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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
Study Group
To Host Husbands

D-OVER-Members of the st.
Elizabeth Study Club will enter
tain their husbands at a Christ
mas dinner Wednesday for
which Mrs. Vincent Pace will
be hostess,
The November meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Albert
Antonelli with Mrs. Froehlich,
viee-president, as discussion
leader.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05

AS a result, when the Jets be
gin spring training next March
at Jacksonville Beach. Fla, some
Of the Columbus players will be
In good shape. Others, such as
catcher Dick Rand and pitcher
Bob Kelly, will be working out
the "kinks' after a winter OF
baseball inactivity.
In addition to those on the
Jet roster checking in at Jack
sonville Beach, a few outstand-
ing prospects on the Pittsburgh
roster expected to come north
with the Jets will begin spring
training with a season OF winter
ball under their belts.
Third baseman Leo Rodri-
suer and veteran second sack
Or Spook Jacobs, who could
once again comprise half OF
Columbus regular infield in
1859, are both playing in the
winter leagues. Leo is play
Ing in the Mexican League,
while Spook Is with Havana in
the Cuban circuit.
Rodriguez hatted .276 in 135
games for the Jets last season.
Jacobs came on strong at the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
CCLCage
Schedule

Dee. 12LWatterson at New
ark Catholic; Springfield Central
Catholic at st. Charles.
Dec. l9-Springfield Central
Catholic at Newark Catholic;
Holy Family at Watterson.
Dee. "a Holy Family at
Springfield Central Catholic.
Jan, 2-Newark Catholic at
ST. Charles.
Jan. 8 - Springfield Central
Catholic at Watterson.
Jan. l0-St. Charles at Holy
Family.
Jan. l6-Holy Family at New
ark Catholic; Watterson ut St.
Charles.
SECOND ROUND
Jan. 23-Newark Catholic At
Watterson; : st. Charles at
Springfield Central Catholic.
Jan. 3O-Newark Catholic at
Springfield Central Catholic;
Watterson at Holy Family.
Feb. est. Charles at New
ark Catholic; Springfield Gen.
trail Catholic At Holy Family.
Feb. 10-Newark Catholic at
Holy Family.
Feb. 13-Watterson at Spring
field Central Catholic; Holy
Family at st. Charles.
Feb. 27-St. Charles at Wat
terson.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
St. Andrew Men
Start Fund Drive

st. Andrews Church will
launch a building fund drive
Sunday afternoon.
Men of the parish will ring
doorbells between ! and 4 pm.
to solicit pledges. Pensioners
are urged to remain at home
during those hours, and to have
their pledge ready to help sim
Iplify the operation.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
|CYC Club Chartered
AT St. John School

The Catholic Youth Civics
Club Of st. John school received
its official charter from the
Commission on American Cit.
zenship in Washington, DC.
The charter formally recog-
nizes utilization of the local unit
with the national organization
headquartered at the Catholic
University of America, Pupils of
grade seven comprise the local
club membership.
The officers of the newly or
ganized club are: Mary Shoe
maker, president; Edward Roeh-
renbeck, vice-president; Thomas
Kulp, recording secretary; Mi.
chael Wyss, corresponding see-
rotary, and Brenda Carnevaie,
sergeant-at-arms.
1t is one of the thousands of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05

finish to wind UP with q .2o2 av-
erage in $50 games,
Ken Hamiin, currently on the
Pirate roster, is with the Agui-
las Cibaenas club in the Domin-
lean Republic. In all likelihood,
he will be back at shortstop next
season. The youngster, &C.
CURED from Mexico City late in
the season, hit .295 in "a games
and spanked the club into the
|playoffs.
Rand is spending the winter
at his home near Gettysburg,
Pa. He was a PTS hitter in 1876
games for the Jets. Reserve
catcher Bill Onuska, whose
home is in Bridgeport, Conn, al
so is spending the winter away
from baseball.
R. G. Stevens, who could be
the Jets regular first baseman
in 1859, is at his home in Moul-
trie, Ga. A right-handed hitter,
he spent last season with Pitts
burgh and Salt Lake City, after
hitting .2s4 in SO games for the
1857 Jets.
Four possible pitching re-
fUrnees from last seasons
club ara known TO be playing
winter ball. Whsmmy Doug
las, George o'DonneII and
lefty Joe Gibbon are other
members Of The Asvilss ci-
baenas club, while another
soufhpaw, Luis Arroyo, is
with San Juan in the Puerto
Rican League.
Douglas, a front-line pitcher
for the Jets the past two sea-
sons, was the clubs big winner
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
DIR. Zhivago'
Serialized

India ~ NCl-
A Catholic newspaper here is
serializing "Dr. Zhicvago." the
Nobel prize-winning novel which
has brought down q storm of
abuse upon author Boris Faster,
max in his Russian homeland.
Deepika, Malayalam language
Catholic daily, is believed to be
the first newspaper in India to
print a translation of the Faster
max novel. The Malayalam trans
lation was made by Muttath Var
key, Catholic writer, on the
Deepika editorial staff, who an.
Hounced he plans to publish it
in book form after the serializa-
ton in the paper.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05

Catholic civics Clubs chartered
In the United States for foster
ing training for good citizen.
ship
Through monthly pro ec s
and study of articles featured
In The Young Catholic Messen-
ger, the national Catholic week
ly for students Of the upper ele-
mentary grades, these citizens
learn in a practical way the
meaning of Christian social liv,
ing based on principles of JUS
tice and charity.
This year the program Of
study and action will develop
the practical theme, ITO Serve
God and Neighbor Best - Find
the Career Just Right For You"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05

Also winning a first team POI
sition on the offensive unit was
Ken Beamer of Dennison st.
Mary, q team which now boasts
a 10 game winning streak.
Beamer was placed at end, a POI
siticn he played for st. Mary.
Nick Weber, Portsmouth Notre
Danes progressive tailbaek,
was named to the second often
.sive team by the AP. Weber
scored LAB points the past sea-
son in leading Notre Dame to
the Southern Ohio Conference
champicnship-the first time the
school ever won the title.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
CYCAH-Stars
Win TtCO OUer
Grid Champs

The Catholic Youth Council
Ail-Stars batted 1857 in the
Thanksgiving football games by
winning two Of three battles.
The Heavyweight Ais
edged out champion ST.. Mary
Magdalene, 1912, while the
Lightweight AIl.Stars slapped
down champion St. Christopher,
14-6.
1t took co-champs Our Lady
OF Peace and st. Agatha to blank
the Light-H~ heavyweight All-Stars.
1870.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05

last season with q 1910 record
and a 3.3l earnedrun average.
Arroyo had o 1913 record prin,
cipally in relief roles.
Kelly, another definite pos
sibility if his arm trouble dis
appears, is spending the winter
at his home In Bedford. Ohio,
He was used infrequently fol,
lowing his purchase from Cleve-
land in midJune, but won "a
games at Nashville in 1857.
Another member of the Agui,
las Cibaenas club, Jim McDan-
lei, is an outfield possibility. He
is a right-handed hitter and bat.
ted .296 at Salt Lake last season,
with 81 home runs and 80 runs
batted-in. !
John Powers and Jim PEN
dleton are two ether euifield
possibilities. Powers nit ~
home runs end knocked In IS
runs for the 1857 Jets and
spent last season with Pitts
burgh. PendIston was runner
up in the International League
batting race last season with
. .312 average for Columbus.
Powers is with the Caguas.
Guyana club in the Puerto
League. Pendleton is
spending the winter at his home
in New York.
Several other members Of the
1857 Jets are also playing win
ter ball. Right-hander Cholly
is with Havana, while
outfielder HOWE Goss and
Highlander Bonnie Daniels are
playing for the Aguilas Cibae-
mas. First baseman Tony Bar
tirme and infielder !Gair Allie
are with Carta Vieja in the Pan
amanian League, and outfielder
Bill Causion is with the Valencia
club in Venezuela.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
FIR. Wolf Speaks
At St. Augustine,s

st. Augustine PCcW will hold
its monthly meeting at 8 pm.
Wednesday in the school hall.
The guest speaker, Father
John Wolf, of st. Charles Sem
mary, will show slides of his Wis
it to the Holy Land. A social
hour will follow the business
meeting.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
Cage Menu
FRIDAY

UNJ0AJ
Coshocton Sacred Heart at
Chillicothe Central Catholic
at Centralia.
Mt. Vernon St. Vincent at
Sparta.
Dover ST. Joseph at pennison
ST. Mary.
Rosary vs.. Academy at Kc
league gafne).
SATURDAY
Delaware st. Mary at Holy
Family.
Somerset Holy Trinity hosts
Cambridge st. Benedict.
Lancaster st. Mary hosts Mag
netic Springs.
Watterson at Academy.
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans hosts
Marietta st. Mary.
Newark Catholic hosts Gran
vile.
TUESDAY
Somerset Holy Trinity hosts
nashville.
Coshccton Sacred Heart hosts
Conesville.
Chillicothe Central Catholic
hosts Frankfort.
st, Charles at Lancaster st.
Mary.
Dover ct. Joseph at Killhuck,
Wattsrscn hosts Linden'Mc'
Kinley.
Dennison st. Mary ut Keene.
WEDNESDAY
New Lexington st, Alpysius
hosts Amanda.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
Sacred Heart
1.ontinuad from nage 6l

Continued from page D
IL game with Fresno, they were
unable to continue their come
back in the final quarter when
two first stringers went out via
the foul route.
IN that final period, Fresno
poured through 80 points while
Sacred Heart scored II.
sseved Heart lis 20 N-64
Fresno ~ 43 s7-s7
RosEcRANS LOSES OPENER
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans lost its
seasons opener last week to
Roseville by = 51-43 score.
Trailing by only three points
at the half, the Bishops grew
cold In the third period when
they scored only five points
while Roseville hit for ID. After
that, it was only . matter OF
time.
RoSacvAns ........6 ~ WV
ReseviIIs ....,.Ia ~ A0--5l
ST.. JOSEPH LOSES OPENER
Dover ST. Joseph had trouble
stopping Beach City's Bob Kurtz-
man, who dropped in rs points,
and as q result lost its opening
game, s6l,37.
st. Joseph trailed by only a
single point 1t half.tirns. but
Beach City got rolling In the
second half to win the contest.
ST. Joseph u, s 10 2<-s1
Beach City ~ 10 A0-6I
HOLY FAMILY WINS
Holy Family ripped the cords
for % points in the final quar-
ter to come back to defeat New
Lexington St. Aloysius, $751;.
Marty Crawford, who sizzled
the nets for % points, scored
IS points in that hectic quarter.
81. Aloysivs - n 3S-sl
Holy Family 81 ~ 32-s5
AQuINAS eLouTED
Aquinas lost its first cage
earae Of the season to Ports
mouth, 6o-49, and Terrier star
Frank Schneider lost two teeth
Ii the Friday night tussle.
Aquinas trailed all the way
IN losing the game to the Ports
mouth quint.
Portsmouth lis ~ $50
Aqujnas ......e Ie $40
WATTERSoN DROPPED
Watterson was unable to stop
Upper Arlington's scoring ma
chine and lost its opener to the
Golden Bears, 57-40.
Dick Cottingham, Ariington's
sharp-shcoting guard, dropped
Ii ri points to pace his team to
victory.
Arlington ....JA 81 4s-57
Watssrssn 80. ~ 26--4o
M
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
Guidance Talk Slated
For St. Michael r

Frank Leppert Of Battelle
Memorial Institute will be the
guest speaker at PTA meeting
to be held at 3 pm. Sunday in
st. Michael's school hall.
Leppert, who is also a mem
Der of the Midwest College
Placement Association, will
speak on 1.-THE Parents Role in
Vocational Guidance"
Fourth grade room mothers
will host the meeting under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. Deverne
Sagstetter.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05

Circle 353 Team Meets
The drill team Of Columbus
Circle No. 353, Daughters of Isa-
bella, will have its annual
Christmas party and banquet at
$3.50 pm, Saturday, at the Fort
Hayes Hotel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
BUYERS DELAWARE GUIDE
IMPORTATION

YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS
RUBBER STAMPS IN ONE
DAY. CARRIER Stamp Co., "a s.
Sandusky. Phone 3-4571.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05

St. Rita Friends Meet
All members of Friends of st.
Rita are invited to attend the
quarterly meeting to be held at
the Home for the Aged, 1915 E.
Broad St., at 2 pm. Sunday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
While Fans Fight Cold,
Some Jets Are Playing Ball

While most Columbus Jets fans are fighting
off the winter cold, many of the Jet players are getting
plenty of sunshine while competing in various leagues
In Mexico, Cuba and other points south.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-05
FURNITURE STORES
USED FURNITURE

1SuSo dIfU AppIfdIILCo
BARGAIN FURNITURE STORE
212 London Rd. Phone 3-7503
Visit the THREE STAR BARN
in STRATFORD for good clean
use furniture. Phone 2-1132.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18

Beginning. and being the same
land conveyed to Eugene Roberts
and wife. by deed Of c. Paul Rob
erts and wife, dated February 10,
1855. and recorded in the Office
Of the Register Of Deeds Of Orange
County in Book l53. at Page 237.
This deed OF trust is executed.
delivered and accepted subject to
all Of those restrictive and pro-
tective covenants as set out in
an instrument dated September
10. 1919, and duly recorded in the
Office OF the Register Of Deeds Of
Orange County in Book l32. at
Page At, as fully as if the said
restrictions had originally applied
to the property now known as Dog
wood Acres Extension, provided,
however, Paragraph D. Of the said
instrument for this conveyance IS
amended to eliminate the race
clause in the said instrument.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18

Ivoice. tsl Piano SOLO. a. Stringed
instrument. lsl Orchestral inStTp-
meus
AL hagh school ScniorS In Or
snge County are eligible for the
contests, which vii be held OF Or
before March Z. 1858 Those wish
lng 10 enter should notify tht
lcluh S rsuxsc committee chairman
Mrs. Hugh Il Hol5rook Of 5os
pritcharc Avenue. Chapel Hill
Other members OF the COMMITTEES
are Mrs B Z Barret; and Mrs
John Gilbert
Each entrans viii be called or
70 perform one composition of hss
ichoace from memory A copy ol
the corspositon must be provided
lior esch Of three judges Winners
may be invited 10 perform al 3
clStrics meeting Of the North Caro-
lina Federation Of Women Club s
OF whicn the Community Club here
Is s member
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18

10. 1855. and recorded in the Office
Of the Register Of Deeds Of Orange
County in Book l30 at Page 81,
to secure the Indebtedness therein
described, and default having been
made in the payment Of said In
debtedness, and having been re-
quested to do so by the holder Of
the note evidencing said indebt-
edness. ] viii offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bid
der for cash at the Post Office
Door in Chapel Hill. North Caro-
lima at L. O'clock Noon on
Tuesday. January Is. 1859
the following described land. TO-
wit:
All that certain lot or parcel OF
land. situated. lying and being or
the South side Of the Northern
loop Of South Circle Drive anc
known and designated as Lot No
Isl OF DOGWOOD ACRES EXTEN-
sion as surveyed and plotted by
John r Cove. Engineer. Of Chapel
Hill. n. c.. in 1854, plot of which
is on file in the Office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds OF Orange County II
Plot Book at Page anC
which said loi is more particular
/ ~ described as BEGINNING al
a stake in the South property lire
of the Northern loop of South
Circle Drive, the Northeast corner
corner Of Lot No. 30. running
thence with the line OF the said lol
South s. East 5l.3l feet to an iron
stake q corner Of Lot No q run
ming thence with the line Of the
SAID lot South So 81 East SO 81
feet to an iron stake, the North
west corner OF Lot No %: run.
ming thence with the line Of the
said lot North S7' East l43 feet
to an ron stake, corner Of Lol
No 81 running thence with the
line Of the said lot North 80 II
Wes. 1872 feet 70 an iron stake II
The South property line Of the SAID
South Circle Drive; running thence
along the curying South property
line Of the said Circle in a South
western direction l29 % feet to the
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18
University Extension DiUision Plans
Second Short Course in Income Taxes

While Christmas spending oc-
cupies the minds Of most North
Carolinians, officials OF the U.NC.
Extension Division are thinking
ahead-to income tax time For the
second year short course viii be
given to teach laymen the most
economical methods for filing per
sonal income tax returns
Beginning on Tuesday. Jan. l3.
the class vii meet one night q
week for two hours during q 10
week period Harold Langenderfer
associate professor Of accounting
al UNC. viii provide instruction.
Overflow registration in last
years S course necessitated setting
up two sections to handle tha
number Of interested persons.
Extension Division officials urge
those interested in the course to
pre-register. although applicants
may sign Up q. the time of the
first class meeting on Tuesday
nigh, Jan 70 al 7 o'clock IN Car
roll Hall
In addition 10 hearing lectures
and examples Of tax principle ap.
plcations those il the course viii
prepare typical income tax re-
turns Subjects 70 be covered in
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18
Thursday, December 1s. 1858

This deed Of trust Is subject -
water rights as set out In deed
from X. B. Cole and wife. to c,
Paul Roberts and dated January
Is. 1855.
This sale will be held open for
ten days to receive increased bids.
This the 10th day of December.
1858.
This property is now in the name
of George C. Campbell and Ruth
C. Campbell.
L. J. Phipps, Trustee
Chapel Hill. North Carolina
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18
Charles Blake Is
To Speak Sunday

Charles H. Blake Of near Hills
boro widely known ornithologist
vii speak and show slides at an
open meeting OF the Chapel Hill
Bird Club at ;. p n. this Sunday,
Dec q in Wilson Hall. the Uni
versi.y zoology building
HIS topic will be the birds Of
Swan Island. Caribbean island
Oh which be recently spent almost
& month Studying the migration OF
North American birds. He also
cid some bird banding while there.
81 az Island is south Of the west
ern end Of Cuba of the coast Of
Honourus
The public is invited % attend
The meeting and hear Mr Blake.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18

clude exemptions. tax rates, meth.
DDS Of computation. capital gains
and losses. deductions. deprecia.
ton. tax Withholding and Social
Security taxes.
Langenderfer is q certified pub
lie accountant and holds the Ph.D
degree from Indiana University
A member OF the UNC faculty
since 1858. he is e member of the
American Accounting Assn. and
the n c. Assn. Of CPAs.
Information and registration
procedure may be obtained from
Short Course Box 1850. Chapel
Hi.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18

That same evening We learnet
nat Clayton had huri his hanC
while grinding sausage Aftel
supper We walked UP to see him
We found most Of the Rogers cIar
gathered around the fire "Feeli
much better nov the victim tolc
Us Good taIng N Daddy stoppet
grnoln when he did oldn
allow 70 add my own meat 10 ina
here sausage
DO people often get hurt fixing
me meat" wanted 10 know
We'll SAID Dewey, you heerc
about N Daddy and the gum"
no. We SAID.
Vel, sir, began Dewey, thai
happened few year back / nac
Old revolver Hit wasn't much
account A feller mad to let the
first sho, 90 by and start shooting
On the second shot If he didn
then the gun d backfiIe and le.
nun have the powder In the face
ho.hin would do but m'Daddy
was goln 10 Kill his hawg that
year and use the old gun to %
Il told him how il worked. Bul
na" he was bent on shoohn' the
crhter with that first shot. He
went out 70 the yard and aimed
the gun
And wha, happened?" asked
the 81
Jlst what told him. The old
gun oackfired M'Daddy dropped
nit on the ground and run for his
Life, grabbing MS eye and yell
ing. I've bowed my damned eye
out I've bowed my damned eye
OUT II skeefed me TO death near
about. | chased after him. But
when | caught up with him he
wouldn't let 60 bis face. Jist kept
shoutin' about blowing his damned
eye out Then ] reached up and
grabbed MS hand away from MS
eye | list about knew most Of
his brains would be comm out
oil hole IN his maid Was
skeered, III tell you And you
know Here Dewey paused and
iooked al US with his most solemn
expression, there wasn't even
speck Of gunpowder on hint
We all Laughed m Daddy.
continued Dewey, was so hacked
he wouldn't even come back to
Ill his hawg
50 il has gone all these years
HogS-like coWS-may come and
hogs may 30. but the
generosity and story telling abll-
ty Of our farm neighbors continue
forever Hog-killin time is still
very much an occasion out here
The women still gather at each
others homes 10 hep with the
meat The men still appear al
our back door, platter or basin IN
hand. with the greeting. Kilt
hswgs today and we thought
y all'd like a little meat
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18

A rzzzsic and voice curnpetitson
iw high school senixx IN FIVE
cztegeries has been nzaOuncec by
the Community chb's Music D.
vlxiun. win . sfgo caSA prime n
each os the fnIlUwing cateeories:
til Male vo1ce ~ Female
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18

The Episcopal Church Of the
Holy Family viii hoio parish
meeting st 10 20 am TINS Sur
cay between the ter G clock and
eleven clocs services
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-18
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue Of the
power conferred upon me in a
certain deed Of trust. executed to
me by Eugene Roberts and wife.
Peggy J Roberts dated February
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
Mcdonald 598 Picnic
Slated For Lake Grove

MCDONALD, o. - Lodge
598 of the great Croatian
Fraternal Union will sponsor
a Picnic on Sunday, August
10, at Bozin's Lake Frances
Pavilion 2, located on Rt. 5,
Northeast, near the Warren
Water Purification Plant.
Refreshments to pie ase
young and old, including the
traditional barbecued lamb,
will be available for consump-
ton from noon until late that
evening.
The Velebit Tamburitza
| Orchestra, under the direc-
ton of Charles KlenOvich,
will do the musical honOrs.
Rain or shine, the picnic
will be held, as there is plen-
| ty of shelter on the grounds.
We invite all CFU members
and friends of the area to
join us on August 10 for q
day of fun and entertainment.
Maria Cvetnic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
Cleveland Lodges To
| Take Look AT Nest IS
On Friday, August Is

CLEVELAND, o. - Men,
bers of CFU Lodges II, AZ,
and 80 are asked to attend a
very important meeting Of
Nest IS which will take place
on Friday, August Is, at the
Croatian Home, 6314 st. Clair
Ave-, beginning promptly at
700 pm.
Dues payments should al
ways be made by the 25th
of each month. Those in ar
rears with their payments
are asked to settle this mat
ter as soon as possible.
Kolo classes have been re-
sumed and are held on Tues
days at the Croatian Home,
beginning at $50 pm.
Any junior interested in
bowling is also asked to con.
tact the undersigned.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06

Far behind -- but by no
means the type to concede
anything - came Michael
MijatOvich, Toronto, Ont,
Lodge 975, who racked up
40 more points during the
past month to bring his to-
tai to 416 Points for tho
first ! months of the Cam
paign.
In third place Aug. 1 was
Herceg of Schuma-
cher, Ont, Lodge $50. His to-
tai, 351 Points. His aim, to
overtake sister Markusic on
the Schumacher scene.
The No. 4 man to the north
at this stage of the race is
Joseph Secen, Val Dor, Que
bee, Lodge 814, with 221
Points, and in the fifth spot
is Joseph Stanovich, Hamil-
ton, Ont, Lodge 644, with 210
Points.
X
(Note: - The list of the top
ten recruiters in the States and
Canada as of Aug. 1 appears on
page Z of the English Section.
The names of all campaigners
with so or more Points will be
published in the following is
sue.)