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The frontiersman., 1958-08-28
They're All Ready Come and Gel 'EnA''

No need to go hungry at the t+air not if one likes not dogs. some made cakes, hanburgers. -ifsa and chips and home-style sinners
 N number of food concessions hf5Fe .been contracted for the iaI.f-day Valley Fair Booths will spH operated by St. Michaers Al- aar -SoeiefN Who plan 10 offer ifesh homemade cakes, barbe- HlI.t sandwiches, and coffee; Beta 1glEma Phi members will again fa.faT chilli dogs; hot dogs, chii. hpfpe- made cakes, doughnuts, ruftee, pop, and hot chocolate. A -bfl- aIlnk stand will be operat- 4fi hy Iohn NJ. Bailey Roger 4s4gr plans to operate his fish sand chips stand again this year aa8 Mahle Egeland will be sell- .nE pop corn Members of the Vtterans VT Foreign Wars AuXil- 4Hry Unit Of Wasilla will be sell tnH the popular cotton candy: taeia Nelson has signed lip for a atut dog stand, the Salvation Army plans coffee and dough- H54H concession and two addition s food concessions are planned ass- the midway
 iia the dining room members of skhe WasilIa Public Library Asso- ration and the Wasilla Grange Ntn 2 will offer full dinners throughout the fair. with special raates for children
The frontiersman., 1958-08-28
Free Spine Exams Offered Locally

A Palmer spine specialist said today that an examination Of a youngsters backbone may help to determine his future occnpa- lion.
 Dr. Norma Godfrey, explained Hhat more than SO per cent of Ahs nations school children have spinal distortions and that such students should be encouraged to work with their brains and not their backs. She added that many EAinal defects can be corrected without difficulty if discovered sarly.
 on Saturday, September 6. as aaart of nationwide public ser gice program, under the sponsor Etalp Of the International Chiro- 4sfactors Association, students from kindergarten through high ss-tool are being given spinal ex- 4ninations without charge. Par alfts may make appointments for 4heir children by telephoning HB -3580 Youngsters not yet in hugh school must be accompanied S0 parent
 Dr Godfrey said shock to tte body from a fall sometimes Rnshes the spine out of line slightly She added that such a distortion can interfere with nor tRAl body function when vital Werves are pinched
 Poor posture is an other wide- spread cause of spinal mlsalign- went, she added
 She said the most common de atat found among students in last years spinal check-up program Was a scoliosis, a curvature which raused the youngster to have an nnbalanced posture to the left or slf.tlt
The frontiersman., 1958-08-28

Dinners will be served from HOO --a .ra. on. Home made chili and sandwiches will be available on Thursday. Fair menus will be roast beef, ham, turkey and ma caroni and cheese. See you there.
 Gerald Coghlan, Mary Hoff- man and Clyda Thomas plan to leave Wasilla September for the University of Alaska, to be- gin their college careers.
 Larry Ulrich plans to attend Evangel College lii Springfield, Missouri and will major in busi- ness administration,
 There will be a P.T.A. meeting at the Wasilla school Monday, September l5. at 8:00 pm.
 Wasilla witnessed record vote MI Tuesdays election, 3l5 votes were cast. Proposition l:246 for, 69 no. Proposition 2:242 for, So no Proposition 3: 244 for, 69 no. For Governor. William Egan, l84, Victor C. Rivers 47, John Bntro- vich Jr. AS, Gerald Williams 24.
 Secretary of State: Richard Cruel 15O, Hugh J, Wade 94, K. F Dewey 40. United States Sena- tor Term A. K. L. Bartlett 246, \ R- MAI. Robertson 5l United States Senator Term B, Ernest Gruen- ing l53, Mike Stepovich l45. Un- tied States Representative two year term: Raymond K. Hummer l39, Ralph J. Rivers 98, Henry
The frontiersman., 1958-08-28

A. Benson 51. At Large District .E. Senator two years term: Irene E. Ryan 89, Ed Baldwin 88, Mill ton ID. Snodgrass 50, INC. An derson 50 At Large District E, Senator four years term: Ralph N. Moody 78. Keith M. Lesh 6O, ]. B. Smith 43. W. R. Long 38.
The frontiersman., 1958-08-28

James D. Frey 34. Samuel F. N. LightWeoa 2l. District c State Senator two year term: J. Earl Cooper l83, Ray Wolfe l02. For State Representative two year term: James Hurley l27, Frank Sorensen 93, Doris Mckinley 40, Betty MearS 34.
The frontiersman., 1958-08-28
WASALA NEWS
By Jane Browne

Wasilla Territorial school will open Tuesday, September A. Bus es are expected to run a schedule to reach school at 9:50 ann School will be in session about one and one-half hours the first day. on September 3, school will open at l000 am. and conclude about l:3O pin. Full daily ses- sions will begin Thursday, Sep- tember A The school lunch pro- gram will start on Monday Sep tember 8. Teachers are expected to be at the school opening day Eno later than 8:30 am., Septem- Der 2.
 Merrill Hatcher and Joseph Kennedy, supervisors of the Ter ritorial Department of Education from Juneau, spent two days in WasiIla to survey the current needs of the school.
 Louise Potter arrived last sat- urday afternoon via the highway to make her home in Wasilla. Miss Potter found the highway the dustiest ever
 
 The Wasilla Public Library and the WasilIa Grange No. 2 have completed plans for their dinners to be served in the Fair dining room the four days of the Fair.
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Warren Members viii
Raise Roof AUGUST II

WARREN, Ohio - "Sloz-
ma Braca" CF'U Lodge 593
will hold a picnic on Sunday,
August II, at Bozin's Lake
Francis on Route 5 in War
rem.
Barbecued lamb will be
ready at noon, along with
liquid refreshments and home
baked pastries.
Games will be held for
the children at 200 pm.,
to be followed by dancing
to the well-known Pozega
Tamburitza Orchestra of
Girard, Ohio.
We are inviting all our
members and friends to come
out and spend an enjoyable
day with us.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. - An
drea Birczak, talented violi-
mist and member of CFU Nest
1872 in Braddock, will be one
of the featured attractions
during the 9th Annual Gro
atian Day Program on Satur-
day, August 80, at Kenny
wood Park.
Attractions during t h e
main program at the Music
Plaza will include the Pitts
burgh Junior Tamburitzans,
under the direction Of John
Gregurich; the CFU Lodge
354 Kolo Dancers of Coke
burg, under the direction of
Bernard Luketich; and the
Muselin Continentals of Chi
cago, ILL.,, one Of the most
popular tamburitza ensembles
of the Midwest.
The semi-finals in the
kolo competition will again
be conducted at the Dance
Pavilion in Kennywood
Park, with the champs to
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Quip, Cleveland Set
For Aug. II Invasion
Of Youngstown Center

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
Time again for one of those
enjoyable "Strossmayer" pic
MICS at the beautiful Croatian
Center.
This one will take place
Sunday, August II, with
plenty of barbecued lamb
available from noon on.
The well known Veseli
Tamburitzans from Farrell,
Pa, will play for dancing.
At 500 pm, a short pro-
gram will be presented with
the "Jadran' Singing Society
of Aliquippa, Pa. rendering
a few selections, the Kolo
Aces from Cleveland, going
through some intricate kolc
routines, and last but not
least the "Strossmayer" Kolo
Group giving out their best.
Refreshments, in c ! u d ing
goodies for the kiddies and
home baked goods, will be
available.
Svi nam dobro doSli.
Stella TOplek, Sec'y.
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be crowned at the Post
Croatian Day Reunion on
Sunday evening, August 81,
at the CrOatian Home, 4th
and Antisbury Streets, in
Rankin.
The Muselin Continentals
will present a concert pro-
gram and provide music for
dancing during the evening.
The Croatian Day Outdoor
Reunion is scheduled for
Monday, Labor Day., Sep
tember 1, at the Croatian Cen
ter, off Babcock Blvd, in
Millvale. Entertainment and
dance music will be provided
by a popular tamburitza or
chestra.
According to early reports,
the Greater Pittsburgh Gro
attain Day Committee has
been advised that special
chartered busses will travel
from various sections of
Pennsylvania, New York,
Ohio, and Illinois which
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Valuable Prizes Await Standout Artists
Southern California Juniors In Talent Parade Aug oath

and useful gifts as
prizes to the best performing
group or individual.
First prize will be $50,
second and third prizes will
be $25 each, and the fourth
prize will be q Yugoslav
Folk Dance Album.
The accompanying photo
graph depicts a few of the
Plavi Dunav Kolo Dancers,
who rehearse every Thursday
evening at the American Gro
atian Hall, $50 So. Ford Blvd,
under the direction Of Miss
LAM Papadol.
Since the picnic is not too
far away, we will let you in
on some of the events that
will take place on August "a.
The ever popular Hajduk
Tamburitza Orchestra will
play in the shade Of the pa
ito from 200 until 700 pm,
taking a break only from 800
to 400 pm, when the pro-
gram will be staged in the
large, cool auditorium.
For the moonlight crowd,
of music, dance, and ro-
nance, the Melody Men will
play from 700 until 11:0O
pm.
Of course, there will be
goodies such as barbecued
lamb, smoked kobase, home
made cakes, and plenty of
cool drinks will be served
throughout the day.
The committee wishes to
invite all CFU members of
Southern California and their
friends to attend this worthy
and entertaining picnic.
Help us so that we can help
our junior members carry or
the traditions of our Croatian
culture, which we are SO
proud of.
Agnes Daniels, Pub.
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On To Kennywood Rankin, and Croat Center!
Greater Pitt Croatan Day Committee In Holiday Fiestas

means that another banner
crowd will attend the 9th
Annual Celebration at Kenny
wood Park.
When planning your Labor
Day weekend of outdoor acti-
witty, include the three day
festival in Pittsburgh: Satur-
day, August 80, at Kenny
wood Park; Sunday evening,
August 81, at the Croatian
Home in Rankin; and Mon
day, September 1, at the Cro-
atian Center in Millvale.
Anthony j. Brajdic
Exec. Sec'y.
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Guy Mitchell At
Kennywood Aug. 80
Fair Officials
Give Green Light

PITTSBURGH - Anthony
J. Brajdic, Secretary of the
group, advised us over the
weekend that the Greater
Pittsburgh Croatian Day
Committee has succeeded in
getting singer Guy Mitchell to
make a guest appearance Sat-
urday, Aug. 80, during the
program which will highlight
the observance that day at
Kennywood Park of the Com
mittee's 9th Annual Croatian
Day.
Mr.. Mitchell is of Croa-
tan descent and ranks a
mong the nations foremost
recording a n Il teleVlSlOn
performers.
The consent for his appear
ance came from the officials
of the Annual Allegheny
County Fair. Mr.. Mitchell is
scheduled for two shows dai.
ly during the Fair.
Other details pertaining to
the 9th Annual Croatian Day
program may be found else.
where in this issue.
Editorial Staff
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Steelton Sec'y Moves
To Camp Hill Quarters

STEELTON, Pa. The
members of "St. Lawrence"
CFU Lodge 13 are hereby no.
titled of the change of ad-
dress of their Lodge Secre-
tary.
In the future all dues pay
ments and lodge communica-
tons should be addressed to-:
Stephen A. Juzbasic
1890 Fetchworth Road
Camp Hill, Pa.
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number of Points during the
of July.
He swamped the Home Of
flee with 1872 points between
July 1 and July 25.
Next - with III -
came sister Danica Marku-
sic of Schumacher, Ont,
Canada, Lodge 895 to run
her total to 519 Points and
further cement her lead
over all recruiters in Amer
lea and Canada.
The next best scorer during
the past month was 3rd CFU
Vice President Math Kovace-
vich Of Los Angeles, Calf. He
added 81 to run his output to
AT Points and maintain the
No. 2 position in the overall
Campaign standings.
There was, however, anoth.
er 97-Point producer in July
He is bro. Joseph Stanovich
of Hamilton, Ont, Lodge GA
And rounding out the big
Points gatherers were sister
Mary Marold 1927 of Flint
Mich, Lodge SCI; bro. JosiE
Sunic (63) Of Montreal, Que.
bee, Canada, Lodge 900; bro
Tom Satina (55) of Bentley
vile, Pa, Lodge 437; and bro
Valentine Grohar (54) of Jo'
liet, ILL.,, Lodge 18.
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Our congratulations.

Our congratulations.
Care To Cash Points?
Now to still another side of
the Campaign, the matter of
exchanging your Points for
cash or investing them in one
of the two Grand Prize
Award trips.
We have on several occa-
sions appealed to our recruit
ers to advise the Home Office
as to whether they are striv-
ing for a trip to Yugoslavia
or a cruise in the Caribbean.
To date, we have heard
from a number of you and
your Grand Prize Award in
tentions are listed elsewhere
in this issue of the English
Section.
However, there are un-
doubtedly numerous others
who have one of these trips
in mind. 1t is to these that
we now direct an appeal to
let us know as much in
writing in order that we
may govern ourselves at
the Home Office according
ly.
If, on the other hand, you
are not interested in either
trip, please advise us to that
effect at once.
We must know the names
of all desirous of receiving
cash payments in the event
that the Supreme Board
should decide to make the
first such payments at the
end of the current year.
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Pittsburgh Junior Tamburitzans Set
To Thrill Crowd At Four.County Fete
Softball Tournament Among Highlights
Of Day Sponsored By Thirteen Lodges
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1890 pm. over the facilities
of Charleroi Station WESA,
$40 KC.
Everyone is invited to tune
in Sunday, Aug. II, for COM
plete details pertaining to the
celebration the same day of
the United Lodges 4th An
nual "Fraternal Day. at Sha-
dy Grove Park.
Editors To Have Say
The afternoon program is
to start at 5 pm. sharp, Day
light Time.
Dorothy Vukotich, Bridge
vile, will sing the National
Anthems, and serving as the
NC will be Bernard NJ. Luke
itch, Secretary of the United
Lodges and President of
Cokeburg Lodge "a.
Representing the C. F. u.
Home Office as speakers will
be the Croatian and English
Editors of the Zajednicar,
Philip Vukelich and Stephen
F. Brkich.
In addition to their editor
ial duties, bros. Vukelich and
Brkich are serving this year
as co-Vice Chairmen of the
CFU's Membership Campaign
Committee. Both are also a.
mong the 40 Incorporators
and Honorary Dire e c t O r
whose names appear on the
CFU Scholarship Foundation
Inc, Charter, which was gran.
ted June 27, 1858.
Ano t h e distinguished
speaker will be the Hon.
Thomas E. Morgan, DEM,
Fredericktown, who repre-
sents Pennsylvania's 26th
Congressional District in
the us. House of Repre-
sentatives.
Congressman Morgan has
for years been one of the bes
friends our people have in thi
area, a man we can alWay
turn to in time Of need as
, people.
Also scheduled to greet tn
crowd will be Fayette Count.
Judge Dembo.
Great Junior Troupe
But the most colorful par
of the program will come will
the introduction of the yer,
talented Pittsburgh JUNO,
Tamburitzans.
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Directed by John Gregu-
rich, these youngsters are a
sight to behold as they 60
through their PAGES attired
in beautiful national dress
and fill the air with the
music and songs so dear to
the hearts of our people.
Their district appearances
this season have been many
and at every "stop" they
found new friends and admir-
ers clamoring for a return
visit to their areas.
The United 4-County LODI
ges may we'll take pride in
adding this musical "ten
strike" to their Sunday, Aug.
II, festivities.
Following the program, the
Greyko Tamburitzans will
play for dancing until the late
hours of the evening.
Softball Championships
Now for still other impor-
tant phases of this great cell
ebration.
Those who decide to como
to Shady Grove Park early
are in for a real treat, for
starting play at II Noon will
be four district CFU softball
clubs in search of the 4th An
nual "Fraternal Day. dia-
mond championship.
Battling it out for the
laurels will be teams repre-
senting Clarion Lodge 248;
Youngstown, Ohio, Lodge
66; Versailles Lodge 146;
and Cokeburg Lodge 354.
Presenting the CF'U trophy
! to the winning team will be
the Society's Sports-Ed Di-
rector Frank Braidic.
Tune in to Station WESA
Sunday, Aug. II, at 1890
pm. for other details.
We have also taken care of
the food and refreshments
side of the day by ordering
a huge supply of barbecued
lamb, roast pork, and your
favorite refreshments.
And don't forget to bring
the youngsters along, for
Shady Grove Park is an out
standing amusement center
with many rides and a beau
tiful swimming setup.
Dobro nam dSsli to Union
town, Sunday, Aug. II!
Arrangements Committee
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Corn Roast Aug. 18th
For Cokeburq Members

COKEBURG, Pa. - CFU
Lodge 354 will stage a Social
and Corn Roast on Saturday,
August 16, at the Croatian
Home, beginning at 500 pm.
All lodge members, club
members, and friends are in
vited to attend.
Bernard Luketich, Pres.
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Croatian Fraferna| Union Comes Into
3,212 Members, S2,798, 400 Insurance
During First Seven Months Of Campaiqn

Seventeen Recruiters Were Credited
With 200 Or More Campaign Points As
Continental Drive Entered 9Th Month
BY Michael Grasha Chairman, Campaign Committee
PITTSBURGH - One of the pleasant duties of
membership campaign chairman is the periodic reporting
Of the recruiting results And, when recruiters in the
field produce such gratifying results they did in the
month of July that pleasant duty is joy supreme.
Before 60 into analysis of the months produc-
ton want to give you here statistical month
picture of the drive recorded the first months
of the year campaign.
We are pleased and proud of that picture that we
want the whole world to it and be convinced
that fratenasms outstanding recruiters the exponens
of the CFU.
They give proof positive that Society continue
it's forward march in the only true raternal method
Der get a member, a
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$2,798,4OO

How many societies could match this record of produc-
tion We're certain that operating the same basis
we anywhere and many Of those who
have well trained we'll paid field agents would be proud OF
this achievement.
Shortest Month OF Year Also Most Productive
The 1912 members in just months gives us hope
that we can 5000 the end of which
will be but the half way mark of the current drive
Insurance the Society has received over two and
three quarter million dollars Oddly enough
the shortest month of the year, February the most
productive
And after Mays relatively weak showing are again
on the upswng with July being oucassed only by the months
of January February and March.
very interesting development Of the July recruiting
was the fact that of 44 members enrolled 1913
adults thus the largest number of seniors enrolled in
single month far.
Here now is U.S. Canada and JuniorSenior campaign
comparison which presents interesting study OF the
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Continental Society

The CrOatian Fraternal
Union Children's Home at
Des PLANES, ILL.,, is one OF
the finest institutions of its
type in the world.
CrOatian Fraternal Union
insurance is a shield with
which to meet the blow you
can't see coming.
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Farrell Lodge 12b Secretary Hailed
As Foremost Campaigner During July
Home Office Anxious To Poll Feelings
OF All Working For Grand Prize Awards
Continued From Page y

mother side of the current
Campaign, a review of the
names of those who made
the greatest Point gains
during July - the seventh
month of this twO-year
drive.
Certainly anyone who can
increase his standings by 50
or more Points at this time
of the year is deserving of
recognition. In fact, it's quite
an achievement!
Farrell Point Center
To bro. Michael Golub,. the
Society's Farrell, Pa, Lodge
126 Secretary, goes the honor
of turning in the greatest
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Danica Markusic Schumacher, Ont $40
Math Kovacevich, Los Angeles, Calf. At
Michael Mijatovich Toronto, Ont 4l6
Franjo Rudar, Chicago Ill. 4O2
John Baron Benwood, w. Va: 379
August Herceg Schumacher Ont 351
Michael Batch, Johnstown Pa. ................. 28O
George Balich Indiana Harbor, Ind 256
Mike Goub Farrell Pa ........ ........... 242
William R. Vician Gary Ind. .................... 237
Rudolph Karlovich Anaconda, Mont. 226
Mary Julian Chicago, Ill. 225
Nick Sarch, Chicago, Ill. 225
Joseph Secen Val Dor Que. ................... 221
Milan Skrtic Campbell Ohio o............"....... 213
Josenh Stanovch Hamilton Ont ................. 21O
Nary Marold Flint Mich . .... 2O2
Here again Canadians shine brilliantly. No less
than of them are included in this select circle. Sister
Markusic has taken a commanding lead and upped her
total by III points since the June recapitulation
We're pleased to see CFU Supreme VicePresident
Math Kovacevch maintaining his U. S. leadership ever
(No Holds Barred r. H. !
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Membership-wse that, has been the case for
the past years. the ratio of junior to senior men,
bers juniors for every senior This true in the u s.
but as the statistics above show, Canada can still tlnd
senior for every junior member.
Another interesting and gratifying comparison can be
drawn from the fact that of the total membership Can
ada accounts about sixth despite the fact that the
ratio of u sCanadan membership only about Cana
dian for every fourteen Americans.
Seventeen Names On 200 -Poines-Plus Listing
Now to take closer look at the other aspects OF the
campaign results If you compare the listing of so more
point campagners of June with the current you'll notice
that it has grown considerably.
AS matter of fact proudly exhibit the names OF
131 standout CFU standard bearers 1O6 from the u
25 from Canada This is an Of 18 Junes total
OF these 49, three burst onto the honor roll with well
over 100 points EACH Nona Gavota of Rock Springs wy
with ISL Anton Kobuchar of Clearing ILL.,, with 125 and Jo-
sip Kasunich of Sudbury, Ont with 124
We now have II campaigners who have earned 200
points or They are as follows:
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Turn to page 8 for editorial,
"Yes, Or NO?" ..
Evening star., 1958-05-14
FAMOUS FABLES
BY Z. Z. EDGAR

PAR: When banker Nathan
Rothschiid fell III at the age oi
10. he was convinced that death
was imminent. His doctor. how
ever. did not share this view.
"There Ia no basis for your
fears" he told the financier
you'll live TIL you're 100"
II can't believe that" said
Rothschild. "Why should the
Good Lord wait until I reach
par when he can pick me up al
7S7p
Rothschild knew whereof he
spoke. for he died soon after.
SCHEDULE: Some years ago
when the Theater Guild was re-
hearsing a play by George
Bernard Shaw. II was found
that 1t ran too long.
II presented In It's entirety,
the suburban trade would be
lost, as the Anal act would end
after the last trains had de-
parted. The Guild explained
the situation in q cable "a
Shaw.
"You must change the last
act" they wrote.
Shaw offered q counter sug-
gestion.
Change the train schedules, .
he cabled back.