
3-Earn your required number of campaign points.
Meeting these requirements will make you an official
delegate entitled to round trip railroad coach fare to Gary
actvities participation in convention proceedings etc.
Point Requirements:
20 Points for Junior not requiring rail bus fare
nor hotel room.
so Points for all Juniors living within 200 miles of Gary
IS Points for all Juniors living within 1000 miles of Gary
100 Points for all Juniors living beyond 1000 miles of Gary
Seniors may qualify honorary delegate with aboYe
enumerated privileges of fare hotel meals etc. by earning
exactly double the point requirement of Junior except
that they do not require fare and hotel the quota shall
be just 20 points.
How To Get Your Points,
BY enrolling members into the CFU into either
Junior Senior department. Be that you sign
"Proposer" the prospects membership application
locate prospects, Any person of Sav blood is eligible
New Insurance Point Values
$1,000 Educational Endowment Orr .........15 Points
1000 20 Year Endowment Or or Sr.) ......15 Points
1000 Twenty Pay (Junor Senior) ........12 Points
1000 Whole Life and Endow at Age 70 (Sr) 10 Points
500 Educational Endowment Orr ............ Points
500 20 Year Endowment (Jr or Sr.) Points
500 Twenty Pay Junior Senior) .......... Points
500 Whole Life and Endow. At Age 70 (Sr) Points
Income Defender Points
Si Suilor ieiml @ % I'm.
SICK Bene1t L Po!nt
Disability Point
Remember finally that if perchance you do not reach
your required quota you will not have worked in vain You
will in such be given dollar for every point earned
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East Chicago Choir
Expresses Thank

NIOd Lldll-<AlllCl ASoiA ~ - b AAAS
Society "Sloga" met recently
at the Croatian Home in In
diana Harbor, to compile the
business for 1856, and to
hold elections for new Off
GERS.
The outgoing officials are
as follows: President, An
drew Livovich, Vice-Presi-
dent, Matthew Rivich, Secre-
tary, Mary Estill, Treasurer,
Matthew Mudrovich. Newly
elected to those positions in
respective order are Alex ST.
kich, Matthew Rivich, Diana
Mazur, and John Ceperich.
Bro. Livovich expressed his
gratitude, in behalf of "Slo-
ga, to the following: Dolo-
res, June and Marlene Sikich,
Mesdames Blaskovich, Dalto-
vich, Dominic, Hegie, Klobu-
char, Knezevich, Mudrovich,
Radi, Rivich, Sard, Sikich,
Stumpf and Vuxinich, Mes
srs. Balich, Brkich, Helm
b a c h, Kendall, Klobuchar,
Knezevich, Kvenich, Livovich,
Maddox, Polich, Sikich, Stan
kovich, Svetich, Vukelich and
Zafran.
These people, although not
members, aided "Sloga' at
various times throughout the
year. Thanks was also given
to Prof. C. F. Stephens, Di-
rector of "Sloga", and Mrs.
Marilyn Karras, who served
as accompanist during a good
part of the year.
Trustees selected by the
group are Matthew Mudro-
vich, Chairman, Zvonko Ju'
govic h, Andrew Livovich
George Niksich and George
Yancich. The Social Commit.
tee is composed of Matthew
Rivich, Chairman, Walter Ko'
sinsky, Frank Marich, George
Yancich, Mrs. Mary Estill
Mrs. Sebra Heimbach anc
Mrs. Helen Zafran. Ticket
Chairman for all projects fol
the year is Andrew Livovich
The Membership Commit
tee has as it's Chairman, Mrs
dolores Livovich, Violet Kve
Mich, Mary Kay Mardjetkt
and Virginia Reyes. English
publicity will be handled by
Diana Mazur and the Gro
attain by Catherine Wild ane
Zvonko Jugovich.
The Music c o m m i t t e
members are Zvonko Jugo
vich, MAIDEN Kabalin, Walter
Kazic, Steve Rizvan ane
George Yancich. Librarian!
are Pat Gronek. Sharon Mas
tey and Mary Vuxinich.
On January 16, "Sloga'
members and supporters en-
joyed an installation dinner
at a local restaurant. Stanle,
Lokanc took pictures. Speech
es were made, and the out
going officers received gifts
John Brozovich, founder O.
"sloga" and honorary Pres
ident, made appropriate re
marks about Andrew 1.-Two
vich's work as President. Bro
ILivovich served three terms
during which "Sloga' rose a.
the areas major singing
oro,ln of ira tvpe
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o Today is the tomorrow
you worried about yesterday.