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ficent layout. Gleason. eolfine
for 10 days with Shawnee pro-
fessional Harry Oblts. looked
tanned and relaxed. I. Jack
tCBSl SterIing's daughter Jane
marrying Bill Fengel on 29th.
(. AGVA's Jimmy Lyons died,
4. Gen. Ismay may succeed re-
firing BIC chairman. Sir Alex
ander Cadogan.
*#t
/ Harriet Alexander Of Time
clan honoymooning with Edward
Garzero. Otto Preminger tc
do a Hitchcock TV type Of series
Judge Irving Saypol's niece Mary
weds David Goldblatt on the
Esd. The Dick jackson
tWOR-TV press chief called
her Leslie. Billy Eckstine
and Milt Ebbins called it quits
after IL years. Charles Chap
lin, jr. and Juanita Courts dat
ing. Louis Armstrong to
CALIFORNIA; Moulin Rouge.
Elvis Presley's ex-girl friend.
Yvonne Lime. and TV actor
James Best headed for the altar.
$50
Ben Gross. dean Of radio writ
ers. first newspaperman to join
Academy of TV Arts and Sci
enceS. Mike Howell. sensa-
tional Port Chester H. s. SOUTH
paw. wanted by the big leagues.
will 60 to Hobart College instead.
He amazed scouts with his
knuckle ball. unusual equip
ment for a high school kid. /.
Jack LemmOn's ex, Cynthia, will
marry Cliff Robertson. :. Prince
Philips niece, Princess Chris
tina. expecting q July stork. +.
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Sarah yaushan's dad ailing. =.
Grant Withers serious about
actress Gloria Weeks. s. Chris
White, Of "IIatful Of Rain, /"
honeymooning with Burt Doug
las. ~. The Lee Phillips Che
plays opposite Lana Turner in
"Peyton PIace') expect an Oc-
tober stork. AMELIA.
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'GSA Booklet Offers
.MuiI HundIino Hints

Hints on faster and simpler
handling of mail are contained
in a new 47-page handbook pre-
pared by the General Services
Administration.
The pamphlet. Agency Mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

Operations" is the sixth in I
series of guides to reducing and
Simplifying Government paper.
work. The new handbook is an
expansion Of mail guide pub.
lished BY the Navy Department
several years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

program went into effect more
than 80 years ago to protect
children at street crossings. Mr..
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Hammond said, no child has
ever been killed or injured at a
patroled intersection.
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were planning Q Grip %
Havana, Guatemala and
Mexico during the holidays
Additional guests were Ad-
miral and Mrs. Robert Car
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hecht. the Ed Foleys, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Cox, the
Orme wilson's, the John
Wileys, Mrs. Harold Coolidge,
the James L. Houghtelings.
Mrs. George Maurice Morris.
Mr.. Clarence Hewes and
many more.
New faces at the Italian
Embassy were the recently
appointed Counselor and Sig
nora de Benedictis and
young. lovely Marcella Ri
pandelli. wife OF one Of the
junior ofiicers Of the en-
bassy.
SPEAKING OF YOUTH
and good looks. there was no
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WEE WOMEN

personnel. usually through
stamp cluDs. These stamps
arrive at our national distri-
button center. where they are
sorted. repacked and mailed
to the hospitals.
A wide variety are needed,
including all commemoration.
foreign stamps. or those OF
any denomination. The lac.
lc. &c or Sc purple are not
needed. Cut or tear of the
stamps and postmark. leav-
ing a little margin around
the stamp. Do not cut per-
feration from the stamps for
this renders them useless.
A unique project--collect-
ing something worth nothing
TO you and costing you moth
ing except a little time and
interest in our permanently
hospitalized veterans. Partial
ly filled albums or old collec-
tons are also desirable
Stamp contributions may
be sent TO Mrs. Carl Eaton,
ell Robin road. Silver Spring
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Italian, Paraguayan
Embassies Give Fetes

Continued From Page B-i
lakes and the miles and
miles Of woods"
y
AMONG THE VIPS in the
crowd was handsome Gov.
Ribicoff Of Connecticut. who
is chairman Of the Presi-
dents Trafiic Safety Council
which has been meeting here.
He was a guest Of the Brosios
at the concert and returned
to Connecticut today.
Still others were Mr.. and
Mrs, Harold Stassen. Mrs
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Allen Dulles. Mrs. Eleanor
Dulles. the Homer Gruenth-
ers. Justice William Douglas.
Mrs. Gerard Smith. Mrs.
Dean Acheson. Mrs. Charles
Finucane and Assistant Sec
rotary Of State Burke FL
brick.
Mrs. Morris Cafritz ar
rived in q long red evening
dress and white fur stole.
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon was
In green satin. The Myron
Cowens, on their way 70 the
German Embassy, said they
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shortage of thas - tbs rsrs.

shortage Of thaA - the parn.
guayan party.
Ambassador Chaves, one q
the youngest ENJOYS In the
diplomatic corps. Is In his
late thirties. and has .
pretty. petite brunette wife.
And the guests Of honor. the
Roy Rubottoms. are as good
looking a couple as you'll
ind anywhere.
The party was a great trib-
ute TO the Rubottoms' pop
ularity. as some 200 diplo-
mats and other officials came
by to pay their respects. The
Rubottoms both spoke fluent
Spanish during much Of the
evening,
Mr.. Rubottom expressed
nostalgia feelings last night
about Paraguay. where he
spent zone Of the happiest
years Of my life" as the
United States naval attache
IL years ago.
He said he learned to do
the Paraguayan polka there
"a wonderful dance found
only in that country.
In addition TO Mrs. Dulles,
other State Department rep
resentatives included Assist
ant Secretaries Isaac Carpen-
ter and Andrew Berding and
their wives and Assistant
Secretary Francis Wilcox. Mr..
and Mrs. william Snow. Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Bernbaum
and Mr.. and Mrs. Terry b.
Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke Knapp.
she in a stunning red dress.
attended. as did Gen. Lemuel
Shepherd, Mr.. Lynn SIAM
baugh. Mr.. Charles Harley
and the former ambassador
to Paraguay. Admiral Arthur
Ageton.
Nearly all the Latin Amer
lean ambassadors. both 70
the White House and to the
GAS, we're there-among
them Brazil's GAS Ambas-
sador Lobo. Argentina's AM
bassador Garcia and Minis
ter and Mrs. laurel from the
Argentine Embassy: Ambas-
sailors Puga Of Chile. Chiri-
boga Of Ecuador. Carias Of
Honduras and Quintinalla Of
Mexico. and the new GAS
Ambassador from Haiti, Sal
nave Zamor.
Very special guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Hayes,
He's the great-grandson of
President Rutherford B.
Hayes. who helped settle the
Great War" between Para
quay and Uruguay. Argentina
and Brazil.
And other guests were the
Secretary : q eneral OF the
GAS. Jose Mora. Cuban Min
lister and Sonora de Averhod
she wearing q blue Esteves
dress with Q black fox mum
and hat: Uruguayan Coun-
selor and Sonora de Palacios
and many more.
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Auxiliary Shows
Christmas Spirit

A Christmas gift shop
where veterans can choose
gifts without cost. will open
in Mount Alto Hospital to-
morrow at 1890 pm. The
shop will be operated by the
American Legion Auxiliary.
Department OF the District
Of Columbia. ?
The gifts available to the
veterans are being donated
by the auxiliary's local units.
in addition to supplying the
gifts. the auxiliary wraps and
pays the postage.
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READERS CLEARING
HOUSE

pies, use Q packages Of lemon
jello. IN cup boiling water.
almost q quart Of ice cream
coffee or vanilla is good, 2
cups pumpkin. ginger to taste,
about a "a teaspoon CHINA
mon. salt 10 taste. and
whipped cream tabout q pint.
added when mixture barely
begins to set Also use
graham crackers crust with
a few nuts layered on II de-
sired. When whipped cream
is added. pour into crusts and
allow to fully set in refrig-
orator. This is q rich des-
sert. but delicious.
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Sove Stomps

W. M, CheUr Chase
The Silver Spring Jr. wom-
ans Club has q use for all
those postage stamps on the
Christmas card envelops you
are receiving. Stamps collect
ed by the Club are distributed
TO veterans in hospitals all
over the United States.
These stamps are one OF
the tools used by the occu-
pational and recreational
therapist In the rehabilitation
Of our veterans. The supplies
are distributed by Red Cross
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Muqozine Quest

r. E. w. Kent Gardens
The library OF the new
Kent Gardens Elementary
Schools. Falls Church. Va.
is greatly in need Of past is
sues Of the National Geo.
graphic Magazine as well as
issues Of good youths and
childrenS' magazines. Any
one who wishes to offer any
OF these magazines. please
call FL. 6-3e04, Thank you.
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Yonillo Cookies

Voniilu Cookies
Mrs. r. M. Greenbelt
Does any reader have q
recipe for brown edge vanilla
waters? Thank you.
Oven Stuins
Mrs. z. w. M. Washington
To B. r. X, Bethesda
To get rid OF those over
stains. try placing a cloth
over stains in the bottom Of
the oven. then pour on house
hold ammonia until the cloth
is soaked.
Put a saucer of ammonia
In the oven to loosen spat-
tered food from sides and
racks. Leave overnight. Wash
with sudsy warm water. II
some stains remain. repeat
next night.
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Pie Recipe

Mrs. L. G.. Washington
To Mrs. 4. c. L.. Arlington
This may be the recipe
that you seek. ! cook by feel
so some Of the ingredients
may not be exact. For three
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League and National Bowling
Tournament trophies. She was
the Secretary of this years
Junior Bowling Tournament,
where her team again won
, top honors and did a very
good job as Mistress of Cere-
monies at the Victory Ban
quet.
Judy was also on the team
that represented Nest IS in
the C.Y.O. Junior Bowling
Tournament last March and
again her team won the top
honors. Her other Nest activi-
ties include dancing with the
Nest 55 Kolo Group.
Our lovely. contestant is a
Junior at Notre Dame Acade-
my where she is majoring in
Business Administration. At
school she is a Board Mem
Der of the Athletic Associa-
! ton, School Bowling Secre-
tary, member of the National
Latin Honor Society, Honor
Student, member of the Par
ish and School Sodality and
Parish Delegate to Summer
School Of Catholic Action. Her
accomplishments also include
talent for playing the piano.
Lodge 663 is very happy to
have Judy as their contestant.
If the members put forth as
much effort in selling tickets
as do Judy's parents and
younger sister, Bonnie, there
will be no doubt about her
winning the Queen title.
X
I CLEVELAND, o. - Joan
Carol Dobric has been chosen
as the Fraternal Day Queen
contestant by CFU Lodge 4O3.
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Heights High School. She is
in the school band and is a
ma jorette. She won first divi-
sion honors in the Piano Con
test during the Northeastern
Ohio Instrumental Contest.
Her hobbies are music, rec.
ords, reading and she is an
avid sports fan. At present
she is an active member OF
Nest 191.
X
CLEVELAND, o. - CFU
Lodge 235 has as its contes.
tant in the Fraternal Day
Queen Contest, Barbara Ann
Kasunic, daughter of Mr.. anc
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Republic Nest 189 In
Welcome To Youngsfer
Born On July 10, 1857

REPUBLIC, Pa. - One OF
the newest members to be
added to the CFU Nest 189
roster is little John Michael
Depcrymski. John is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Dep
crymski, Jr., and was born
at Mercy Hospital, Pitts
burgh, on July 10, 1857.
His daddy is affiliated with
Westinghouse in East Pitts
; burgh and is in the last Sc
mester of College at Pitt Uni
versity. After completing the
semester, he will become an
electrical engineer.
Needless to say, the grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Depcrymski, Sr., are very
happy about their newest
grandson. Their other four
grandchildren, the little Co.
bittos of Greensburg, Pa, are
also members of Nest 189.
The grandchildren are the
fourth generation of the De-
pcrymski family to belong to
| the Croatian Fraternal Union
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Cleveland 403 1907
Behind Joan {. Dohic

CLEVELAND, o. - Lodge
4O3 Of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union will hold it's Reg
ular monthly meeting on Sun
day, August II, at 2 pm. in
the Polish Falcons Hall, 7146
Broadway.
It is urgent that all men,
bers attend, for this will be
our last meeting before our
21st Annual Fraternal Day,
which will be staged on Sun
day, September 1, at Puritas
Springs Park. AS you know,
our contestant for the Queen
Contest is Joan Carol Dobric.
All those who are selling tic
kets are asked to do their
best, so that she may win the
queen title.
At this session we will also
appoint the men and women
of our lodge who are to work
at the Fraternal Day Celebra-
ton.
Andy Tumbri, Rep.
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Hammond 358 Members
In Top Drawer Session

HAMMOND, Ind. - A IL
members of CF'U Lodge 358
are urged to attend the reg
ular meeting which will be
held Sunday, August II, at
200 pm, in the Broosh
House.
You are all familiar with
the fact that we will stage our
50th Anniversary Banquet at
the San Reno Restaurant, at
1904 Ridge Road in Highland
on September 21, 1857.
Dinners will be $500 per
plate for adults, with the
member paying $500 and the
Lodge chipping in the other
dollar. For children t h e
charge will be $3.50 per plate.
Many urgent details are to
be discussed at the forthcom-
ing session and your attend
ance is requested.
S. NoyOsel, Sec'y.
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LOS ANGELES, Calf. -
The Croatian National Asso-
citation will sponsor it's 21st
Annual Croatian Day Picnic
on Sunday, August II, at the
Croatian Recreation Center,
1925 So. Budlong Avenue.
The park gates will open as
early as HOO am. on this
important date. At 2::30 pm,
the Program will begin, fea-
turing a soprano solo by An
toinette Bee, piano solo by
Alex Molnar and another So
prano solo by Blanka Vogel.
Further entertainment will
be provided by a Women's Vo-
cal Sextet, a Mems Vocal Oc-
tet and by an Instrumental
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Dorothy Rasch and Angela Volarch On Edge
Los Angeles Association in 21st Croatan Day Aug. Il

are very we'll known among
our Croatian people and we
believe it will be a very close
race, all the way.
For the convenience of
those who attend there will
be an ample supply of refresh
ments available, including the
traditional hot ba r b c u e d
lamb and cooling beverages.
Admission charge to the
grounds will be 80 cents for
adults and those under II will
be admitted free.
We extend a very warm
invitation to all our people
of Los Angeles and area to
attend.
T0mo j. BulIum, Sec'y.
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Quip Choral Club And
Cokeburg KoIo Dancers
Planning Canadian Trip

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - o n
Saturday, August 18th, the
"Jadran" Singing Society and
the Cokeburg Lodge 354 Kolo
Group will present a Concert
at the Croatian Sons Club.
22-5th St.. in Welland, Onta-
rio, Canada.
The program, beginning at
7:3O pm, will be followed by
dancing to the music of the
Jadran Tamburitza Orchestra,
also of Aliquippa.
We believe we need not ella
borate on the countless acti-
vities and appearances of
"Jadran" in all parts of the
US, as they have already
been reviewed in the Zajed-
nicar, on many previous occa-
sions.
This talented group of 48
men and women will pre-
sent choral numbers, duets,
solos and even kOlO rou-
tines, which will win the
acclaim of all in attendance.
Likewise the colorful Coke
burg Junior and Senior kolo
groups are we'll known in the
tri-state area, for their nu-
merous appearances. They are
all eagerly looking forward tc
this, their second perfor.
nance in the Dominion ol
Canada and plan to delight
young and old with their in.
tricate arrangements.
We invite all lovers of our
Croatian music and dances
in the Welland area, to attend
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Robert Graves "As You Are Woman, So Be Lovely"
Six Candidates In Cleveland Frat Day Queen Sweepstakes
BY Anna Rescic
United Lodges Sec'y.

CLEVELAND, 0. = CFU
Lodge 80 has chosen Elsie
Rapich for their Fraternal
Day Queen contestant.
Elsie was born on Febru-
ary %, 1888, in Cleveland and
is the daughter Of David and
Anna Rapich, Lodge SO men,
bers. She was enrolled by
Nest IS upon birth and from
there transferred to Lodge SO.
She graduated from East
High School in June, 1856,
where she enacted excellent
parts in several plays. She is
very much interested in dra-
mates.
Elsie is an active member
of the Cleveland Kolo Aces
and presently is employed at
the st. Clair Savings and
Loan Co., as a teller.
Lodge SO members are all
doing a nice job to help Elsie
win the contest.
CLEVELAND, 0. - Croa-
tian Fraternal Union Lodge
IA has again chosen sis. Bar
bara Samac as their contes-
tant for the Fraternal Day
Queen Contest.
Barbara is a very active
Lodge IA member and an ac-
tive member of the Cleveland
Kolo Aces.
She is the daughter of
Charles and Mary Samac, also
very active members of Lodge
IA, where Mrs. Samac holds
the post Of Treasurer. Her pa
rents are also the managers
of the Croatian Home Bar
room at 6314 st. Clair.
Lodge IA members are glad
to have Barbara as their con-
testant and are 1909 behind
her.
CLEVELAND, Ohio = c.
IF. U. Lodge 663 has again
chosen Judy Bilicic as their
contestant for this years Fra
ternal Day Queen Contest.
/ Judy is a member of Nest
55 since birth and is the
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Mrs. George kasunic, active
members of Lodge 235.
Barbara was born on April
%, 1910, in Euclid, Ohio, and
has been CFU member since
birth She was a member of
Nest Sc, prior to transferring
to Lodge 235. The entire Ka-
sunic family are members of
the Croatian Fraternal Union
Barbara is a Senior at Col.
linwood High School, where
she is taking a Business Ma
jor. In school she is a member
of the Senior Choral Club and
she is also a member of the
"Slavulj" Singing Society ano
Kolo Group.
After graduation "Babs''
plans to study as a dental as.
sistant.
X
ed. Note: - No photo was
available at press time OF
Lodge AZ candidate Barbara
Clemence. It will appear in
a subsequent issue of the En-
glish Section.)
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Uniontown Mothers In
Plans For Sept. | Fun

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
CFU Nest 80 Mothers Club
will hold a Picnic on Sunday,
September I, at st. Cecelia's s
Picnic Grounds at Lemont
Furnace, 3 miles north Of
Uniontown.
The activities of the day
will get under way at noon
and continue until ?? There
will be plenty of hot barbe-
cued lamb, sandwiches, home
baked goods and cold bever-
ages.
Music on this occasion
will be rendered by the
popular Lira Tamburitza
Orchestra of Large, Pa.
The mothers are all hard at
work, in an effort to make
this, their first picnic a sue
cess.
They extend a warm wei.
come to all the members OF
| Lodge u, their families ano
friends and also to all the
members of the United Lod,
ges and other lodges in the
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CIeveIand's 21st Fraterna| Day Will
Find Z CFU Yeeps On Speakers Dais
Puritas Springs Park Should Bulge With
Members, Friends OF Society On Sept. 1st

CLEVELAND, Ohio - An
invitation is extended to all
our people and various organ
izations of the area to attend
the 21st Annual Fraternal
Day, which will be sponsored
by the United CFU Lodges
Of Cleveland on Sunday, Sep
tember /, at Puritas Springs
Park.
The picnic will begin at
noon and last until the late
hours Of the evening.
An entertaining program
planned for the day will
feature the "Abrasevic"
and "Slavulj" Singing Soci-
cites, the kolO Aces, Euclid
KOlO Kids, Nest 55 kOlO
Dancers and the famous
Cleveland Tamburitza SYM
phony, under the direction
of jim KOvacevic.
Acting as Master Of Cere-
monies will be none other than
our Croatian Radio Hour An
nouncer, bro. John Birek.
Our guest speakers for the
dav will be 1st Vice President
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HAMMOND, Ind. - Lodge
358 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union is already making
plans for the celebration of it's
5Oth Anniversary, which will
take place on Saturday, Sep
tember q, 1857.
Due to the fact that we
will be holding a banquet.
the celebration will be
staged at the Sam Reno
Restaurant, 1904 West
Ridge Road, in Highland.
The restaurant is large
enough to accommodate
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of the CFU. bro. Joseph Baz-
darich Of Chicago and End
Vice President bro, Milan
Vranes of Pittsburgh.
There will be plenty Of bar
becucd lamb and pork avail
able from noon, throughout
the day, as we'll as other tas-
ty goodies and plenty Of cool
drinks. This year again, tic
kets will be distributed to the
youngsters.
Don't forget to sell and also
buy some Of the tickets that
our Queen contestants are
selling.
Those vieing for the
queen honors are: Lodge ID
Barbara Samac; Lodge ~
Barbara Clemence; Lodge
90 Elsie Rapich; Lodge 235
Barbara kasunic; Lodge
4O3 Joan Carol Dobric and
Lodge G63 Judy Bilicic.
The officers assure every
one who attends a very Won
derful time.
Anna Rescic, Sec'y.
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Northern Ohio "Fraternal Day" To Be Staged Sept Isl
East Chicago "Harborites" To Mark
Twentieth Anniversary October 18th
Pre-Celebration Agenda Calls For Brace
Of Orchestras To Play During Fall Fete

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
With the weather being like
it is, warm and hot, thought
it would be a good idea to take
a small cruise and reminisce
a little bit. Many Of you may
ask, why reminisce?" Well,
it's like this - on August II
our Lodge 856 will be cele-
brating the 10th Anniversary
of it's founding.
Off hand, l can't remem-
Der the exact number of
members that started the
lodge; but at the present
time our membership
stands at 271. At this time
l would like to say thanks
to the deceased Mr.. Letica
and another one of our
staunch members, Mr.. JO-
seph Sedey, Sr., for with
out them, we would never
be.
Remember the first two
basketball tournaments? |
was still a nest member at the
time, but I remember selling
souvenir badges. 1t was a
good feeling to meet all those
different members of the 9TH
er lodges.
Then came the bowling
tournaments and | don't be-
lieve the Harborites missed
very many of those. In fact,
for the. past few years, the
number of teams attending
the tournaments were never
less than six.
Truthfully speaking, bowl.
ing seems to be the sport that
keeps our Lodge on the active
list. Keep it up bowlers, we
don't want tossdie out yet.
Those Were The Days
Remember when the Skip.
per" wrote articles for the