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1, 1861, increasing regularly to an ultimate daily production of 75O tons.
 The firm has already applied to the Federal Power Commission for water power rights at Lemon Creek. The applications set out that the firm proposes building two power sites at Lemon Creek.
 Estimated in the propectus of the sale are about F billion board feet of hemlock, F billion board feet of Sitka spruce and about 125 million board feet of cedar.
 Stumpage Prices
 Present value of stumpage set forth in the contract, prices of which will be redetermined- at reg ular intervals, is $2S0 per thous- and feet of hemlock and $1.70 per thousand feet of spruce and cedar.
 The prospectus published by the Forest Service indicated that about 15 per cent of the timber sold may be found to be more valuable for manufacture into lumber, plywood or other non-fibre products.
 To date, the firm has made no announcement relative to a site for the proposed pulp mill. However, it has been speculated that the plant would be located at either of three sites Sheep Creek, Thane or the north end of Douglas Island.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-08-19

which swan out and destroyed the canoes and men who had deserted Na-chee-soo-nay on the rock. So thus was originated the Killer Whale Totem which today is till the tribal emblem of many of the Thlingets of Wrangell and South eastern Alaska A Killer Whale to- tenn pole stands on Shakes Island.
 The text is illustrated with clev- CT and artistic drawings done by MT. Forrest.
 The book is published by Bin lords & Mort of Portland, Ore.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-08-19
ATES REPRESENTATIVES, HERE NEXT WEEK

Norman A. Heimdahl and L. R. Thomas, of the Alaska Territorial Employment Service, will be in Wrangell August "A, 25 and 26, ac- cording to word to The Sentinel from MT. Heimdahl.
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posited a $25,OOO guarantee with Regional Forester A. w. Greeley and the firm will be required to deposit an additional $75,OOO with in IA days as a further guarantee Both deposits will be applied to the timber sale.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-08-19
DON'T LET ARTHRIrIC RHEUMATIC PAIN RUIN
 YOUR LIFE!

There's no need to suffer you CAN get relief QUICKLY with AR-PAN-EX. Most pain will sub side. :. YOU, and your loved ones can rejoice lhe thousands who are now relieved.
 Everywhere, victims of sciatica, lumbago and neuralgia are dis covering our "wonder-tablet" and thanking heaven for the SURE RELIEF AR-PAN-EX brings. Aching muscles, stiff joints may become Timber again.
 "I'm sorry I didn't try
 AR-PAN-EX months ago.
 Think of the agonies I could
 have avoided" writes one.
 Yes, indeed! But thousands who read this will NOT act will DOUBT our HONEST WORDS. We say BELIEVE-have faith in AR-PAN-EX. We sincerely tell you-AR-PAN-EX will quickly relieve much pain - or your MONEY BACKi
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Heimdahl said primary purposes of their visit is to interview claim ants and to make arrangements for regularly scheduled visits in the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-08-19

future.
 They may be contacted at the Federal Building following their arrival in town.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-06
Clearwater, Florida
The Friendly Springtime City"
Hale and Hearty
BY Rabbi David B. Albert

Hale and Hearty" is a good
English phrase, a vivid and vigor-
Gus bit of English idiom. It is used
to pay a compliment or to indi-
cate our own hopes for ourselves.
Both words, hale and hearty,
mean the same and have the same
connotations. HALE comes to us
from the German, where it means
either Tor both) to be HOLY and
to be HEARTY. And Hearty has
to do with all the vigorous quail
ties and characteristics Of the
sound heart in purity and in gen.
crosby.
The phrase, HALE AND
HEARTY, reminds us of the close
connection between the physical
and the spiritual, and of the func-
tioning of mind and soul and
body. It reminds us of the close
dependence between vigor and
virtue. Hale and hearty is a SIM
pie and friendly way of reminding
that goodness and well-being be-
long together. Holiness and health
seem very closely associated and
inter-dependent. Faith helps in
the recovery from sickness, and
religious teachings offer. actual
healing to the sick and his family.
IF you have your health, you
have everything" That is often
said, and perhaps represents one
of the major dominant interests
of our day. But that discovery is
usually made only in times Of
sickness. Even in order to safe
guard health and physical we'll
being, one must have faith and
confidence and religious devo-
ton. The hospital chaplain finds
daily illustration of how health
often rests upon faith.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-06
JWB. Armed Services Tercentenary
Week to be Observed May l4-2l

American Jewish military per-
sonnet.
The JWB Armed Services Ter
centenary Week, which will high
light the role of Jews in the U. S.
Armed Forces and the work of
civilians on behalf of Jewish serv-
icemen, comedies with the De-
partment of Defense-sponsored
Armed Forces Week.
To aid the hundreds of local
JWB Armed Services, Serve-A
and Voluntary Services Commit
tees as well as Jewish chaplains
and Jewish communal groups
planning to take part in the Week,
JWB has issued a Tercentenary
Week program manual. This
booklet details the aims Of the
celebration and lists suggested
program activities and aids.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-06

A nationwide observance of
JWB Armed Services Tercenten-
airy Week will be held from May
18th to May 21st, it was announ-
ced by Col. Harry D. Henshel,
chairman of the Armed Services
Division Of the National Jewish
Welfare Board (JWB). Col. Hen
shell is chairman of the Tercen-
tenary Committee on Military
Participation. of which JWB is a
member. JWB is the government
authorized agency for serving the
religious and morale needs Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29

their daughter Shirley Ann to
2dLt. william J. walsh. UsAR.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M.
Walsh Of Kingston. Pa.
Miss Wise is q graduate Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29
NJ A cRNlus

Get County Fair Brown n Serve Rolls. And follow
the simple directions printed right on the package
And In minutes !. youfe genius.
Because the perfect formula for Brown n Serve
Get County Fair Brown n Serve Rolls fresh
from your grocer today. And hear your family sing
coniinental Bakias cempaay., Ias.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-29

Beck From Tennessee

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest B. Jones
have returned home after q visit
to relatives in Oliver Springs.
Tenn. Mrs. Jones is the chair
man Of the Constitution Chap
ter of the OAR Magazine Com
mittee, and has recently been
appointed State Vice Chairman,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Mike Yakopcic Asked
To Contact Newspaper

McKeesport, Pa. - T h e
whereabouts of Mr.. Mike va
copcic is wanted for a Dunbar
Township, Pa, High School
1917 class reunion.
Mr.. Yakopcic last resided
at 633 Southern Ave., Pitts
burgh, Pa. in 1918. In 1913
he also worked for the Will
son-Snyder Co.
He was formerly of Daw-
son, Pa, and a graduate of
Dunbar Township High
School class of 1917.
Anyone knowing tn e
whereabouts of Mike Yacop-
cic get in contact with Mr.. D.
B. Barnhardt, c/o McKees-
port Daily News Co., McKees-
port, Pa, or phone McKees-
port NO-49161 as we would
like to have him at the re-
union.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Los Angeles Choir To
Rise And Shine June 5

Los Angeles, Calf. - The
"SlavulJ' Croatian Chorus
will sponsor its Annual
Spring Concert, Dinner and
Dance, at the Sons of Herman
Hall, on Sunday, June 5.
incorporated January Oath,
1850, the members of this
rapidly rising choral organi-
zation are firm in their belief
that the year 1855 will be the
greatest in their short but in
teresting history and all are
working even now to make
their June 5 undertaking lit
orally and figuratively "The
Best in The West"
We respectfully request all
local and district organiza-
tions to cooperate with us by
setting June 5 aside for our
Spring Concert, Dinner and
Dance. For which our CRATE
full thanks in advance.
Mary Nj. Pickard, Pub.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Canton Membership In
Sprinq Dance May 21st

Canton, Ohio - We take
pleasure in announcing that
the members of "St. Ann
Lodge 514 will hold their
Spring Dance on Saturday
evening, May 21, at the Anne.
rican Croatian Home, 2543
Winfield Way N. E.
Joe Stevens Orchestra of
Alliance. Ohio, has been en-
gagged for this festive occa.
sion and they promise to re-
gale young and old alike with
their music. A complete line
of solid and liquid refresh
ments will also be provided tc
help make your May 21 visit
with us a most enjoyable one
All members and friends OF
the Croatian Fraternal Unior
are invited to attend oul
Spring Dance.
Theresa Marich, Scribe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
JPN
Chicago Tourney
Hotel Rooms Set

Chicago, Ill. - Reserva-
tions for rooms in the Con-
gress Hotel which will serve
the Forthcoming 21st Tenpin
Tournament Of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, while cards
will be mailed to all team
captains in due time can al
so be had by various individ-
uals, bowlers or fans, by writ
ing even today to Hotel Com
mittee in care of Mrs. Ruth
Zakaria, 1917 West Gath
Place, Chicago 29, Illinois.
An early consideration by
all contemplating coming to
the 1855 Tenpin Tournament
will ease the work of the
committee and definitely as
sure you accommodations
without fail.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
East Chicago Singers
SHAPING Summer Aqenda

East Chicago, Ind. - The
Croatian-American ch oru S
"Sloga" held it's quarterly
meeting the evening of April
25 at the Croatian Home in
Indiana Harbor.
Announcement was made
by Mrs. Nicolas Zafran and
Mrs. Tony Heimbach, rattle
co-chairmen, that the prizes
have been picked for the first
picnic rattle. The picnic will
take place July 10 in Black
Oak. Prizes will include a $50
Savings Bond, a table radio,
and a $40 gift certificate.
Alex Sikich, president, held
a discussion on various con-
tributions "Sloga' will make
this spring. Checks were sent
to the "Rodoljub" chorus in
Johnstown, Pa, for their an
niversary program book, to
Harmony" chorus for tickets
to their recent spring concert
and to the Rudolf Matz fund
for transportation of that fa'
NOUS Yugoslavian composer
to come to the United States.
"Sloga" meets every Mon,
day night at 8 Pm. in the
Home.
Diana Mazul
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Detroit keglers
Rate Train Coach

Detroit, Mich. - All bowl
ers from Lodges 351 and TT
who wish to travel to the c..
F. u. Tournament in Chicago
with our special railroad
coach, please remember that
we will go from Detroit, Fri
day, May 13, at 4:45 Pm.
All of you who have not
made your reservations yet
please do so not later than
Sunday, May 9th, by sending
$15.35 to any Of the following
members:
Petar Drazic, 1888 Or
leans, TW 2-1s33; Andy De-
ZACH, 19257 Harmed, TW l.
S145; Neva Ruzich, 1884
Lawley, TW 2-1326.
Let's all go together and
don't forget the date, time
and place, May 13, 4:3O PM,
Michigan Central.
Peter DraziC
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Defroit's Croat Home
In Dance On May 18th

Detroit, Mich. - The next
dance to be held in the Cro-
attain Home, 1875 East Nc
Nichols, will take place Satur-
day evening, May IA.
Inasmuch as the ma jority
of the Cavaliers" Tamburit-
zans will be in Chicago that
weekend for the CFU's 21st
Annual Tenpin Tournament,
your musical hosts on May IA
will be the "Buducnost" Tam
buritza Orchestra. Add to this
bit of pleasing news the fact
that delicious solid and IL
quid refreshments will be
served and you have the max
ings of a truly enjoyable eve
ming.
Roselle Sertich, Treas.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Des Moines Lodge Has
Dance On May ! Aqenda

Des MOines, Iowa - The
affiliates of wild Rose" CF'U
Lodge 872 will stage a Dance
on Saturday, evening, May Z,
from 800 PM until 1900
midnight at the Highland
Park American Legion Hall,
3712-2nd Avenue.
Music for the occasion will
be dished out by the popular
Viking Accordion Band from
Albert Lea, MINI.
The Entertainment Com
mittee cordially invites all
CF'U members from this and
surrounding vicinities to join
us for our gala celebration.
Committee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Tourney BowIers
To Hold Meetinu

Chicago, Ill. - At the 1854
Annual Tenpin Tournament
bowlers meeting we submitted
a set of proposed constitution,
bylaws, rules and regulations
for the study of the annual
tournament participants, lod-
ges and delegates. The pro-
posed bylaws take into con-
sideration the changes made
since the last printing made
in the year 1851.
Any lodge delegate to the
1855 confab which will be an
nounced by tournament chair
man, John J. Golich, may
have a copy of the proposed
constitution, bylaws, rules
and regulations by writing to
the C.F.U. Sports-Education-
al Department.
At this Saturday evening,
May II meet, we shall have
on the agenda setting the site
of the 1867 C.F.U. Tenpin
Tournament. We look for
ward to hearing by then from
our Central Committees on
bids for the 1857 tournament,
Buffalo Lodge 557 as you
know being the 1856 hosts.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
JUNE | TOO LATE!

Are you either a Junior
or Honorary Candidate for
Delegate to the Croatian
FraternaI Unions Fourth
National Junior Convention
July 2-3-4, 1855, at Gary,
Indiana:
If so. please bear in mind
that you must qualify as a
Delegate by Tuesday, May
81, if you would attend this
great three-day gathering
in the Midwest.
Membership Campaign
applications d a t e d after
May 81 will not be con-
sidered toward the points
Credit" of those striving
to become either Junior or
Honorary Delegates. You
must make good by mid
night of Tuesday, May 81,
or miss out on what prom
ises to be the biggest such
undertaking in the annals
of the Society!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Chicago's "krizari" Assure BowIers
May 1915 Tourney Will Be Standout
Room Air Contioner Will Be Awarded
Lucky Patron Attending May Is Banquet

The final event, the BAN
quet on Sunday evening in the
same place, the Bridgeport
Community Center, will not
be surpassed, we can assure
you of that. Our own personal
reservation has already been
made, so if you should be so
unfortunate as to miss it all
we can say is that we'll be
sorry for you. The bowling
awards will be made at this
time and we know there are
enough to go around.
The special feature of the
evening, not including the
guests, will be the winning of
the Olympic three-quarter ton
Room Air Conditioner by
someone who bought a ban
quet ticket. This, we believe,
should be the final incentive
to attend this Sunday night
event. Well be happy to see
you there and are sure you'll
enjoy every minute of your
stay in Chicago.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Lodge 337 Will Hold
First Outing June u

Euclid, Ohio - The men,
bers of Lodge 337 will hold
their first picnic of the sea-
son on June 26 at the Kraini-
cic Farm in Willoughby.
Dancing will be to the mu-
sic of Frank Muza and his
"Plavi Dunav" Tamburitza
Orchestra, with the Kolo Kids
of Nest 373 providing addi-
tional entertainment. Piping
hot barbecued lamb and ice
cold refreshments will be a.
vailable all day long.
John Robich, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04
Cleveland Grown
Goes To Pioneers

Cleveland, Ohio - Frank
Duck" Bilicic's proud Pio-
neers cinched the top honors
in the Cleveland C.F.U. Mems
Bowling League week be-
fore the curtain came down
on this season.
But, just to make sure, the
new champions pounded out a
big 1884 set, including a 975
game, to win a pair from Sec
ond place Strivers
Pete Yurk led the pin bar
rage for the champion Pio-
neers with his 238-641 to
boost his final average up to
193.40, tops in this loop.
Johnny Braidic helped along
with his 222-622, finishing
with 1904, followed by
Frank Bilicic's 244-573. Geo.
Zivic and Tom Klisuric round
ed out the roster of the
Pioneers.
A pair of Steves, Kasunic
and Simcic, blasted 223-601
and 2O3-593, respectively, for
M and M Cafes but this didn't
make any difference to A. Gr-
dina and Sons as the under
takers grabbed a pair of wins
from the cafemen. Andy
"Smitty' Braidic had 213-560
and Dick Petkovic 236-536 for
the Grdina boys.
With the bowling out Of the
1954-55 bowling season, Ray
Murray's 269 game and Pete
Yurk's 691 series stand tops
in the local circuit. In the
team honors, the Strivers
walked off with their 1850
game and 3095 set.
George Celizic, Sec,y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

Chicago, iii. - The biggest
event of the year! Yes, our
National Bowling Tourna-
ment being held here in Chi
cago on May IL, Is, IA, and
Is at the Congress Bowling
Alleys, 81 E. Congress. It's a
natural. Everyone is having
sweepstakes and tournaments
right now and ours is not the
least.
With a record number of
team entries we're bound to
have the best time ever, and
the dance on Saturday night
at the Bridgeport Community
Center, 1881 w. 31st Street,
cannot rate less than the best.
How could it miss? We're
having two orchestras, one
the Sloboda Tamburitza, rs-
ted at the top in it's class, and
the other is Frank Kovacic's
Orchestra, a first class organ
ization, too. So with all this
music even the non-dancers
will have a very enjoyable
evening.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

Steich, Michael Vince, John Nuk-
ceyic.
Lodge 692, kenosha, Wis: Eddie
Babich, John Deck, Jr., Frank
Lane, Gene Miller, Ted Topolovec.
Lodge TT, Detroit. Mich: Oh.
Balconi, Charles Barkovich, Henry
Colombo, Joseph Dernay, Raymond
Filipiak, Bill Grgurich, Frank CIR
gurich, John Katis, Frank ko-
rach, Walter kurzatkowski, John
Magiera, Karl Nothdurft, Vince
Petricevich, Jacob Pintar, Charles
Pulick, Victor Pulich, John Rogers,
Andy Slawinski, Ben Wandzel.
Lodge 727, Gary, Ind: Victor
Kruzic, Martin Maluvac, Edward
Pavlakovic, William Woss.
Lodge 731, West Allis, Wis:
Nick Babich, Clarence Blaszyk,
Chuck Geboy, Geo. Grasser, Joe
Gudlin, John Gudlin, Mike Gud-
lin, Frank Kuchan. Paul Matosic,
Mike Papa, Rudy Papa, Steve Pa
syak, Emil Pintar, John Pintar,
Jr., Joe Rupinski, John Sarich,
Emil Tikvich, John Verbance, Joe
Vukovich.
Lodge 749, Chicago, ILL.,: Joe
Bradach, Joe Bujan, Stanley Cam
lie, William Camille, Mark Crneka,
Steve Crnich, Walter Clnich, AL
bert Cuculich, Steve Cuculich
Emil Eskra, Anthony Feretich
Vic Kariolich, Frank Kavois, Dar-
win Kruzic, B. Kruzich, M. kru-
zich, Dan kuchan, w. kuchan
John Micetic, r. Mikulich, Joe
Milos, Marion Milos, Stanley Mi
los, Steve Milos, Lou Pavletic, Joe
Polich, William Randich, Michae.
Randick, Frank Shubat, Joe Shu,
bat. Vince Shubat, John wager.
Lodge 7S5, Chicago, H.: JOSEPH
Horvath, Rudy Horvath, Louis
Marich, Andrew Timer.
Lodge 1877. Racine, Wis: An
thony Klemenec, George krizma
Mich.
Lodge s4S. No. Chicago, III.
Gus Kakouris. John Katalinich
Joe kerpan, John Matijevich. Pet'
Pavelich, Mike Sarich, Jack 81
kich, Joe Vulovich, Larry Vuko
vich, Ray Vukovich.
Lodge $50. Indiana Harbor, Ind.
Ray Dubczak, Frank Gavura, Tho
mas Grcevic, Milan Kalafatich
Mike Kijurina, John Kirincic. Et
Kresich, Louis Kresich, Leo kriz
man, Charles Lacko, Joe Marko
vich, Paul Mikula, Frank Nick
Sich Tohn Raikoyich. William Raj
kovich, Dan Simatovich, Mike 81
matovich, Pete Simatovich. Ed
ward Sindicich, Mike Stanko, Johr
Starceyich, Tony Tadey, Matt Vr
banich. George Yanich.
Lodge 859. Cleveland, Ohio: Ell.
Deanovic, John Hrnyall, Peter Lat
kovic, John Simsic. George Stra
hinic, Nick Strahinic.
Lodge 931. East Chicago, Ind.
John Daltovich, William Kielbo
wicz, ANTHONY Lignar, John Mi
chels, John Miksic, Joseph Rivich
Nick Skertic, John Spudic, JOSEPH
Spudic, George Stiscak.
Lodge 948, Chicago, ILL.,: JOSEPH
Dolinvak. Michael Knezovich, Stan
ley Nosich. Joseph Zadro.
Lodge e75, Toronto, Can: Johr
Amin, Mike Stanley.
Lodge 979, Lorain. Ohio: jim
Brletic, Paul Burgdore, John Deri
fay, Jack Findlev. Louis Frankie
vich. Edward Hobar, Joe Perry
Michael Pribanic, Joe Sislowski
Frank Yuricich.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-04

on to senior ranks, they will
have been seasoned bowlers.
Wilmerding also took boys
doubles honors as Ed Ribar
and Tom Brletic punched out
a $50 total to outscore the
Versailles entry of Frank Va
bich and Milan Dimich who
had an 8O3 pinfall.
These figures do not carry
all the enthusiasm and C.F.U.
consciousness which the jun
ior tourney carried. To some
Juniors it meant renewing ac-
quaintances, still to others it
brought the greatness of the
Society for the first time.
Where else but among your
own could you have the bowl
ing, six games of it paid and
then still receive trophies??
AS if this were not enough af-
ter all had taken their turns
at the alleys, a sumptuous
meal, the likes of which we
have not seen at such a tour
nament, awaited the kids al
the American Croatian Social
Club.
In an atmosphere such as
this it was but natural that
Aliquippa extended it's well
come officially in a light
speakers program presided
over by Anthony Vladovich,
prexy of the Croatian Ameri-
can Social Club and cutting a
big niche in his own field as
president of CLIO. local mum.
bering II 900 members. Intro.
duced and limiting themselves
to remarks in brief were V. ]
Mandich, Supreme President
Michael Grasha, Junior Order
Director and Frank Brafdic
C.F.U. Sports Director. Pics
| taken at the social party will
the better tell the joy that
goes with being handed cham.
,pionship trophies.
From the administration
end, Bro. Michael Grasha anc
the writer wish to thank par.
ticipants and hosts for the
manner in which they coop
Grated. The Alcro and Napre.
dak members pitched in with
scorekeeping and h c lp i n 6
round the team personnels tt
the assigned alleys. Mrs. Yer.
onica Fratrich certainly staff
ed herself with cooks anc
mattresses to handle a seated
crowd that easily numbered
one hundred if not more.
This is your Croatian Fra
ternal Union and it's Junior
Order. Enroll your young
sters for all that you can af
ford as protection.
| Frank Braidit