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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-25
Churehmen, Lodge In
Johnsfown Title Match

Johnstown, Pa. - After
holding a slight lead through
out the second half, the Lodge
5 team finally came through
and won the second half
crown in the Johnnies Mixed
Dux League.
They picked up three wins
on April 5th at the expense
of the last place Baretincic
and boosted their winnings to
thirty games. With one week
of the schedule remaining
they command a six game
lead over the second place St.
Rochus Churchmen.
The Lodge teams high
shooters for the session be-
ing reported were Ed Comm
skey, 204-491, and Vic Far
kas, Jr., with 469. The lone
ace that evening for the Ba-
retincic Morticians was Geo.
Sestrich who shot 177-195-
100 for 562, the male session
al high.
In the other match, the
Clark Powells took a FL nod
over the st. Rochus Church
team. Michael Duray was tops
with a 48O series, while An
thony Sestrich took single
game individual high honors
with a 212 game as part of a
All set.
Vic Farkas, Sr., shot a 180-
473 and Joe Gojmerac 180-
473, enough to put a clinch
to their rivals. For the
Churchmen John Rozich shot
a 197-487 series and Joseph
Kolar 459 in a futile effort to
stop the Restauranters.
On tap is the 1856 champ
ionship play-off between the
st. Rochus Churchmen, the
LIST half titlists, and the
Lodge men who came by their
title in the second half.
John j. Fabina, Sec'y.
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MiIwaukeeans To
Hail Mons Nav IS

Milwaukee, Wise. - T h e
Committee for the 4th An
nual Mothers Day Program
held it's first meeting on
March 18th.
Elected as Committee Off
GERS were: Pres, Mitzie Knaf-
lie; Vice-Pres., Ka t h rim e
Kordich; Sec'y, Mary Ann
Vukusich; Treas'r, Mary ST.
kich; and Refreshments and
Food, Mary Homes and Mary
Ann Vukusich.
Our guest Of honor and
speaker on the occasion will
be Philip Vukelich of Pitts
burgh, Croatian Section Edi-
tor Of the Zajednicar.
The hall is rented for the
date of May 13, so we ask
other lodges and organiza-
tions to refrain from schedul-
ing another affair for that
date.
All we ask for is a dona-
ton of cakes and your pre-
sence. .
Mitzie Knaflic
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Buds Pushing Pitters
For Clarion GonfaIon

Clarion, Pa. - BudWeiser
keglers beat the Pabsts three
games to tie Fort Pitt for
first place. John Grayson and
Emil Bekavac, 168-477 and
152-439, respectively, were
the big guns for the Buds
in their clean sweep.
This marks the first time
in a month that the BudWei-
sers were able to place that
high. incidentally, Emil Beka-
vac over the past 4 weeks has
clipped off some good scores,
the best of the lot being 230-
$50; the triple gives him sea-
son honors.
The Fort Pitters were able
to take but two from Du-
quesne, Mike Vickers and
Betty Lou Gretz the main
cogs for the winners, while
J. A. Strinich and Marian Be-
tenich pooled their efforts,
Marian getting the sessional
feminine highs, 15O-379, as
the Dukes had one big game,
607, in the night capper.
Iron City took two from
Rolling Rock and the usual
happened, Robert Abershaff
and Anna Mae Kukich spark
ed the way for the winners.
Charles Yaksick had a $50
for his big game, enough to
salvage a win for the Iron
City team.
The Miller five went deeper
into the cellar when Ole Shay
proved better in two games
of their match, Ann Milas and
Captain John Bolcic figuring
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Detroit Members
Await Home Report

Detroit, Mich. - The mem
bers of the Croatian Home
Corporation are urged to at
tend the regular meeting
which will be held on Satur-
day, April %, at 1875 East
McNichols, beginning at $50
PM.
The Building Committees
will give very important re-
ports and positive decisions
will have to be made by the
entire membership.
We wish to remind our
friends and members of go
ra" Lodge 351 that the Spring
Season is nearly over and the
Saturday evening music will
be discontinued at the Gro
attain Home.
Therefore, 1t might be a
good idea to take advantage
Of the few Saturdays left and
bring your friends to enjoy
our Cavaliers and the good
food the Mothers Club men,
bers so graciously serve for
!. our pleasure.
I'd like to compliment the
women for their efforts in
keeping the children's treasu-
ry supplied with funds for
tamburas and other educa-
tional needs. It is amazing
what our girls can do in that
kitchen, and all without any
personal remuneration.
Have you ever stopped to
? think of the love your moth
ers have for you, children?
A. M. Sertich, Rec.
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Former Junior kegIer
Sets New Toronto Hiqh

Toronto, Ont. - With the
bowling season just about
over at this writing the inter-
est shown by every bowler in
the Lodge $50 League isn't
lacking in the least. Neither
are good scores on the part
of a few individuals.
Joe ]. Misetich who was
just a Junior kegler last year
rolled a new record triple. His
total $50 made up of games
of 253-339-28S now tops John
Lozo, 861, and Bob Mich
with 829.
Even with this score he
could not lead his team, the
Argos, in last place, to any
thing better than a 2 point
win against the Beavers. With
his good bowling Joe J. Mi
setich has increased his per-
sonal average to 2O4, which
isn't too bad for an up and
coming bowler with years
ahead of him.
Not to be outdone by this
sensational bowling John Ma
letich put together a 782-288-
288-206 and Tony Senzel 268-
242 and 239 for a 749, third
high that session. Nick Yus-
tins 81 was second best a.
mong the high single game
scores.
In the women's department
Diane Milakovich also was
heard from well, her 726
made up from 1e2-26e-265,
giving her the feminine hon
ors that day and lead her
team the Tigers to seven
points over the Maroons.
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East Pitt keglers To
Sup Before Biq Jaunt

r. Pittsburgh, Pa. - The
Lodge 141 Tenpin Bowling
League will hold a Supper
and Dance, Sunday, April 20,
at the So. Slavic Workers
Hall, corner North and Elec-
trio Avenues in e. Pittsburgh.
The epicurean tastes will
be served at 500 Pm. with
the rest Of the evening given
to the terpsichorean in us. A
good polka band will be on
hand to furnish the dance
music while plenty of good
food will satisfy culinary ap-
petites.
"Hrvatska Villa" Lodge 141
is sending two teams each,
men and women, to the 22nd
C.F.U. Tenpin Tournament
to be held the following week
end in Buffalo, New York.
We cordially invite all our
friends and lodge members to
attend the Supper and Dance.
Kassy Sardoch, Sec'y.
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East Bay And San Francisco Leagues
Schedule Tourney For Sunday, May 9Th
CFU Perpetual Trophy To Be Awarded
During May 18th Fete At Di MaggiO's

San Francisco, Cal. - The
two C.F.U. bowling affiliates
East Bay Bowling League
and the San Francisco Lea
que, both of which operate
on a mixed basis, have joined
to stage a tournament Sun
day, May 6, 1856, the results
of which will determine the
Bay Area Championship.
The teams will be matched
in this manner: No 1 team of
each league versus its coun-
terpart in the other loop, etc.
Total pinnagc of 6 games for
all teams, including a 66
2-3 handicap, will determine
the winner, either San Fran
cisco or the East Bay.
Three games will be bowled
at Berkeley Bowl at HOO A.
M. and three games in the
afternoon at the Sports Cen
ter. Each team that wins its
individual match will receive
$1,000.
1t is hoped that a Social
can be arranged after the last
match for all bowlers partici-
pating. We urge the current
team captains in the two
leagues to conduct the sign
ing of their team personnel.
The Joint Committee of the
East Bay and the San Fran
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Pittsburgh Lodge 234 Dux Tournament
Most Unique Sports Event In Society
Annual Patterson Classic Scheduled
To Be Held Saturday, Sunday, May Sc

PITTSBURGH - This is
the last announcement re-
garding the Annual Father
and Son Bowling Tournament
sponsored by Liberty CFU
Lodge 234.
This tournament, w hi C h
year after year increases in
popularity, will be held on
Saturday and Sunday, May
5th and 9Th, at the Lawrence
Recreation Parlors located at
54th and Butler Streets, in
the Lawrenceville District of
Pittsburgh.
This tournament is the
only one of it's kind in the
CFU and is more or less a
family tournament. We will
have doubles competition in
the following events:
Father and son, mother
and son, sister and sister,
brother and sister, brother
and brother, and husband and
wife. There will also be sin
giles events for both men and
women.
Still Time To Enter
The first entry in the hus-
band and wife event was re-
ceived from Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Papa, the first entry in
the brother and brother
event was forwarded by Jo-
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How To Procure
Cage Tourney Pix

Monessen, Pa. - In answer
to requests received Indirect
ly and otherwise for reprints
of photos taken of player
groups, etc., during the CF'U
Basketball Tournament in
Monessen, Pa, this is to ad-
wise all so interested. Some of
the pictures have already ap-
peared in the Zajednicar and
will in the future in the Ia
iednicar and the Junior Mag
azine. Please send a check or
money order in the amount
of two dollars ($2.0O) to cov-
er cost and mailing for a
print of each photo desired to
John Hurrianko, 1909 Atha-
liza Avenue, Monessen, Pa.
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vanguards Look Ahead
To June 18th Festival

Milwaukee, Wise. - "Van-
guards CFU Lodge 807 held
it's regular meeting recently
and Ards Srok was the lucky
winner of the Pot of Gold.
Two new members have
joined our nest. They are
Donald Novotny and Mary
Ann Novak. It was also de-
cided at this session, to hold
our Annual Dance on Novem-
ber 10.
'Vanguards" sponsored 4
bowling teams at the Bowling
Tournament held in Kenosha.
We congratulate the John
Kobza team, winners of sew
enth place.
Our members report that
a fine time was held by all.
w alter Gayske, executive
Vice-President, attended the
banquet with his family.
There he met Junior Order
Director Michael Grasha.
We wish to congratulate
Mary Behar on the announce
ment Of her coming marriage
on August II. She is one of
our former Junior members
and her mother Mary Fara-
no is our lodge member.
Full enthusiasm is shown
for the Annual Picnic to be
held June 18th. Tickets are
ready and were distributed at
the meeting on Thursday eve
ming, April II, at Karlovich's
Hall.
Ann Tschanz, Rec.
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seph and James Petrich, and
in the sister and sister event
Geraldine and Alice Sambol
have submitted their entries.
For the bowlers who are
fortunate enough to win in
the doubles competition there
will be beautiful trophies a.
warded. In the singles compe-
tition the winners will re-
ceive cash prizes.
The entry fee Is $1.00
per person in the doubles
events and $1.50 per per-
son for the singles events.
No entry fee is required for
the juniors in the double
events. All participants
must be members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
If you would like to parti-
cipate in this tourney and
have been unable to secure
entry blanks just send a post
card with your name, address
and event you wish to enter.
The tournament committee
will then notify you when you
are scheduled to bowl.
Anyone desirous of parti-
cipating or obtaining more in
formation may do so by con-
tacting E. Shaginaw, 211 An
drew Drive, Glenshaw, Pa, or
call Hunter 6-6854.
Ed. Shaginaw, Sports Dir.
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Lodqe 557 Selects Hotel StatIer As
Headquarters During Buffalo Tourney

Buffalo, N. Y. - The Buff
falo Statler Hotel has been
selected as the 1856 C. F. u.
Tenpin Tournament Head
quarters and as previously
announced in these columns,
the new Statler whole family
plan will ease the problem of
parents whose children will
be participating in the Junior
Division of the tournament
to be run off Saturday morn
ing, May 5, 1856.
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cisco Bowling League has de-
cided that the 1856 Bowling
Banquet will be held Satur-
day evening, May 18th, at
Di Maggio's on Fisherman's
Wharf.
There will be one entree-
Roast Beef. The cost will be
$3.50 per person, which in
cludes dinner, tax, tip and
music. Music will be furnished
by Martin Santich.
AS part Of the affair the
c. F. U. Perpetual Trophy will
be awarded to the Bay Area
champs along with some 35
trophies that the Joint Com
mittee is providing.
1t may be Of interest that
for the first time each and
every member bowling in the
East Bay and San Francisco
Mixed c. F. U. Leagues will
receive a suitable engraved
memento.
Once again may we remind
you for May 12th-Cocktails
at 700 and Dinner at 500
P. M. Tickets are on sale now
by the committee consisting
of Peter Obad, Bob Mestro-
vich, Kay Petrucela, Ed Baily
and Tony Ivanetich.
Antoine Iyanetich
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. Cards for reserving hotel
rooms have been mailed to all
of the 1855 tournament cap
tains and we ask that all
those contemplating coming
to Buffalo for the May 4-5-6,
1856 weekend make hotel re-
servations as soon as possible.
Write ahead even now to
Samuel ]. Albert, 391 Fargo
Avenue, Buffalo, 13, New
York for either inquiries or
hotel reservations.
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Second row: Al Spishak,
Jerry Kustich, Charles Bla-
zina, Transportation Chair
man, John Di Martile, Souve-
mir Book, George Rok, John
Loncher, Ent r t a i n m e n t
Chairman, Mike Marks, Trea-
surer, Steve Swagel, Co.
Chairman, and Walter Bego-
vich, Decoration Chairman.
Those missing when the pic
ture was taken were: George
Oguich, Sam Albert and Ar
thur Di Martile.
just Let Yourself Go
A few more weeks and the
time we've all been waiting
for will be upon us. Let's
make the most of it. Bring
along your smiles and leave
your troubles at home.
We have planned, schemed
and pulled strings in order
to get the best bowling faci-
lities, entertainment, food,
music and everything else
that makes these annual tour
naments such a big success.
We will have two of the
finest tamburitza orchestras
on hand to provide both Gro
attain and popular dance mu-
sic. The Balkan Serenaders
have been playing for a num-
ber of years and are led by
Nicholas Klaich, better known
as "Tillie".
The other group is the Slav
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HER ACTIVITIES
Beayerites Will
Mark 18th Season

NEW BRIGHTON - The
26th Anniversary of Beaver
ties" Lodge 738 of the Croa-
tian Fraternal Union of Ame-
RIGA will be celebrated on Sun
day, June 8, 1856.
The celebration will be in
the nature of a Picnic at
Wise's Grove, New Brighton.
Highlighting the festivities
will be an afternoon program
of outstanding musical enter
tainment, speaking and other
attractions.
Starring during the pro-
gram will be the youthful
but already famed "Sloga"
Junior TamburitZa Orches-
ira of Farrell, Pa, all at
tired in beautiful native
dress.
Representing the Home Of
flee at Pittsburgh as speakers
will be Supreme Treasurer
Martin Krasich and Croatian
Editor of the Zajednicar Phi
lip Vukelich.
Editorial Staff
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Youngstown Ladies In
Card Party, Bake Sale

Youngstown, Ohio = The
Croatian Home Ladies' Auxi-
liary will sponsor a Card Par
ty, Bingo and Bake Sale on
Wednesday, April Is, at 7::30
PM, in the Croatian Home at
1912 w. Federal Street.
Re f r e s h m e n IS will be
served and all members are
asked to donate baked goods
for the bake sale.
Kay Srnec, Pres.
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Serenaders, equally as popu-
lar and lead by Frank Row.
son. Either group will be glad
to play your favoritc songs
and music.
Don't forget the wonderful
opportunity of visiting Mia
CARA Falls. 1t is truly a Won
derful sight and one that will
be remembered for a long
time.
Three Fun Packed Days
Those of you who plan to
come in on Friday, don't for
get our get-together Party in
the Ukrainian Hall on Gen.
esee st. There will be music
provided by the Balkan Ser
enaders and delicious sand
wiches, ETC., made by Mary
Kustich, who is famous for
her roast beefs.
Saturday, of course, is a
mother big night. After all the
terrific scores you make in
bowling that day you'll want
to celebrate, and the Ukrain-
ian Hall is the place to go.
On Sunday, the Victory
Banquet will be held at the
same location. We have OBJ
tanned the best catering SER
vice for this occasion.
Until May 4-5-6, the best
of bowling and may your Buff
falo visit be a memorable one.
Elizabeth Marukic, Pub.
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Lib keg|ers Rate Bus For johnstown Tourney

Pittsburgh, Pa. - We wish
to inform the members of
Liberty" CFU Lodge 234
that a chartered bus will be
available on Sunday morn
ing, April 20, for transporta-
ton to the CF'U Western
Pennsylvania Duck Pin Tour
nament in Johnstown. The
bus will be parked in front of
Bratska Sloga, 146-44th st.,
and will depart promptly at
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Cleveland Lodge 403
In Supper April 18th

Cleveland, Ohio - C.F.U.
Lodge 403 will hold a private
Supper Dance Party on Sun
day, April 20, in Browns Ia
vern Hall, 5211 Harvard Ave.
The festivities will begin at
4 PM, with supper being
served at 6. Dancing to the
music of a good orchestra will
continue until midnight.
Andy Tumbri, Rep.
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9 AM. Please be on time.
For further information, or
to make reservations, please
call Stephen ]. Cestarich at
MU 2-1431.
We are urging our men,
bers to take advantage Of this
method of transportation, so
be sure to make your reser-
vation early.
Frank H. Becer, Sec'y.
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in these two wins. William
Kapsha had a big first game
of 172 to win for the Millers.
May End at the Twin
Coaches will see the league
members sitting down to a
banquet as the seasons fl
male.
j. A. Strinich, Sec'y.
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Buffalo Tenpin Tournament Committee
Ready For Coming Of BowIers, Friends
Endless Hours Of Planning And Efforts
Will Come To Successful Head May 4-5-6

BUFFALO - Pictured above of the commit
tee chaen and their helpers who have been working very
diligently planning the 22nd Annual National CFU Bowling
Tournament, May 45-6.
They are from left to right first Kay Briggs Mary
Kustich Elizabeth Marukc Publicity Chairman, Mary Ann
Ivancc Dorothy Kstch Secretary and Carolyn D Marte
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. Think! Have you enough
CFU Life Insurance? Check
and plan today!
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and one service on Christmas Day.
At 1880 p. m. Christmas Eve,
the annual Family Service for the
children of the Church School and
their parents will be held in the
church. This will be service of
Evening Prayer, with carol sing
ing, and a Christmas story. The
junior choir will sing for this
service.
The traditional midnight serv-
ice will begin with half hour Of
carols and Christmas music, sung
by the st. Pauls Adult Choir, and
beginning at 10:30 p. m. At 11:00
p. m. the main service marking
the birth of Christ will begin.
This will be a Choral Eucharist
with sermon.
The musical setting for the
Eucharist was written by Everett
Titcomb, organist at the Church
Of st. John the Evangelist, Bos-
ton, Massachusetts,. The choir will
also sing during the service, 81
Wonder AS l Wander, an Appa-
lachian Carol, by Niles, "Holy Day
Holly Carol" Old Cornish, by
Lefebvre, L and "In Excelsis
Gloria" by F. F. Harker. The
offertory solo will be 30 Lovely
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n, me perfect gift and you sovs
shopping time. rs the one sure way
Of knowing thot the recipient gets
the gift he really wonts. You con
charge your gift certificate 70 your
account.
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The usual Christmas musical at
Windermere Methodist Church this
Christmas Sunday, December 23rd
at 7:3O o'clock, will have as guest
soloist, Vitold Kushleika, violinist,
and a member of the Cleveland
Symphony Orchestra. He will play
as the offertory solo Harvey B.
GauPs christmas Plantation"
Mr.. Kushleika is a graduate of
Eastman School of Music and re-
ceived his masters degree at
Western Reserve University.
Mrs. Grace Toy Davidson, di-
rector of music at Windermere,
has arranged the following Sc
lections of traditional Christmas
music:
Prelude-Pastorale from Christ
mas Concerto (Arcangelo Corelli).
Professional: o Come, All Ye
Faithful (Adeste Fideles).
Pastoral Prayer, DR.. M. Wayne
Mcqueen.
Carols: Joseph Came Seeking A
Resting Place Ernest Willough-
by), What Can This Mean? (F.
Broadus Staley), The Sleep of the
Child Jesus (F. A. Gevaert).
Tenor solo-O Holy Night
(Adolphe Adam).
Carol-anthem-Masters IN This
Hall IT. F. H. Candlyn)-soloists,
Eleanor Kiplinger, Gordon Kalina.
Hymn - There's A Song in the
Air Karl Harrington).
Contralto solo-Cradle Song OF
the Virgin Johannes. Brahms)
Viola Obligato, Vitold Kushleika.
Anthem-The Two Kings (Joseph
Clokey). Offertory - Christmas
Plantation Song Harvey B. Gaul)
Vitold Kushleika, violinist.
Baritone solo A Christmas
Alleluia Samuel r. Gaines), an
them-Carol-Noel (Peter J. Will
housky), Soprano, Three Mystical
Songs (Alec Rowley), Three jolly
Shepherds, The Prophecy, The
Birthday.
Anthem - Gloria in Excelsis
(Florence Jolley), soloist, Miriam
Long. Silent Night, Holy Night
(Franz Gruber). Benediction and
Choral Amen.
The Sunday morning 11:0O
o'clock worship will have special
music.
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Eleven different styles ef
these comfortable and god
looking hand turned slip.
per, in operos, everefts.
romsros and pullmon styles.
Sizes ia 70 II, c ond .
widths. S3.ss TO $s.9s.
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Christmas In Our Churches

Advent Candles is one Of scrip
ture readings and carol singing,
with the lighting Of candles COM
memorating the four Sundays in
Advent.
At the HOO service, the Rev.
William E. Towner will take as
his topic for the morning message
"The Christmas Story" Special
Christmas music will be presented
by the choir.
Through the cooperation Of the
Music Committee and the Board
of Christian Education, the choil
and Church School unite in pre-.
senting a Christmas pageant en-
titled "Christ Came to All the
World" on Sunday, December
23rd at 400 p. m. The pageant
is under the direction of the
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Voice Of the Sky" by H. A. Mat
thews, and sung by Mrs. Fern E.
Lyngholm. Mr.. Edwin D. Ander-
son is the organist and choir di-
rector for these services.
On Christmas Day there will
be a service of the Holy Com
munion in the church at 1000 am.
The services for this Sunday,
December 23rd, will remain un-
changed. They are: Holy Com
munion, 800 a. m; $3.50 a. M,
Family Service and Morning
Prayer and Sermon at 11:15 a. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20

Church School Superintendent,
Mrs. Larry Thompson. Special
music by the choir will be led by
Mrs. Jane Carroll, organist and
choir director. Solo music will be
presented by Sheila Braidech,
George Rebel, and Alvin Shiffler.
This special service will be fol-
lowed by a Fellowship Hour in the
church social hall.
Christmas Sunday evening, the
three groups-BYF, Judson Fell
lowship, and Young Adults, will
go carolling at the homes of shut
in members of the church. Fol-
lowing the singing, the young
people will return to the home of
Carolyn Zurmuehlen for refresh
ments,