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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-07-04

MIS-. l.. r. RlgnIlfllie ana udugH-
ter Miss Lucy Rightmire, spent
last week in Grafton, w. Va, with
the formers son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Glenn.
Mrs. f. E Rathbun returned to
her home Monday aSter having
spent several weeks with her son
and daughterin-law, DR.. and Mrs.
Howard Rathbun, at Baldwin, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Beeson Snyder,
Richard and Barbara spent the
weekend with the formers father
Harry Snyder and other members
of the family in Martinburg, w.
Va.
Mrs. Christine Mulligan and
granddaughter, Mary Frances Null
ligan, of Baltimore, are visiting
the formers brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Taft Oursler,
for two weeks.
Members of the Keller Glade
Church, near Friendsville, are
planning a social, to be held at the
church on Saturday evening, July
6. Home made ice cream and other
items will be on sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hannah, of
Crosse Point, Mich, former resi-
dents, planned to motor here We'd
nesday and on Thursday continue
to Natural Bridge, Va. accompanied
by Mrs. Gladys Hamill.
Mrs. E. |. Baumgartner has
returned to her home after attend
ing a two-day leadership training
course in the adult education in
stitute held at the University of
Maryland June 81 and %.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Spoerlein, ac-
companied by his sisters, Mrs. Ell
wood Schlossnagle and Mrs. Paul
Dewitt, visited their brother, A. c.
Spoerlein, who is patient in the
hospital in Somerset, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ Smouse and
daughter. Miss Lorena Jean
Smouse. Clarksburg, w. Va. and
Mrs. d. R. Murphy and two chill
dren, of Canton o., visited rela-
tives here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Wilt and three daugh-
ters, Claudia, Barbara and Jane
returned to their home in GalaX,
Va, last Thursday after having
spent ten days at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wen
sell
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stemple
Arlington. Va, were recent week.
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Stemple and upon their return home
were accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Susan, who had been visiting
here several days.
The United Lutheran Church Wo-
men of st. Marks church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Karl F. Kahl
next Tuesday evening, July 9. The
lesson topic is The Chaplain Is
There" This will be a covered dish
dinner meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Bittinger.
Walnick apartments, had as guests
on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nc
Cartney, ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nc
Cartney, Jr., and children, of ORA
vosburg, Pa. Sunday guests were
Mr. and Mrs r. w. Crissman and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sis
Ter and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
James Snedden, all of Dravosburg,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Younkin,
GrantSville
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Helbig
Richmond, Va, are visiting rela-
tives here for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rodeheavei
had a birthday party last Friday fol
their daughter Rhonda honoring hcl
fourth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Liller and
children are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Roth for the
month of July, and will then 60 ID
Baltimore.
Miss Martha DeBerry of Oak.
land has been visiting her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Anderson
Wheeling, w. Va, for a week. She
returned home last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sincell were
weekend guests of DR.. and Mrs
c. P. Berger in Arlington, Va, and
visited the latter's brother, Col
Kenneth F. Hanst, who remains ill
Janice Ellen Schroyer, Friends
vile, and Donna Jean Watts
Grantsville, have accepted posi-
tions as clerk-stenographer will
the L. S. air force headquarters
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown, Billie
and Beth of Downers Grove, Ill.
came Sunday for a two weeks visit
with the latter's mother, Mrs
William Turney and other relative,
at their home on Sixth street
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. j. Hair
Jackson and daughter, Miss janet
Jackson. Of Norfolk, Va. are spend
ing this week here. They are NOV
ing to Columbus. o., where the
former will be stationed with the
army engineers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jewell, OF
Wilmington, Del, spent the week
end with the formers mother, Mrs
Clara NJ. yelling. On their return
Sunday they were accompanied by
their daughters, Nancy and Sharon
who had spent two weeks with
their grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.. Porter
Jr.. and children, of Elmira, New
York, DR.. and Mrs. Paul Santel-
mann and children, of Hyattsville
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry L. Porter. Sr., and
other relatives until after the
Fourth Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Radcliffe and
granddaughter, Miss Susan Clarke
Wheeling. w. Va, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stemple at their summer home on
Deep Greek Lake. They were ac.
companied home by Miss Olive
Larch. who had been there for tive
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Butler and
son, North East. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs r. O. Friend, Loeb Lynn
Heights, for a week. Mrs. John
Gnegy is also spending a few days
at the Friend home and will ioir
her husband in New York City il
the near future, where he is present
ly stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter w, Dawson
motored to Asheville, N. c., Il
meet their son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Dawson
of Mobile, Ala, and upon theiI
return to Oakland were accom-.
panied by their two grandchildren
who will spend the summer sea
son here.
Members of the Monte Vista Al
club will meet next Wednesday af
teroon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of the local leader, Mrs Georg,
Hanst On Thursday evening tht
members will entertain member!
of the Sunnyside All boys club a
an elderberry waffle party, at tn,
leaders home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kendall II
of Man, w. Va, announced the
birth Of a son, Douglas Austir
Kendall, on June %, at Logan
General hospital in Logan, w. Va
, Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall were former
residents of Mt Lake Park. HI
is now production engineer for ;
coal company at Amherstdale, w
Va.
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Garrett county beneficiaries are
now receiving over one half mil
lion dollars in social security pay
ments.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-07-04

China mainland was groanIng
under burden of feeding 600 mill
lion people.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-07-04
With Our Men
In The Service

Pvt. Clarence ]. Sliger, Is, son
cf MI and Mrs. Wilbur Slieer,
Route /, Oakland, recently COM
pleted eight weeks Of advanced in
dividual training under the packet
platoon system at the Army's Ar
NOR Training Center, Fort Knox,
KY.
He was trained to drive the Ar
my's medium tank and passed the
gunnery proficiency test.
Sligor entered the Army last
February and completed basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. c.
He attended Southern High
school.
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Hamilton Nest
Shapes Banquet

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Grasha, CFU Junior Order
Director of Pittsburgh, Pa.
We will also have addition
al surprise guests, who will
be seated at the head table.
The highlight of the eve-
ming will be the coronation of
the 30th Anniversary Queen
of Nest 397.
Tickets are now on sale and
may be bought at a lower
price, than at the door. They
may be purchased from any
member of the Mothers Club
or from the manager of Nest
397.
We extend a welcome to all
our friends of Hamilton, Wei
land, Toronto, Buffalo, Lack
awanna and vicinity to attend
this gala affair.
Svi nam dobro dosli.
Joseph Stanovich
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est of three daughters of our
Lodge Secretary, Blaz, and
Helen Culjak. Barbara was
born on January II, 1889, in
Camden, , New Jersey, and
presently lives in West Col
lingswood Heights. Upon gra-
duating from Haddon Junior
High School, she entered
Audubon High, in Audubon,
N. j., from which she will
graduate this June.
Among her activities in
school, Barbara has been a
staff reporter on the high
school newspaper the "Par-
rot" for the past three
years and has been an ac-
tive Choir member for the
same length of time.
Most of Barb's time after
school has been spent by
working in the office of the
w. T. Grant Company, located
in Audubon. After graduating
she plans to continue work.
ing for the Grant Co. and will
enroll, in September, at the
Pierce Business Training
School, in Philadelphia, to
study Personnel Management.
Barbara's parents are ac-
tive officers in our Lodge and
Yugoslav Club and Mr.. Culjak
was a Delegate to the CFU
National Convention held in
Pittsburgh, Pa.
We heartily welcome Bar
bara into our organization
and hope she follows in her
parents footsteps.
Secondly, we in t oduce
George Suleta, Jr., son of
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Benwood Secretary In
Shift To New Quarters

BENWOOD, w. Va. This
is to notify the members of
CFU Lodge 2 that 1 have now
settled in my new home in
Mill Acres, Elm Grove, w.
Va.
Therefore, anyone who can
not come to the meetings to
pay their dues may mail them
to me at the following ad-
dress: Lawrence Jackovac,
P. o. Box 2132, Elm Grove,
w. Va; telephone Woodsdale
1118-J.
Lawrence Jackovac, Sec'y.
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Uniontown Ladies To
Mark End Anniversary
Of Auxiliary May 18th

UNION TO W N, Pa. -
Plans have been completed by
the Croatian Ladies Auxili-
ary for a gala Banquet COM
memorating their Second An
niversary.
The affair will take place
on Sunday afternoon, May 26,
at the Croatian Home. Frank
lin St., beginning at 4 pm.
Representing the Croatian
Fraternal Union on this aus
picious occasion will be Su-
preme Secretary Joseph Bella
and Supreme Vice President
Milan Vranes. Local and dis
trict civic and other digni-
taries will also greet the cele-
brants.
Music for the dancing
and listening pleasure of
our guests will be provided
by the SlOboda Tamburitza
Orchestra.
Mrs. Joseph Grcevic is
chairman of the celebration
and will be ably assisted by
Mrs. William Yardas. Mrs.
Carolyn Donesec will serve as
Toastmaster for the occasion.
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all lodges, clubs and
Croatian women's organiza-
tions in the area.
Catherine NJ. Yukish, Pub.
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George and Lima Suleta of
Camden. Just mention the
name Suleta and everyone
knows whom you are talking
about, for the Suletas are well
known in our colony.
George, Jr., was born on
March 19, 1889, in Camden,
and attended H. B. Wilson
Grammar School, from which
he graduated with high hon
ors. He now attends st. Jo-
seph's High School in Cam
den, and will graduate in
June.
George has been quite ac-
tive while at st. Joseph's,
playing basketball on the
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Kovacevich, and our North
ern California Tournament
Committee, headed by hard
working bro. Tony 1vanetich,
will show them all the great
hospitality of our people in
San Francisco.
Right after the bowling
events, June /, there will be
Social and Dance, which will
be held under the auspices of
the three San Francisco LODI
ges, 81. 876 and 900, with
Peter Obad as Chairman and
Kay Petrucela as Secretary.
The events will take place at
the Yugoslav Sokol Hall, $50
Eddy Street, a place where
you can let your hair down
and really have a time Of your
life.
Your favorite polkas, ko-
los and other dance selections
will be provided by Martin
Santich and his Orchestra.
Everyone is invited to
attend the get acquainted
party on Saturday night.
June 1, and the Victory
Banquet at Sabellas Capri
Room OH Sunday, June 2.
On Sunday afternoon, you
may phone in your reserva-
tions to bro. Ivanetich at
Thorwall, 5-4096.
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Edward B. Servov
In Buffalo May u

Continued from Page y
Sorrows speech will be a most
important one.
FOresee damned Home
The Testimonial Dinner fol-
lowing the Conference will be
in the nature of a public sa-
lutte to three members who
are now 5O-year affiliatcs of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
of America.
To be hOnOred are John
Balista, Anton Devosic and
Valentine Ivancic.
All other previously cited
Lodge 557 Fifty-Year Mem
bers will also be asked to take
a bow during this gala gath
ering.
Members and families have
already been notified to make
their reservations for this
Testimonial Dinner. They are
now urged to act at once if
they wish to sit around the
festive board Sunday, May 26.
In view of the fact that the
menu will include barbecued
lamb, it is expected that the
Croatian Home will be
.jammed on the occasion.
Pennsylvania Ensemble
Dancing is scheduled to
round out the post-dinner
portion of the day.
Music will be furnished
by the "Biser" Tamburitza
Orchestra Of Aliquippa,
Pa, one of the most pOpu-
lar string ensembles ever to
come out of Western Penn
sylvania.
So, please remember: - II
Conference, 1 pm; p Testi-
monial Dinner Immediately
following Conference; and -
Dance session after Dinner.
Welcome all.
George ROk, Sec'y.
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Benwood Lodge z In
Anniversary Funniest
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Bro. Ovcarich is at the mo-
ment travelling in the Far
West on official business of
the Society, whereas bro. Br-
kich is still suffering from an
aggravated S XII condition
which has prevented him
from making public appear
ances for more than two
months.
Wanted: damned House!
While we regret the fact
that no one from the Society's
Home Office can be with us
Saturday, May 25, we are
nonetheless looking forward
to quite a celebration.
A plentiful supply of bar
becued lamb and pork, tasty
snacks, cooling refreshments
of all kinds, and what have
you, will abound to help make
the celebrants all the merrier
as the evening rolls along.
There shouldn't be an
inch of empty space in the
Croatian Cultural Club
when these festivities are
called to order at ! pm.
And there won't be if our
local and neighboring CFU
members turn out en-
masse.
If you like a good time, the
Lodge 2 fiesta May Is is made
to order. John Baron, Pres,
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Lodge 4 Home Is
Asset To BOROUGH
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Still others scheduled to
make appropriate remarks
are John P. Ladesic, Etna
Boro Council President and
former Supreme Vice Presi-
dent of the Croatian Fraternal
Union; Attorney John D. Nc
Intyre; Allegheny County Re-
corder of Deeds John j. Ex-
Ter; and J. ]. Arenth, Burgess
of Etna.
A limited number of tickets
are still available for this
Dedication Banquet. T h e y
may be procured from any
officer or Lodge 4 member.
Civic Dream Come True
Located at 30 Grant Ave-,
Etna, the new Lodge 4 Gro.
atian Home is now one of the
showplaces of this Western
Pennsylvania community.
It replaces the former
Lodge Home which had to
make way for a new road pro.
ject designed to eliminate one
of the most exasperating traf-
fic bottlenecks in Allegheny
County.
The new Lodge 4 edifice
is a tribute to the farsight-
edness of the membership
of this large branch of the
Croatian Fraternal Union,
men and women who are
supremely confident that,
to put it mildly, Etna's
Croatian Colony is here to
stay.
The thousands Of dollars
poured into this new Home
are sound investments in the
future, an enterprise which
will pay for itself many times
over during the years ahead.
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ship trophies, donated by
the CrOatian Fraternal
Union.
Most of the leading queens
and kings of the former tour
neys will be on deck to fire
'em again, including such
crown takers from the south
as Mickey Roth, Luka Pcccl,
Edith Misic, George kurelich,
John Grancich, Matt and Liz
Stankovich and, from the
north, Rudy Ruzich, Ivan ku-
chan, Kay Petrucela, Mary
Dragich, Shirley Vczilich and
yours truly.
The north Calls mems divi-
sion is 6 to | in the hole. and
we (yours truly has been hop
ing and predicting for years
= this is the year, are still
hoping for a better mems
showing from the north than
in the past. We are informed
that a number Of lodges of
Northern California will put
out some hot bowlers, espec-
tally Lodge 900.
We are going to click, bro.
Matt Kovacevich, (3rd Vice
President of the CFU) so
you had better prime some
extra boys and girls from
your end of the state. We
have not invited you just to
throw the first ball for fun,
but to increase the capacity
of and promote more interest
in the tournament. SO gather
up a few extra bowlers to stop
us in the north from cleaning
your boys and girls up!
Bro. John Ovcarich, Sec
retary of the CFU Sick
Benefit Department, will be
touring the West on behalf
of the current Membership
Campaign and will be a
guest of Lodge 900 at the
Tournament Victory Ban
quet. This will be held on
Sunday, June 2, in the
beautiful Capri Room Of
SabelIas, on the world fa-
nous Fisherman's Wharf.
The tournament will have
good official representation
by brothers Ovcarich and
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She is now attending the
Commercial Academy, where
she is specializing in book
keeping and stenography and
from which she will graduate
next month.
This very charming young
lady comes from a real CFU
Family, as witness the fact
that her paren is, sister,
brother and grandmother are
all members. of the Society.
When Margaret Joined
Lodge 20 she was met there
by her mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Rebac, where
as her father, sister and
brother are members of
Lodge 19.
Her brother, Matt, is now
serving with the U nj t e d
States Armed Forces sa-
toned in Korea.
To the parents, Matt and
Josephine Pavlicich, must 60
all the credit in the world
for teaching their children
the meaning of Fraternalism
and bringing them into the
folds of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union, which had its
birthplace here on what is
now North Side Pittsburgh
back in 1894.
And to Margaret go our
very best wishes for success
in life following her gradua.
ton next month. May the
future be good to her, her
family, and many friends.
Dragica Blaskovich, Sec'y.
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Sunshine Cruise
To Be Gala Event
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Junior Tams On Board

Junior Tams On Board
Dancing will be but one OF
the many highlights Of this
holiday cruise.
Those so inclined may
dance to the music of the
ships celebrated Rhythm
Masters and Their Orches-
tra," who are said to be a.
mong the finest in the bust
ness.
Entertainment will also
be provided by a group of
youngsters affiliated with
the McKeesport Junior
Tamburitzans.
Every boy and girl affili.
ated with this colorful musical
organization will be aboard
the "Avalon" May 30. Count
ing many of the parents of
these youthful artists, some
Is people from McKeesport
and vicinity will take in this
cruise to give the Tube Ci-
ty" the largest community
representation on the occa-
sion.
Incidentally, every c. F. U.
Junior Order Nest member
who makes this trip will re-
ceive a useful souvenir.
Well Stocked Lounge
Refreshments of all kinds
will be available in the steam
er's spacious Lounge during
the three-hour Memorial Day
sailarama.
To whom it nav be of
concern, beer will be inclu-
ded in the drinks line."
All in all, this holiday
event promises to be right ur
the alley of the average Tri'
State CF'U family looking fo,
a safe and sound way tc
spend a day off from the
set routine Of daily life.
See you on the avalon
Thursday, May 30!
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San Francisco, Calf. -
Preparations have been made
for the 9Th Annual Califor-
MIA State CFU Bowling Tour
nament, which promises to be
one of the biggest sports
events ever to be held on the
West Coast.
The event will take place on
June l and 2, and the scene
of action will be the beautiful
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40-lane Downtown Bowl, at
Jones and Eddy Streets,
where the 1858 sessions were
held.
According to the latest
news from bros. Tony Iva
netich and William Blaze
vich, tourney chairman and
secretary respectively, no
less than thirty-five teams
will compete for the cove
ted laurels, the champion
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Still Time For Girls
To Enter Pop" Derby

There is still time for young
ladies to enter the Miss GU"
contest being held in cOnjunc-
ton with the staging Sunday,
July 2I. 1857, at West View
Park. Pittsburgh, of the 18th
Annual "CFU Day" under the
aegis of the Society's United
Western Pennsylvania Lodges.
Those interested should forward
their photographs. together with
pertinent highlights of their
lives, to Philip Vukelich. 344l
Forbes ST., Pittsburgh 13, Pa.
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Eureka Lodge 24q To
Greet John 0vcarich
On Saturday, June 1st

EUREKA, Cal. - A Home
Office Good Will Ambassador
will visit this city Saturday,
June l. for the purpose of
conducting a CFU Member
ship Campaign Conference
under the aegis Of Lodge 249,
Eureka.
He is John Ovcarich, Pitts
burgh, Secretary Of the Soci-
ety's important Sick Benefit
Department.
Bro. Ovcarich will make
his speaking appearance in
the X. of p. Hall, 615-4th
Street, and start his most
enlightening discourse on
the CrOatian Fraternal Uni
OIL at 8 pm.
Those so inclined are invi.
ted to ask questions from the
floor after bro. Ovcarich's S
speech. Lodge or Nest prob
lens will be given special at.
tention by the Sick Benefit
Department Secretary.
Invited to attend are all 10.
cal, neighboring and district
members.
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Youngstown Ladies To
EXCHANGE Notes May ~

YOUNGSTOWN, O. - The
Croatian Home Ladies' AuXi-
liary of 1912 w. Federal st.
will hold a meeting on We'd
nesday, May 20, at 7:30 pm.
Members are urged to attend
this meeting and every meet
ing thereafter.
We would like to take this
opportunity to congratulate
Mrs. Bernice Novak on the
new arrival of a baby girl.
Barbara A. Mikovich, Sec'y.
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Pitt Junior Tan1mies
Await Concert Debut
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very few exceptions the chill
dren are members of various
CFU Junior Order Nests.
An appeal is directed to the
public of the Pittsburgh area
to support the Pittsburgh
Junior Tamburitzans by at
tending their concert Sunday,
May 26th, as already de-
scribed.
Helping to round out a
mos t enjoyable program
will be the st. George Ko-
10 dancers of South Side
Pittsburgh, directed by Mr..
Victor Klebansky, and the
Lodge 354 KoIo Dancers of
Cokeburg, Pa, under the
direction of MIR. Bernard
Luketich.
Mr.. Frank Braidic, Director
of the Sports-Education De-
partment of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union, will be the guest
speaker. Following the con-
cert, there will be dancing to
the music of the Greyko Re-
cording Orchestra.
Louise ZvOnar, Secretary
Agnes Spehar, Treasurer
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=. George Suleta, Jr. -.
Junior Varsity team, as a
freshman, and on the var
sity team the following
three years. This year, St.
Joseph's enjoyed one of its
best basketball seasons,
due to the playing and
scoring of George Suleta.
After graduation he intends
to enroll at Temple Universe
ty, in Philadelphia, where he
will take up Business Admin.
istration.
Mark kaurtalo, Scribe
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Camden, n. J., Lodge 3b3 In Welcome
To Two Recent Junior Nest Transfers
Parents Of Newcomers To Adult Ranks Are
Widely known And Highly Respected In Area

CAMDEN, N. J. = 1t is
with pleasure that CFU Lodge
363 introduces it's two new
members, transferees from
Nest 207.
The first transferee is Miss
Barbara Culjak, the young
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Lodge 20 recently after
serving her fraternal ap-
premiership in Junior Or
der Nest 1856, which is un-
der the administrative wing
of Lodge 20.
Born here in "Old Allie
gheny," Margaret attended
St. Nicholas Croatian Paro.
chial School and then went
on to stand out as a student
at Allegheny High School