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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June S-Ernest Golden. 456 st.
Anthony Av.; Mrs owen Howell,
3s1 N. Grotto; Mrs. Wilbur Hen
derson, 731 st, Anthony Az; Billy
Douglas, 426 Carroll Av.; Theresa
Gayle, 523 Carroll Av.
June civilian J. Holloman,
1853 st. Anthony Av.; Patricia c.
Allen, 642 Iglehart Av.; Gregory
Anderson, S02 Dayton Av.; Don
aid johnson, sol St. Anthony Av.;
f. c. Bradley, 642 Rondo Av.
June 1O-Jolane Rivers, 71s
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Emma Kirk,
81 w. Jessamine; I. NJ. Dorsey,
967 Iglehart Av.; Oden Tucker,
24S Fairfield Av.; Kenneth Pugh,
972 Carroll Av.; william Black,
1872 w. Central Av.; Charles
Lamb Jr., $50 w. Central Az;
Mrs. George Atkins, 400 st, An
thony Av.; Harrison Davis, sr.,
441 St Anthony Av.; John Grit
fin, 667 w. Central Av.
June I'm. Love, TAO Iglehart
Av; J. l. James, 300 Carroll Az;
Glen Hickman, 966 st. Anthony
Av
June 12-Mrs. C. II. Haskins,
6s7 st. Anthony Av.; Edith Price,
7O6 Rondo Az; Charles Farr
Nichols Jr., 1925 Carroll Av.; Ar
thur Blair, 52s w. Central Az
June l3-JunauId Braddock, TOT
Iglehart Av.
June 14-Mrs. ]. T. Harris Jr,
81 w. Jessamine St; Mrs. Jose
phine Jordan, 961 Marshall Az;
Raymond Brown, 931 81. An
thony Az; William NJ. Brown, POI
st. Anthony Av.
Out Of Town Birthday
June 14-Mrs. Minnie Annetta
Woods, Louisvill Ky; Charlotte
Perfect, Washington, D. c.
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yersity Of Minnesota for the past
two years. Mr.. Payne is working
on his doctors degree in educa-
ton. Mrs. Payne is an elementary
teacher in the Athens school sys-
tenn. They are residing at $500
Oakland Av.
Joins Husband: Mrs. Gwendolyn
Stepp and son Ronald Wagner, of
$50 e. 3sth St, left the city June
LIST for Syracuse. N. Y. to join
Mrs. Steps husband, Guss Stepp.
They will make their future home
in Syracuse.
Family Guest: Mrs. Arthur Gil
hum OF Kansas City, No, spent the
holiday weekend in the city visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. Williams of 4445 First
Av. S. She left for her home Sun
day evening.
Out OF Hospital: William Mos
ley, 3445 Third Av. s., returned
home Wednesday May 20, from
Deaconess hospital His condition
is reported as much improved.
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Centennial Pluxu To 30
Minneapolis Town He'll

Centennial Plaza, Sixth St at
Second Az s., viii be Minneapo-
lis Town Hall next Monday June
10, from a. m. TO $50 p. m. The
Citizens League OF Minneapolis
and Hennepin County is inviting
all candidates in Tuesdays city
election to put up signs, distribute
literature and make speeches at
the Plaza.
There viii be patriotic music
during the lunch hour, flags and
all Of the excitement Of last min
ute campaigning. Sample ballots
and information on all Of the can
didates will be distributed.
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Kansas City Visitor: Mrs, Mary
Ward OF Kansas City, No, arrived
in the city. May n, for a visit
with her cousins. Mrs Alice
Brown and Mrs. Myrtle Potter Of
ST40 Fourth Av. S.
Family visitors; Mrs. Arthur
L. Register and daughters, Coven-
try, Daryl and Maria of Austin,
Tex. arrived Thursday, May 80.
70 visit their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. william wormley
and sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Curry OF ASS Port
land Ay.
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ELECTION TOPS AcENpA
or ADElpHAI CLUB

The AdelphRi Club met on Tues
day. May IS, at the home Of Mrs.
Minnie Raymond, 654 Rondo Av.
Election OF officers was the high
point Of the meeting with the fol-
lowing results: President Mrs.
Crystal Burgess; Mrs. Cora Moore.
vice president; Mrs. Birdie High.
reelected secretary and Mrs.
Minnie Raymond, reelected treas
urer. Newly elected officers were
duly installed by the retiring
president, Mrs. Anna Cook.
Department heads win be APP
pointed at the next meeting,
which win be a picnic at Como
Park on Tuesday, June IS.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

NA4NNH.sAA Sh@Ao bARAAhDAAS
June s-Mrs. d. w. Ingram.
Ss4I Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Bertha
Christopher. Sis James Av. N;
Katherine Harper, 1901 Bryant
Av. N: Leonard J. Counter, 900
Marquette Av.; Mrs. Dorothy
Jones. s07 Washington Av, s.;
Jimmie Anderson, Ss25 Third Av.
s.
June I'D. c. Dowdy. S633
Smelling Av,: Mrs. Marguerite
Combs, S61s Fourth Av. s.: Mrs.
clifford Harris, 2eI4 slst Av. s.:
Frank Castleman Jr.. 5l2 Z. 25th
ST.: Steven Lee, 202S Blooming
ton Av.; Mrs. Sarah Benson. 526
nth Av s.
June Christine Field. s54
N. Bryant Av.
June IL - Mrs. Rose Nc
Moore, 4l6 Il. 25th St; II. r. VIII
son, S94s Fourth Av. s; Charles
Miller, Sr., 40ST Fourth Av. s.:
Christine Carr, 1901 Olson High
way; Lawrence Jetson, S445 Third
Av. s.; Mrs. NJ. Franklin. 500 Al
drich Av. N; Renee jackson, 9i0
Bryant Av. NJ: Grover Ingram,
42Os Third Av. s.; Mrs. Viola
Madden, 1897 Fifth Av. S.
June 12-Mrs. Ernestine DAN
forth, 1896 Clinton Av
June 13-Mrs. Beatrice Partee.
331 f. S7th St; Mrs. Frank
Brown, 7ol Fifth st. N; Miss
Ruby jackson. Si7 Bryant Av. N.
June l4-Mrs. Ann Dahl, 4746
Grand Av; Mrs. William spivey,
3s40 Fourth Av. S.
Out -Of-Town Blrthdays-
June s-Corrine Jones, Chicago,
Ill.
June 1l-Mrs. w. Howard,
Youngstown. o.; w. c. Roach, Los
Angeles, Calf.
June 12-Mrs. c. f. Morgan,
Lansing, Mich; Lillian Robinson,
Chicago, Ill: Mrs. Louneer
Pemberton, Chicago, Ill; Mrs.
Eta Bowen, South Bend, Ind;
Mrs. w. d. Meigg, Corinth, Miss,
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Birthday Greetings" a regular
weekly feature in this paper has
host Of readers. Many n person Is
surprised by birthday cards which
originate from the reading Of this
popular feature by some friend.
See that we get your birthday In
this column!
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The Navy icebreaker USS
Glacier made the earliest penetra-
ton Of Antartica's ice pack In
history, arriving at McMurdo
Sound Oct. 2s, 1855.
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Louis Jordan Guests
On jackie Gleason
Show Suf. June 8

Hollywood amp Louis Jor-
dan and his Tympany Five will be
guest starred on the Jackie Glea-
son show on CBS-TV, June 3 from
to 8 p, m. CNYT
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Celebrate Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs Louis Duckett 3749
Fifth Az s. Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Fried
Of glehar Av celebrated their joint wedding ami
verSaes Saturday june l. II the fifth for the buckets
and the eighth for the Fredman The quartet to Cole
mans Supper Club for dinner and dancing gamorous
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS :

Hospitaized Mrs Clarence Smith % W 33rd ST. entered
Fairyew hospital Friday, May 81 for minor surgery.
Visiting Husband Among the charming visitors the city
Mrs Hllman Payne ii of Athens Ala who arrived Fri
day. May 81 Mrs Payne spend the with
husband man Payne H. who has been enrolled the Uni
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Temperatures at the geographic
South Pale is expected to reach
100 degrees below zero in August.
BRIEF NEWS ...
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Be sure 20 vote for your favor
lite candidate for Queen Of Min
nesOta EIIIs.-Advt.
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Vote for your candidate for
Queen Of the EIIIs tOday.-Advt.
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ST. PAUL


June s-Mr. and Mrs. William
Martin, 4l6 St Anthony Az
Eighht years: Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Blakey, 75s st. Anthony Az,
IL years.
June 9-Ar. and Mrs. Ernest
Williams, s35 Iglehart Av., 80
years.
June 1o-Ar. and Mrs. Frank
jackson, 2ss N. st. Adams, 20
years: Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Jackson, BOG Rondo Az; IS years.
June 12-Mr. and Mrs. Wood
ford Mills, s1s St Anthony Az,
20 years.
June l3-Mr. and Mrs. Lee A.
Gwynne, ssl Carroll Av.. "a years;
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Grissan, 52l Au-
rora Av., n years.
June I4-Mr. and Mrs. William
Brown, 22l St Anthony Az, Il
years.
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Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS
June 1O-Mr. and Mrs LeamOn
Banks, $500 Fifth Av. S; one
year; Mr.. and Mrs. James 3.
Cook, Jr., 4436 Clinton Av., eight
years.
June 12-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Patterson, 7O4 Fremont Av NJ
% years.
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RENT 1T WITH A WANT AID
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Our iron ore future
depends on plants like this

Last year. almost half the Minnesota iron
ores shipped TO steel mills were concentrates
produced from low-grsde ores. Here are the
facts: in 1856, we shipped total Of 63,203,-
3l6 tons Of iron ore. p ,900,2 92 tons came
from concentrating plants, such as the one
above, which uPgraded and improved the
crude ore. Tsconite pellets added 4,8l6,9O9
more tons to Minnesota's shipments Of con-
centIated ores. More and more, our mining
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27
Milwaukee Lodges To
Bring D.U Tammies To
Town Friday, Apr. II

MILWAUKEE, Wise.
The Milwaukee County Lod-
ges are bringing to Milwau-
kee the internationally fa-
nous Duquesne University
Tamburitzans on Friday eve
ming, April 26.
The group heading this
event is comprised of Wal
ter Gayske, President; Nick
Hinich, Vice-President;
Ann Tschanz, Treasurer;
Fran Rocki, Secretary; and
Ardis and Ed Srok, Wei
coming Committee.
The next meeting will be
held at Karlovich's Hall, 539
South Sixth St., Thursday,
March %, at 7:3O pm, and
all Milwaukee Lodges are
urged to send two represen-
tatives to the meeting.
This will be the first of two
appearances of the Tammies
in Wisconsin, so if the peo-
pie can't make one date they
might like to make the next.
Admission will be S1.00, in
Guiding tax.
Fran ROcki, Sec'y.
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Ms Pitt Association
Looking For Steward

N. S. PITTSBURGH, Pa. -
The Croatian Societies Hall
Association of CFU Lodge /,
which is located at 1916 e.
Ohio ST., will accept Club
Steward bids until the date of
the next lodge meeting, Sun
day, April IA. At that time
the bids will be voted upon.
An applicant must be a
member of Lodge l as we'll as
a member of the Club. Infor-
nation concerning the SAL
ary, etc., may be obtained
from either the lodge or club
committee. Bids should be
mailed to the club or Lodge
Secretary, John D 0 k m a n,
1916 E. Ohio St., Pgh. II, Pa.
Peter A. Muselin, Pres.
John Dokman, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27

dent Council during his soph-
omore year at Midland High
School, and now President of
the Student Council in his
farewell term, Frank ranks
as one of the finest all-around
schoolboy athletes in the his
tory Of Beaver County.
A letterman throughout
his career at MHS, Frank
played right tackle with the
grid squad, operated as a
forward with the schools
always potent cage forces,
and doubled in brass as a
catcher and All outfielder
with the diamond aggrega-
ton.
How good is he as an ath-
lete?
More than good enough to
be bounded with tantalizing
offers to matriculate at such
outstanding universities as
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With High School Athletic Record Like His
Frank Beggs, Jr., Can Write His Own College Ticket

ROCHESTER, Pa.-Frank
Beggs, Jr., who recently
transferred to Abraham Lin
coin" Lodge 85 from Junior
Order Nest 8, is proof that
nothing succeeds like success,
Born Feb. 8, 1889, in Bea-
yer Falls, Pa, this excep-
tionally talented young man
is the son of Frank and
Caroline Beggs, Ohioview,
Pa, and has a sister still
affiliated with Nest 8.
When he joined Lodge IS
he was greeted there by his
grandfather and step-grand-
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Begg, and his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Begg.
His uncle is at present the
very efficient Treasurer of
Lodge IS.
Another uncle and aunt are
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Begg of
Rankin, Pa. Mr.. Begg served
Lodge 6 of Rankin in many
official capacities over the
years and is one of the best
known CFU personalities in
Western Pennsylvania.
Everything Comes Easy
Now a senior at Midland,
Pa, High School, Frank start
ed up the ladder of success
while still a grade school stu
dent.
He was crowned King in
the 9Th grade of public school,
awarded the coveted Ameri-
can Legion Medal, and gradu-
ated with high honors to go
on to greater heights.
Vice President of the Stu
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". Brownsville Lodqe
Arranges Dance Series

w. BROWNSVILLE, Pa
CF'U Lodge 307 will hold the
first of it's seasonal dances, on
Sunday, March 81, in the Gro
attain Home Club Rooms.
Music will be provided by
the popular Selo Tamburitza
Orchestra, under the direction
of Petar Bacan of Versailles,
Pa. AS at all such affairs, de-
licious barbecued lamb and
pork will be prepared and a
variety of drinks will be a.
vailable.
Since this is the first ap-
pearance of this we'll known
orchestra in our vicinity, we
would like to see the social
rooms filled to capacity. Ad-
mission will be free, and those
who are not members of our
lodge may gain admittance by
giving their own lodge num-
her at the door.
We also take this opportu-
nifty to remind our members
and friends that as heretofore
the Mello Star Orchestra, un-
der the direction of our men,
Der Frank Grahek, will play
for dancing in the club every
Sunday night.
Entertainment Committee
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4-County Group
In Mass Meetinq

Continued from Page y
this instructive March 81
session.
They are also urged to bring
along their Lodge and Nest
problems for an airing during
the ???-and-answers period
which will take place immedi-
ately after the addresses by
bros. Ovcarich and Brkich.
One, Two, Three, Go!
There is a great deal of
CFU spadework to be done
in our 4 Counties.
Virtually hundreds of
people in these areas are
eligible to affiliate with the
CrOatian FraternaI Union,
so why should we permit
our competitors to step in
and "take the cake?"
Instead, let us attend this
Campaign Conference on Sun.
day, March 81, be brought
up to date on the many facets
of the Croatian Fraternal Un.
ion, and then go out during
the weeks ahead to enroll all
anxious to join the greatest
organization Of it's kind on
the face Of the earth.
Time and tide wait for no
man! Neither do our fraternal
competitors,
Bernard Luketich, Sec'y.
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Etna Lodge 4 Seeking
Steward. .Janifor Bids

ETNA, Pa. - With the ap-
proval of our CFU Lodge 4
members, at the last regular
monthly meeting held March
10, 1857, it was decided at
this meeting to elect a new
steward and janitor for our
new Croatian Home.
This election is to take
place at the next regular
meeting on Sunday, April IA.
In accordance with this de-
cision, any member who wish
es to apply for this position
must have a written applica-
ton to be turned in to the
Secretary, Joseph Rukavina,
So Cherry St., Etna, no later
than April 1, 1857 Amy appli-
cations received after April
l, 1857, will not be valid and
will not be considered.
Any member, 21 years of
age and over and in good
standing, is eligible to apply.
For additional information,
concerning salary and duties,
you may contact either the
president or the secretary of
the lodge.
Joseph Rukavina, Sec'y.
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CFU TechnicoIor Film
To Be Shown March 81
By Clarion Lodge 248

CLARION, Pa. - CF'U
Lodge 24S will show the film
'"This Is Your Croatian Fra
ternal Union, on Sunday,
March 81, 1857.
This interesting movie,
which shows our great Soci-
ETY. in operation, will begin at
7:30 PM and be shown in the
Croatian Home at 241 Maple
Avenue, Clarion.
A 16 nm. technicOlOr
production, narrated i'm En-
glish by the English Editor
Of the Zajednicar. Stephen
F. Brkich, this film depicts
the various facets of the
Home Office, the CFU
Children's Home at Des
PLANES, ILL.,, the Gary, Ind,
Junior Nest 10 Summer
School, etc.
All our local CFU members
and friends should not fail to
attend.
Refreshments and snacks
will be served Immediately
following the program.
John BOIcic, Vice-Prcs.
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Maryland, North Carolina,
Toledo and a host of other
institutions anxious to lay
ther hands on a sports star
Of very rare vintage.
King Crowns The Queen
Nor does this fine young
man lack anything in the per-
sonality department Of life.
Hardly, for he was crowned
Midland High Schools King
of Football" and had the
honor of crowning the Queen
of Football durng his career
at MHS.
Frank, at the moment, is
studying a pile of scholar
ship offers from numerous
olleges and universities
stretching from coast to
coast. Which of these will
eventually win his nod we
cannot say at this time.
But the one that finally
"gets" him will be enrolling
a young American of Croa-
tian descent who can very
easily more than hold his
own on the field of athletic
competition and still rank
Al in the classroom.
That his parents and rela-
tives of Frank are proud of
him should go without say
ing.
That his fellow Lodge 85
members are no less proud
Of him is attested to by this
article. With it go our very
best wishes for happiness and
deserving success in the fu-
turc.
John r. Mikan, Sec y
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Uniontown Ladies To
Stage Party March 81
For Most Worthy Cause

UN1ONTOWN, Pa. - Busy
days are ahead for the wo-
men of the Croatian Citizens
Club Ladies Auxiliary. Plans
have just been completed for
a Corn Party to be held Sun
day, March 81, at $3.50 pm,
in the Croatian Home on
Franklin st.
The proceeds of this par
ty are to be donated to the
Fayette County Society for
Crippled Children and
Adults for their Treatment
Clinic in UniOntown. Help
ing crippled children is the
charity chosen by the auxi-
liary to participate in.
Club and lodge members
are asked to come enjoy
themselves and at the same
time help a worthy cause.
Next Stop: Washington
The women are also plan.
ming a trip to Washington, D.
c., for the Cherry Blossom
Festival. Already, reserva-
tions have been completed for
one bus and are now being
taken to complete a second
bus.
The cost of the trip from
UniOntown is $3.50. Any
one desiring to take the
trip is asked to contact
Mrs. Sophia Zubovich,
phone Geneva 8-O692, to in
quire about reservations.
The group also plans to
visit the Franciscan Monas.
terry, along with other points
Of interest in Washington.
To Raise Roof May 26
The gala End Anniversary
of the Auxiliary will be cele-
brated with a Banquet on
May 26th.
We respectfully request
that neighbOring lodges
and clubs do not plan af-
fairs for that date, so that
they may join us in cele-
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West AIIis Lodge Set
For March 31st Party

WEST ALLIS, Wis. -
"West Allis' CFU Lodge 1872
will sponsor a Pillow Case
Card Party on Sunday, March
81, at 2:30 pm, in the st.
Augustine Hall, 6762 w. Ro-
gers st.
The members and friends
of our sponsoring lodge and
all other local lodges are in
vited to attend.
Mike Papa, Rec.
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South Chi Ladies Organize Gu Club
CONTINUED From Page y

Continued From Page y
CFU Lodges organized their
Ladies' Club last month.
This they did to better
pursue and render service to
the cause of Croatian frater-
nalism and, in a greater mea-
sure, to implement the ambi-
tious program of the United
Lodges for 1857.
In addition to the March
80 function mentioned, they
are planning Mothers
Day program and will be
responsible for the Junior
Christmas Party in Decem-
ber.
Their past accomplishments
at the Christmas Parties,
sponsored by the United LODI
ges, are legion and there
seems to be no doubt but that
they will exceed even those
in their coming events.
A Great New Church
The March 80 affair is des-
tined to live beyond the life
span of any participants for,
in way, it shall be commem-
Grated with steel and stone,
brick and concrete, and the
other artifacts of construc-
ton in an enduring monu-
ment.
Proceeds will 90 to swell
the ever growing fund for a
new Croatian community
church in So. Chicago, Sa-
cred Heart.
The fund is very close to
the amount necessary for
starting physical construc-
ton. 1t will not be long be-
fore the artisans and crafts
men move in" to raise the
new structure.
Who's Who Officially
AS for the group leaders.
Heading the United LODI
ges Women's Club is Julia
Stropin, Lodge 8, as Chair
man; Berta A. Barry,
Lodge 118, Secretary; Car
olyn Radja, Lodge II,
Treasurer; and Mary Zele-
nika, Lodge 948, Tillie Pc
nova, Lodge 275, and Ann
Kuhel, Lodge 80, as alter
nate officers.
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conducting the Englis h
Panel.
While the Panels will be
conducted at the same time,
separate quarters in the Gro
atian Home will be assigned
bros. Bella and Grasha for
their respective meetings in
order that neither will disturb
the other.
Confident OF Success
South Chicago's CFU Cam
paign activity the past sew
eral years has been outstand-
ing, to say the least.
But it's role in the 1857
Campaign promises to be
even more pronounced follow
ing the April Z Conference,
for it stands to reason that
much will be said that day
to enthuse local and other
district Field Workers in get
ting into the Campaign
swim"
We all know that this
years Canada HO" Cam
paign has gotten off to one
of the best, most productive
starts in many years.
Now let us see it through
in every CFU center in Amer
lea and Canada and boost it
to the point where it will 60
down as one. of the Society's
most successful Membership
Campaigns in the last Is
years.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27
Kenosha's "Amity" In
CoIorfuI Celebration
Of Twenty.Eiqhth Year

KENOSHA, Wis. = T h G
18th Anniversary Celebration
of "Amity' CF'U Lodge 692,
held on Saturday, February
%, 1857, proved to be a So
cial success with all in atten-
dance having a wonderful
time.
A happy hour started the
festivity and was followed by
a delicious chicken dinner,
served by the cooks = chef"
Stella Jambrek, Anne Damja-
movie, Helen Vujovic, Betty
Burger and Dorothy Jambrek,
(credit for roasting the fowls
is due Kate Kufrin). The ta-
bles were decorated with blue
and white appointments and
the guests were seated at the
head table.
Honor Three Veterans
A program Emcee'd by Don
Jambrek started with a brief
history of the % years of
"Amity" and an introduction
of the charter members who
were at the banquet.
Mr.. Nick Hinich, member
of the CFU Supreme Board
of Trustees, presented a
short address and congra-
tulated "Amity" OH it's %
years of success.
A hilarious skit, featuring
Frank Topolovec and Junie
Deck, who pantomined the
Bell Sisters singing and dane
ing to boo Hoo" literally
brought down the house"
Our lodge president pre-
sented CFU so year awards
to AlOis kufrin, Paul Rode
mond and Frank Jambrek
and the program was con-
cluded with a group of folk
songs sung by the girls
Amity Glee Club.
Dancing started at 8 pm,
with music furnished by the
Elias Tamburitza Serenaders.
Everyone Put TO Work
Besides the committee men,
toned above, we wish to
thank the many Amityites for
working at their various posts
- the bartenders directed by