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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Dutch Biologist To
Teach at LOngwood

A replacement for Robert T
MERIT, assistant biology profess
sor at LongWood College, who will
take a Is months leave of alb
sence. has been announced by
President Francis G. Landlord,
Jr.
Dr.. Jacobus M Lodewijks, an
exchange professor from Holland.
will replace Merit, who will be
on leave Of absence to do gradu
ate work at the University Of
Tennessee.
Coming to the United States as
an exchange professor through
the Fulbright act, Oh. Lodewijks
was born in Java and holds a
teaching certificate and a doc
torsate from the University Of
Leiden. He has obtained a leave
Of absence from Het Nederlansch
Lyceum in the Hague, Holland,
where he teaches biology
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Worsham FILA
lnstalls Officers

During the past week, the Wor-
sham chapter of Future Horffemak-
ers of America had its installation
service for the l957-l958 officers.
The new officers are president.
Mable Ferguson; vice president.
Betty Ferguson; secretary. Betty
Chappell. treasurer, Dora Denton,
reporter, Becky Brehm, and parlia-
mentarian. Frances Southan.
Recently the chapter had as its
guest speaker A P Hobgood, of
Meherrin, to talk with the girls
about Iceland Hobgood was sta
toned there during World War II.
He showed the members money and
pictures of Iceland.
Three Of the FILA members have
received their state Lomemakers
degrees They are Nancy Quarles.
a senior and the former yice-presi-
dent Of the CT apter; Loretta
Brehm, a senior and the chairman
Of the social committee, and Kitty
Sue Cox, a junior. the former sec
rotary of the chapter. and delegate
for state office from the LongWood
Federation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Two Buckingham
4-H'ers Take Lead
In Broiler Contest

Frank McFall and Peggy Con-
natser Of Buckingham county
won out over 38 other contestants
III the first round of the Rich
mond Area Junior Broiler Con-
test. This was on field scoring.
which is 25 per cent of the final
grade.
The other rs per cent will be
graded June 10 in Richmond.
The top four entries from each
area will then compete in the
State contest.
Frank McFall took the lead by
scoring SO out Of a possible 100 in
the field scoring The field scor-
ing was based on care and man
agement, health and sanitation
housing and Improvements.
The contest is sponsored by To-
cal hatcheries, feed dealers, and
dressing clients under direction
Of the Virginia Extension Service.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Powhatan HID Clubs
To Plan Meetings

Powhatan county Home Dem
onstration clubs win hold coun-
ty program planning meeting
June TO- Program suggestions
may be given to individual club
presidents.
Recipes From Old Virginia.
the federation cookbook is being
revised, and MIS- Sam VT Parker,
home demonstration agent, has
issued a call for favorite recipes,
particularly those for hush pup
pies. chicken pot pies, sweet pota-
tobiscuits and shortin bread.
Powhatan Worthwhile Home
Demonstration club met ] a t
Tuesday June !. at 8 p m in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Demonstrations Due

Are you short on time or mon
ey? homemade VS.. prepared foods
and salads and salad dressings
were topics discussed at the lead
er training meeting held May %
at radio station WHO'S kitchen
by Miss Janet Cameron. VPI food
specialist. Fourteen Prince Ed
ward Home Demonstration Club
leaders. representing eight clubs.
attended the meeting and win
give demonstrations during June
and July
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
VPI Graduation
Exercises Sunday

Six seniors from this area are
among the 800 candidates for de-
grees at Virginia Polytechnic In
stitutes graduation exercises at 2
p. m. Sunday in Miles stadium
DR.. Irwin Stewart, president OF
West Virginia University, will
m a Ike the graduation address,
and DR.. Walter S. Newman. VPI
president. will confer the degrees
Candidates from Amelia are
Charles S. Farmer. Jr.. mechani-
cal engineering, and Bobby L.
Flippen and Herbert L. Jones.
agricultural economics.
From Powhatan. Thomas E.
West, agricultural engineering
and from Prince Edward, Robert
L. Durfee, chemical engineering
and Paul T. Shanaberger, mechan-
zeal engineering
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
Powhatan Youth
Injured in Shallow
alter Dive Sunday

4 l7-year-old Powhatan boy
suffered back and neck injuries
Sunday when he dived into s,,al-
low water and struck the river
bottom,
He was Carl Gresham. who told
Tappahannoek rescue squad mem
bers that he misjudged the depth
Of the water when he dived off
Wares Wharf into the Kappa
hammock. Water at that point is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07
2 Vacancies Noted
In Amelia Schools

Two teachers are needed at
Amelia for this next school year
Mrs. Lillian Bondurant, high
school mathematics teacher. Will
not be returning, and in admins
trative shifts. the junior varsity
coach was selected as principal,
leaving another vacancy.
Miss Margaret Sheppard, sec
ond grade teacher. will leave to
be married and teach IN New
York.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

the War Memorial building The
demonstration was held on salads
and nutritious desserts.
Genito Home Demonstration
club held an all day meeting.
beginning at 10 a. m. June 4 at
the home of Mrs. John Karrh.
Mrs. Jean Knabe and Mrs. Glenn
Simmons gave the demonstration.
ton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

about 10 inches deep, and the
wharf is about seven feet above
the water.
Gresham said that the water
was muddy, but did look deep
enough for diving Two Others
were with him at the time.
Gresham was taken 10 Medical
College OF Virginia Hospital in
Richmond, where his condition
was listed as satisfactory.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Has dhain guard stoy Is shown. Bar is
removable tor EASY conversion To qids
model.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-07

Enables you 10 Have
iiqht Where you Want
II With Both HANDS flee.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03
Tickets Now Available
For Pitt Folk Festival
At Syria Mosque May 4th

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
Alumni of the Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans will be
the entertaining artists on
Croatian Night, which is
scheduled for Saturday eve
ming, May 4th, at the Syria
Mosque, in the Oakland Dis
trict of Pittsburgh, during the
econd annual Pittsburgh
Folk Festival under t h e
sponsorship of Duquesne Uni
versity.
Tickets are now available
and may be procured by mail
by addressing your requests
to Ann Pavlic, care of the
Croatian Fraternal U nj o n,
3441 Forbes Street, Pitts
burgh (13) Pa. Your remit
tance for tickets must accom-
pany all requests. First floor
seats are priced at $3.50 and
the first and second balcony
seats at $1.00.
Distribution of these tic
kets will be held to a mini
mum in the various commu-
mites as experience proved
last year that some returns
were not made until days af-
ter the show, which meant
that many patrons were
turned away from the folk
festival that night due to lack
of tickets.
Get your tickets early as
the supply is limited.
Tony Brajdic
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Croatian Home, 9618 Com
mercial Avenue, and start at
2::30 pm.
Attendance at this rally is
not limited to interested So.
Chicagoans.
In fact, all South Chicago
Lodge and Nest officials,
all district Lodge and Nest
leaders, all Lodge and Nest
officers in neighboring In
diana, all Illinois and Indi-
ana CFU officials, and all
9th Convention Delegates
i'm and around the territory,
are most cordially invited
to attend and participate in
either the CrOatian panel
or the English Panel.
Yes, a Croatian Panel for
those who are more versed in
that language; an English
Panel for those born, raised
and educated in the u. S.
Home Office In COX"
The Home Office at Pitts
burgh has already authorized
the appearance here Sunday,
April 7, of two officials to
conduct the Conferences two
Panel Sections.
They are Supreme Secre-
tary Joseph Bella, who will
handle the Croatian Panel,
and Junior Order Director
Michael Grasha, who has
been assigned the task of
conducting the Englis h
Panel.
While the Panels will be
conducted at the same time,
separate quarters in the Gro
attain Home will be assigned
bros. Bella and Grasha for
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Los Angeles 177
To Cite Pioneers

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
Lodge 1T is preparing Ban
quet in honor of our mem
bers who have attained SO
years of membership in our
organization. 1t will take
place on Saturday, April 27,
in the Saint Anthony Hall,
ia Alpine st.
In addition to good food
and refreshments, we will
have a musical program, ren.
dered by our local talent. Din
ner will be served at 7:3O pm.
and donation will be a nomi-
nal fee of $3.50 per person.
A f e r-dinner entertainment
will follow.
We call upon our members
and friends to honor our old
timers by being present at
this affair. We will thus show
them our appreciation for
their devotion and sacrifice in
behalf Of the Society.
The pioneer members who
will be honored are: Simon
Bazdarich, Steven Boskovich,
Juro Papac, Mato Petrovich,
Stojan Prkacim, Luka Ragus
(deceased), Julia Curcubasich
and Mate Veselich.
The honored guests will re-
ceive the so year membership
pins which were awarded to
them by, the CFTU Executive
Board, for work we'll done.
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baseball films, a European
travelogue, and several short
cartoons.
But the No. l attraction,
especially for the local and
district "old timers" will
be the screening of several
hundred beautiful colo
slides taken during the Gro
attain Fraternal Unions
1856 BOAT Group" visit to
Yugoslavia.
Honor guest on the occa-
sion will be bro. Matt Slavi-
eek, widely known affiliate of
"Beaverites" Lodge 738, who
will receive a Gold Pin attest
ing to his fifty (50) years of
membership in the Croatian
Fraternal Union.
Solid and liquid refresh
ments of all kinds will be a.
vailable that day.
CONTINUED On Page 81
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|Trafford Nest In
Drive To Raise SSS

TRAFFORD, Pa. - Par
ents of the CFU Nest 203
members are once again
asked for cooperation and
suggestions to help promote
social activities for our men,
bers. Officers have been uni
ted and we are on the road to
progress.
Great interest has been
shown by the few that are
now participating and we
know that more children are
interested.
We, therefore, ask the par
ents to please see that your
children attend the meetings
and take part in the activities.
The officers also have plans
for the younger children, so
that all will share in our in
terests.
In order to have appropri-
ate funds, there will be a
drawing for a $50 US Savings
Bond on April IA. Two books
of tickets will be given to
each family with nest men,
bers, and we are hoping they
will make an effort to sell
them. An award Of IS will be
given to the child credited
with the most sales.
Mrs. Mary Zegar, Mgr.
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Come and learn
camp PAIGNIA =

Public Conferences in con-
junction with the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 1857 Can.
ada Ho" Membership Cam.
paign are scheduled for the
following centers:
APRIL
7. South Chicago, ILL.,,
Croatian Home, 9618 Com.
mercial, 2 pm., auspices Uni
ted CFU Lodges of South
Chicago. Speakers: Supreme
Secretary Joseph Bella and
Junior Order Director Michael
Grasha.
~. - Detroit, Mich, Ma
tional Croatian Home, 1885
East McNichols Road, 2 pm,
aegis Central | Educational
Committee of Detroit CF'U
Lodges. Speaker from Home
Office at Pittsburgh will be
announced later.
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Farrell Groups Prep For Easter Fete

and bro. John Ovcarich.
Secretary of the Sick Ben
eft Department.
The committees of the
sponsoring organizations are
doing their best to make this
a highly entertaining event.
Following the concert, the
Plavi Dunav Orchestra will
play for dancing m the Club
Rooms. Both solid and liquid
refreshments will be available
for your convenience.
We cordially invite all the
members and friends of the
sponsoring organizations and
all the other lodges and or
CARNATIONS of the vicinity to
attend.
Michael Golub, Sec'y.
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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 y a M p a 8 4
Swim. I
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
ica 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, 1957-04-03
San Pedro 588 Shifts
April Meeting Course

SAN PEDRO, Calf. - The
members of CFU Lodge 588
are hereby notified that the
regular meeting for April will
be held on Sunday, April %,
instead of on the third Sun
day, which is Easter.
Members are asked to keep
this change in mind and to
pay their dues up to date. Re-
member that any member,
failing to pay his dues for
three months, must be placed
on reserve or suspended.
Marion Margetich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03
United Lodges Of South Chicago In
Campaign Conference on April 7
Southern Cal LODGES
Pick Sunday, June 30
As Date For Big Fete

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
At the last regular meeting of
the Central Committee of the
CFU Lodges Of Southern
Calf, plans for the annual
picnic got a rolling start.
The date Is set for Sum
day, June 80, at the spa
ciOus Ford Blvd. picnic
grounds, $50 So. Ford
Blvd. We have already en-
gagged the popular Hajduk
Tamburitzans, whose songs
and music have given us so
much pleasure.
For all those who will stay
on through the evening, and
the many old and young peo-
pie who will come especially
for the evening, we will have
the fine dance music of the
Tomazin Brothers.
More treats and surprises
are in the making, so keep a
sharp lookout in the Zee for
future bulletins.
Anne McTernan, Pub.
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Benwood Lodge z To
Mark b5M Milestone
On Saturday, May 25th

BENWOOD, w. Va. - This
is an advance notice to the
CFU Lodges and all other
Slav organizations of Ben
wood and the entire Ohio VAL
ley that CFU Lodge 2 will
celebrate the 65th Anniver-
sary of it's founding on Satur-
day, May 25, at the Croatian
Cultural Home, 1853 Eoff St.
An hour long program will
begin at Z pm, followed by
dancing until II midnight.
Playing for both will be the
Balkan Serenaders Tambur-
itza Orchestra of East Pitts
burgh.
We will be hOnored to
have as our main guest
speakers two representa-
tives of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union, bro. John Ov-
carich, Secretary of the
Sick Benefit Department
and bro. Stephen F. Brkich,
English Editor of the Ia
jednicar.
Barbecued lamb and pork
will be availa BILE, as will many
other refreshments.
John Baron, Sr., Pres.
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Etna Juniors To
Launch koIo Class

ETNA, Pa. - CFU Nest 81
wishes to announce that a
Kolo Club will be organized
for all those juniors inter-
ested in learning to dance
kolos.
If you would like to join,
contact the undersigned at 5
School St., Pgh. %, or phone
st. 1865. We hope you will
do this as soon as possible,
so that we can start rehear-
sails in May.
Rose Ann Cvitkovic, Mgr.
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FARRELL, Pa. - CFU
Lodge 1926, Nest 100 and the
"Sloga" Tamburitzans will
hold their Annual Concert on
Easter Sunday, April 21, at
the Croatian Home, on Staun-
ton Street.
The program will begin at
2 pm. with entertainment by
our own Sloga Tamburitzans,
under the direction of Mr.. F.
G. Koss, and selections by the
Plavi Dunav Tamburitza Or
chestra of Cleveland, directed
by Frank Muza.
Spe a kers representing
the Croatian Fraternal
Union will be bro. Milan
Vranes, 2nd Vice President,
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Mary Ann Rahija
Chooses Lodue Al

CLEVELAND, Ohio -
Once again it is our pleasure
to introduce a transferee
from Nest 55 to our Lodge AZ,
lovely Mary Ann Rahija.
She was born in Cleve-
land OH January 20, 1889,
the daughter of Jacob and
Mary (Piskuric) Rahija,
members of Lodges 80 and
AZ, respectively. Mr.. Rahija
comes from Selo Mosenci
and Mrs. Rahija was born
in Johnstown, Pa.
Mary Ann attended st.
auls Croatian Parochial
School and was an honor stu.
dent during her four years at
Notre Dame Academy, from
which she graduated in June,
1856. She is now attending
st. Johns College, where she
is studying elementary school
teaching.
While in high school,
Mary Ann was a member of
the Student Council, the
Sodality, and the Drama
tics Club. She has equally
been active as a member of
the CFU Junior Bowling
League, st. Pauls Church
League, and the st. Paurs
Sacred Heart Sodality.
The members Of Lodge Al
are very happy to admit such
an active member as Mary
Ann into their ranks and hope
that she feels the same.
Anna Rescic, Rec
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Barbara Chuncich
Joins Detroit 351

DETROIT, Mich. - Bar
bara Chuncich, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chuncich
of 1920 Blake Street, re-
ceived her B. of S. Degree in
Art Education, Tuesday, JAM
uary 20, 1857, from the
Wayne State University.
She had completed her
degree requirements in
August and has been
teaching at the Scripps Ele-
mentary School in Detroit.
She is also instructing a
talented art class at the
Nolan Junior High School
on Saturday mornings.
Recently, she had been
elected as the Secretary of
the Southeast District Art
Teachers and is a member of
the Detroit Art Teachers Ad-
visory Board.
While attending w avn e
= State University she was a
member of the Art Education
Club and Alpha Sigma Alpha,
Social Sorority. In April,
1857, she was elected secre-
tary of the sorority and was
president of her pledge class
of September, 1856.
Barbara's interests are the
arts in general. She loves to
read plays in her spare time,
and is enthusiastic about
modern dance. Her other in
terests are sewing, painting,
jewelry making, and Yugo-
slav Kolos.
Since she has become a
member of CFU Lodge 351,
Barbara has joined the
bowling league, which
meets on Sundays, at the
Log Cabin Bowling Alley.
She is already looking for
ward to the CFU bowling
tournament in Cleveland,
Ohio, in May.
Sis. Chuncich enjoys teach
ing very much and finds there
is never a dull moment with
children. At the present time,
she is enrolled at Wayne
State University and is work
ing on her Masters in Art Ed
ucation.
Michael Matkovich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03
M00NLITE CRUISE

Attention:-All Western
Pennsylvanians, Ea s ern
Ohioans, and West Virgin
ians!
How would you like to
make a free Moonlight Ex-
cursion between May "a
and June 8. 1857, aboard
the famed Steamer "Ava-
lon?" On tap: A trip out of
Pittsburgh, down the Ohio
River and return, refresh
ments, sandwiches, snaclxs,
dancing to 8-piece band.
Interested? Fine! Follow
these pages for a special
April Membership Ca M
paign offer which will ena-
BILE you to lay claim to this
Moonlight Excursion at the
expense of the Croatian
Fraterral Union.
- Campaign Committee
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Chance To "Yst' Yugoslavia Sunday, April
New Brighton Lodge 738 Will Toast 9th Anniversary

Cyril and Nj e t h o d us
Church Hall, 3rd Avenue
and 7th Street, New Brigh-
ton.
Highlight of this gathering,
which is free to all Beaver
Valley members and friends
of the Croatian .Fraternal
Union, will be the screening of
World Series and All-Star
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CampbeII 1856 To Screen Great Movie

true and complete picture of
the scenes of that time, Col
gotha, Calvary, the Way of
the Cross, the Crucifixion and
the Resurrection.
We urge all our members
and friends of the area to
make this film "a must on
their social calendar for April
Z. Admission-50 cents.
Milan Skrtic, Sec'y.
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Ambridge Lodge Plans
Easter Sunday Dancing

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - "St.
Nicholas" CF'U Lodge 304
will have entertainment by
Joseph Pavkovich and his
Orchestra on Easter Sunday,
April 21. They will provide
music for your listening and
dancing pleasure from 3 pm,
until p?
Members and guests are all
welcome to attend.
Fred Perich, Sec'y.
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CA MPB ELL, Ohio -
knights of Croatia" CF'U
Lodge 185 will show Cecil B.
DeMille's greatest achieve
ment, King of Kings" on
Sunday, April Z, at 2 and Z
pm, at the Croatian Hall.
This 2 million dollar pro-
duction was filmed under the
supervision Of religious au-
thorities, in order to get the
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NEW BRIGHTON, Pa. -
Two outstanding social af-
fairs will be held this year by
the members of "Beaverites"
Lodge 738 of the Croatian
Fraternal Union in commem-
grafton of the 9th Anniver-
sary of their Lodge.
The first is to be held
Sunday, April !, in the SITS.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-03

QUEBEC CITY Shown is Kent Gate in Quebec City, Canada,
the oldest most historic centers the North American
Continent This be visited August by the CFUs
Canada Hop Membership Campaign Grand Prize Award Win
quite of whom will take in the South Chicago ILL.,,
United Campaign Conference to be held Sunday April
Representing Office the occasion will be Supreme
Secretary Joseph Michael Grasha
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Separate Panels At
Mid-Western Rally

Neishboring Indiana Lodges And Nests
Invited To Send Representatives To One
OF Biggest CFU Rallies In Local History
By Joseph Vucich, Secretary United Lodges
SOUTH CHICAGO = The United Croatian Fraternal
Union Lodges of South Chicago will sponsor Conference
Sunday April T. in conjunction with the Socetys current
Campaign.
The Conference which bids fair to be the largest such
gathering staged in South Chicago will be held in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Only Produce
Will Produce
These Sounds

HOLLYWOOD R-It's not
necessary to be Q vegetarian
to create radio sound effects
but 1t helps.
Bill James and Tom Hanley,
two CHS radio technicians.
look like the proprietors Of Q
produce market every time
they sound" q show.
For instance:
A falling body thump is done
with a king size melon tossed
from a high ladder.
A stabbing entails O kitchen
knife plunged through q head
of cabbage.
Walking through snow Is
best produced by squeezing
cornstarph near a mike.
Cracking walnuts sound
more like an ice jam breaking
up than ice itself.
Wheat, cracked and chaffed,
makes a realistic cracking of
flames in a fire.
And. of course, no horses
hoof could ever sound better
than halved coconut shells on
fiat surface.
The pounding sea: Grape
seeds rolling around q drum
head.