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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-03
Mysterious Poisoning Kills
Fish In Ponds On Crosby Farm

Mr.. Crosby said the poison was
poured in on the back side OF
he pond fartherest from the
road. There are three ponds con-
ncCted with water flowing from
the back pond to the two front
ones. This connection was re-
Sponsible for the spreading OF
the poison TO the other two
ponds.
I'D give $500 to know who
lid II and get them convicted"
said Dan Crosby as he surveyed
The damage already done and
watched large bass ripple the
water on the poisoned ponds.
Crosby said he thought it was
Erdrin that had been poured in
10 the pond.
About three years ago some
Endrin was accidentally spilled
into the pond and the fish looked
the same way" he said.
This poisoning episode was
not thought to be accidental. In
that the Crosby's don't open the
pond O the public it is believed
hat thCis refusal To- let someone
fish there resulted in the poison
ing.
II wasn't certain how extern
:iNc the damage would be TO the
BEAUTIFULLY stocked pond but the
surface OF the first poisoned pond
was covered along the edges
with baby fish.
Those that stay alive and stay
in there will be big ones" sur
missed Crosby.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-03
Did The
GoufGunu
Strike?

II appeared from a distance
hat the goat gang had struck
again.
Evidence was a rauh b.f1y goat
taxed out in the front of
Jimmy Deus home.
The goat was stake out in
open daylight by group of
Young civic workers who waited
patiently as the good nalurcd
Jimmy Dicus. owner OF Dicuy
FircStonC Dealer store in Tabor
city. surveyed the situation then
asked. What goes on here"
No ono answered. There we're
Smokers heard in the audience
las the civic workers smothcrcd
10 outright laugh.
Finally. the explanation was
given.
Tho Jayc~rs voted let night
20 purchase a goat 10 be- used
o boost attendance ni local
meetings Dicus. a charter and
active member of tho IayccCe
was among those absent from
The meeting. lie was the il'-fatca
victim 10 start the goat on if,
merry rounds DiCus. aCCordinr
to Howard Fowler. JaycCg prcsi.
lent. must keep tho goat until
he next meeting which will be
reid September rs. At that time
Dicus attends the meeting. the
'amcs Of those absent will he
Iplaccd In hat. The lucky
Continued on Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-03
Brunswick Man
Gets Position
With Ag. Dept.

The appointment of ElwOOd
Mint as director Of the public
atoms division of the State De
p1rtmcnt of Agriculture was an
nounccd Wednesday by Agr.yuI-
'Urc Commissioner l.. Y. Ballcn-
tine. Salary range for the job
Us S6.l56-S7.5 500.
Mint. who for the past fuuI
years has been assistant publIcd-
tons editor with the n. c. Agri-
cultural Extension Service. will
begin his new work on Scptcmb-
CT 8, Ballcntine said.
\ native of Brunswick County
Mint was born and reared on q
farm. He attended LCuiSburg
College and graduated rom the
University OF North Carolina
with an A. Il. degree in 1850
He Is veteran Of World War II,
during which nc served thrC.
years overseas. After tcaChin.
school for several years. be-
worked for two years as a safety
representative with the Depart
mcnt Of Motor Vehicles
He is married to the former
.Alcnc Mechanic Of Sampson Coz
unity. and They reside at 32Og
.BcriIc Street, Raleigh.
Mint now position with On,
N Is the post left vacant by
IN Of Blackburn W. John
July 3. The division he
Hyad is responsible for edit
and writing departmental
OBLIGATIONS, issuing press re
.1s"S and special articles, and
bIsnIng n semi-monthly pap
r Agricultural Review. 1t ais,
yrvcs as central information
'.Ii'" t"r t0c Department
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-03
Leukemia Claims
Patricia Jolly

Miss Audrey Patricia Jolly. Is,
died at her home in Tabor City
at 1 l.. nm. Tuesday after a years
Hines OF Lcukcmia.
81" would have been a mcmb-
er O. .Ic tenth grade class in
the T"oor City School thIs term
Her parents are Audry and Edna
Worlcy jolly.
Funeral services are to be held
this afternoon "wednesday al
4 p. IN. in the sanctuary of the
Tabor City Baptist Church OF
which she was a member with
her pastor the Rev. p. c. CAN'T
Officiating. Burial will follow in
the Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Active pallbcarcrs will be
Billy RIgSby of Raleigh. John
Marlborough of Cary, James
Thomas, Jr. of Chester, Kenneth
Lee of Benson, also Richard
Mills and Roger Mills of Tabor
City.
The family requested Pat
Jolly Memorial Fund through the
Tabor City Baptist Church for
a loan closet of hospital beds and
wheel chairs instead of flowers.
In addition to her parents she
is survived by two brothers.
John Eddie and Jerry Jolly of
the home; paternal grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover M. Jolly
of Tabor City and her maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Minta Worl-
cy Of Cerro Gordo.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-03
Negro School Has
Successful Opening

TABOR CITY Negro high School
was "ilic'allH opened august =
WIN an enrolment OF 4Su pup'IS
III inc Elementary department
an" o, I'll inc 'i'E'' 9'''""' '"'" -
"lE %" pupllS'
me administration was peas
." WIN "'y ,""i''' ''''" % we
par I'''S ana S'u"ci''S an" we
~ ,''S' "'Nt pau ei''S /" SOC '''''
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-03
Red Devil Football Team To
Open SO Seusonhere Friduv

Tabor City's Red Devil foot
ball team has its eye on a Wet
DRY Friday night as they meet
Shallottc High here for the sea-
son opener.
The Red Devils have been de-
MED d football victory for tn,
past two years and their hung
or for a win has been evident in
practice sessions.
Bermey Stevens, head coach
expresses optimism about the
season that lays ahead. The
turnout of 30 squad members has
done much to boost his optim-
ism. It is the largest turnout Of
grid aSpIrantS in a number OF
years.
Stevens calls his backfield 2
'crackcrjack" one and when
coupled with heavy, aggrcs-
.Sivc forward wall it gives basis
TO his optimistic prediction that
the Red Devils will win as many
as seven games on their lO-game
schedule.
The Friday night, 8 p. m.
opener will be the first game the
Red Devils have played in the
new Waccamaw Conference
They had previously played in
IA" leagues.
When the Red Devils take the
field Friday they will be sport
ing new uniforms donated by
local merchants. Steven said %
boys would dress for the tilt.
The physical and mental con-
dItion of this years squad is very
gratifying ard we will be in top
notch condition for the opening
game Stevens remarked.
Eight Icttcrmcn are on this
wears squad but a host OF nom
seasoned, energetic asplran:s
have been giving the more cx-
pcricnccd candidates a run for
their money.
Tentative starters Tor Friday
nights game are: LETT end. Larry
Williams; left tackle, Joel He'd
gccuc: Left guard. Shafton Hcw-
cit: ieu,cr, Wayne Stevens; right
guard, Tony Waddell; right
tarklCs, Billy SolcS; right end
Jackie Small or Bobby Melton
quarterback, Henry Neil Wright
right halfback, Melvin Mobiles
left haliback, Leon Fonvielle
fullback, Gene Dcllinger.
one oil the biggest members OF
the squad is Joel HedgccoC, 6'3"
l75 tackle who will fortify the
line. Hcdgecoc will have plenty
of assistance from Shafton Hew-
cit who tips the 81 lies at ITO
Wayne Stevens, center, who
weighs in at 100, and Billy Soles
rugged 1870 FOUNDER at right
tackle
HOmegamcS will be played al
Civilian Field against ChadbourE
Wilmington Jr. Varsity, Eliza
bcthtown and Lumberton
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-03
BAL Enroll
AT Williams

~ total of S4l students enroll
I'd in the Williams Township
School on opening day. or this
number G22 were elementary
pupils, and 2l9 were high school
students.
The elementary enrolment 4.
much smaller that that OF las
year (654), but the high school
enrolment is larger ,2U3).
OF the 219 hiy' hool student
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-03

2G3 are taking science. physics
or biology; i3l are enrolled in
Inc muih department. 1853 arc
taking social studies. ~ IRE TAX
ne commercial subjects; IL are
King French: 81 are tlkine
physical education. 90 are ca.
oiled DO he agriculture dnpart-
rcnt: 81 are taking home eco
Monies; and all are taking Eng
iiSh.
"'''iams Township High
.' Is participating in the
.G'"'c Curriculum Survey, and
aii Ugh school students are TAX
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-09-03

a private fish pond known to.
yield bass weighing UP TO 10
pounds each was mysteriously
poisoned last Wednesday after
noon on the farm Of Dan Crosby
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

memory of the great Saint
Of the once proud Republic
of Dubr0vnik.
Ray Hackett's Orchestra,
Martin Santich and his Or
chestra', and the Ruza Tambu-
rita Orchestra have been en-
gagged to play during the pro-
gramoand throughout the day.
On the program there will
appear; an unusual al. group of
dancers and singers called
the Narodnih Igraci, headed
by John Skpw. None of the
members of the group are
slavs,7 but when you hear
them sing. you will think that
they just came from Yugo-
slavla. Il 2T@,.T. .;~r,.!
Another group Of per-
formers to appear will be
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Dukane Tams In
Bethlehem Feb. |

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - CFU
Lodge SIG and Nest 185 are
honored to announce that the
Duquesne University Tambur-
itzans will appear here on
Saturday, February l, 1858,
at Broughal High School Au-
ditorium, beginning ats pm.
After the concert they
will appear at our lodge
hall, 1885 East 4th St., for
a few hours of playing and
dancing.
For the benefit of our out
of town lodges, the club will
open at 100 pm. on Feb. 1
and the kitchen will be ready
to serve all from then on.
Reservations for the con-
cert may be made by calling
S. j. Hadar, University Z.
1924, or by writing to same
at 2113 Princeton Ave-, Beth.
lehem, Pa.
Our friends Of all nation.
alities from Camden, Eliza.
beth, Staten Island, etc., are
invited to attend.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Cleveland U.L Group
In Business MeetinQ
Friday Night, Jan. n

CLEVELAND, Ohio-Not-
ice is hereby given to all CFU
United L o d G e S represent
atives Of last year, as well as
the ones elected for this year,
that an important meeting
will be held on Friday, Janu-
ary "a, at 700 p. m. sharp,
in the Croatian Home, 6314
St. Clair Ave.
The lodge secretaries are
asked to send the names and
addresses of the newly elected
representatives to the under
signed, at 19301 Renwood
Ave., Euclid 10, Ohio, at once.
Likewise, the lodges that
have not yet elected their
representatives are asked to
do so at the very next meet
ing. Anna Rescic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Youngsters Feted In Keeping With Season
Milwaukee West Ais Area Mothers Celebrate yu|efide

Jimmy Kleppa played the ac-
Gordon, and a: group fof the
Juniors did the recitation of
Merry Christmas. .......
After the program coffee,
pop and cookies, which were
donated by the mothers, were
served to all.
We wish to thank every
one who helped make this
affair a success. Our appre-
ciation is, also extended to
bro. Grasha for the fine
Christmas Carol Books, and
to bro. Frank Braidic for
. the books of Christmas
plays and poems.
. New Years greetings are
extended to everyone and may
1858 be a better year than
any in the past.
Mitzie knaflic, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
yAreaCr Great Celebration Feb.
San Franciscos Mayor To Attend Fete onorng St. Base

the members of CFU Nest
1872, who are directed by
William Blazevich. This
group, in the persons of
Joanne Ivanetich, Diana
kuchan, Kathy Ivanetich,
Kenneth Delaney and Diane
Stepelkovich, was invited
by our committee on the
strength of it's performance
at the Christmas Party.
The festivities of the day
will open at 11:00 am. with
High Mass at the Church of
the Nativity, Franklin and
Fell Streets. California Hall
will be open from 100 pm.
and on throughout the day,
with music, dancing and re.
for all.
Peter Obad, Pub
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

SAN FRANCISCO - The
vast Sveti Vlaho (St. Blase)
Society has organized a gi-
gantic program for it's cele-
bration of Sveti Vlaho Day
on February 2, 1858. The
scene of this, the biggest af-
fair in the Society's long his
tory will take place at the
huge California Hall, Polk
and Turk Streets. ~
The famed maestro of Sla-
vic music, Edo Lubich, will be
there, as well as the popular
radio and TV star Ray Hack
ett and his Orchestra. }@
Many celebrities, includ-
ing the popular Mayor of
San Francisco, Gorge
Christopher, will attend
this outstanding festivty in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Dukane ammies
On Eastern Tour
Famous Ensemble
Plans Ten Stops

PITTSBURGH - On Fri
day, January "a, 1858, the,
Duquesne University Tambu-
ritzans resume their perfor-
nance of cultural programs
throughout the United States.
This time their operations
will be centered on the East
coast where for ten (10) days
the Tammies will sing and
dance to the beautiful music
of their forefathers.
Following is the schedule OF
the Duquesne Tammies on
their Eastern junket:
Sat. January 25-Bridge-
port, Conn.,, Klein Auditorium.
Sun. January 26-Union Ci-
ty, N. j., Park Theater.
Mon. January 27-M a NJ
chester, N. H., Palace Thea
ter. r.
Tue. January 28, Boston,
Mass, John Hancock Aud.
Wed. January 29-Silver
Spring, Md, Holy Names
Academy.
Thurs. January 30-Silver
Spring, Nd, Holy Names
Academy.
Fri. January 31st-Balti-
more, Nd, Mt. st. Agnes
College. &c..
Sat. February l - Beth
lehem, Pa, High School.
Sun. February 2-Steelton,
Pa, st. Mary's Aud.
Mon. February 3rd-Em-
mittsburg, Nd, st. Joseph
College. .
For a finer musical pro-
gram of South Slavic songs
and dances, make it a date to
see these youthful artists
when they appear in your par
ticular community.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
New Clarion Sec'y
Seeking Cooperation

CLARION, Pa. - Notice
to all members of CF'U Lodge
248!
AS the new Secretary, I am
taking this op por tunit y,
through the Zajednicar, to
greet all brother and sister
members of Lodge 248.
I am also calling on you for
your cooperation to help make
this year a better one. This
can be done if all members at
tend the regular meetings and
pay their dues on time. Your
suggestions for improvements
that will benefit our lodge,
will also be welcome.
If it is impossible for you
to pay your dues at the
meeting, you may take care
of the matter at the Cr0a-
tian Home office, any
Thursday or Friday eve
ming, from ! to 10 pm.
Due to the fact that / am
also. in charge of sick bene.
fits you may report any case
of sickness by calling me- at
Elizabeth 5142-J3 or write to
me in care of Box 124, Large,
Pa. Jovo Raduj jkoVich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Ante Grdic Seeks
Word OF Relatives
Hopeful Readers
Can Furnish Tip

BETHEL PARK, Pa. - I,
Ante Grdic, am trying to To-
cate my brother, Nikola Gr-
die, or any of his descendants.
We came to America in the
year 1902 or 1903, from a
town called Batonoga, 2. P.
Cetingrad, Yugoslavia, and
are the children of Dora and
Pero Grdic.
The last time we saw each
other was at a town called
Falk Station near Stubenville,
Ohio, or near Wheeling, w.
Va.
Anyone knowing his where
abouts please write to Ante
Grdic, 2941 Idaho St., Cover
dale, Pa, or call Te. 5-121O or
Te. 5-9918.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
New Lorain Secretary
Rates Profuse Praise

LORAIN, Ohio - At the
annual meeting, held Decem-
Der Is, 1857, the members Of
CF'U Lodge 1876 voted for an
increase of local lodge dues.
The increase amounts to ten
cents per month and will be
effective as of January I,
1858.
At this meeting we also
elected a new secretary, sis.
Mildred Bozicevich, whose
address is $3.50 South
Broadway, Lorain, Ohio.
I personally feel that our
members made a good deci-.
sion, for sis. Bozicevich has
had five years of bookkeeping
and I'm sure she will fulfill
her duties as a secretary with
out a great amount of trouble.
j. Crnko, Former Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

MILWAUKEE, - The CFU
Mothers Club of Milwaukee
and West Allis held a Christ
mas Party on December %, at
Pasquale Hall, for all their
youngsters and those of the
kolo group. a
The party opened with
singing of Christmas carols
in both English and Croa-
tian. Thanks to the CFU
for sending us those Christ
mas Carol books. The cover
made the book a hit with
everyone. .. ..
Santa Claus appeared on
the scene next with gifts, box
es Of candy and cookies for
all. Gifts were also exchanged
among the mothers.
As an added treat for all
present, Kathy and Mark Ju-
|rovic danced the Kings Kolo,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Chi Primorci Priminq
For Feb. 9Th Funniest

CHICAGO - The Annual
Masquerade Dance sponsored
by the Primorac Club will be
held at the Assumption School
Hall, Goth and South Marsh
field Ave-, Saturday, Febru-
ary 9Th.
Dancing will start at $3.50
pm. to the music of frankie
Kovacich and his Orchestra.
A good time is promised to
all who attend our annual
"Mesopust" Dance.
Mary Julian, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
George Mur|in To Be
SaIuted When Tammies
STAGE SteeIfon Concert

STEELTON, Pa. - Under
the sponsorship of Kolo Club
Marian, the Duquesne Univer-
sity Tamburitzans are head
ing our way to present an out
standing Concert or Sunday,
February 2, 1858, at 800
pm, in St. Mary's Auditori-
um, Second and Hoffer SITS.
The Tammies have done
a great job in preserving
the rich culture of our Gro
attain people. -.
They have won nationwide
acclaim for their excellent
and colorful presentations of
Slavic music, songs a n d
dances. ~ . s..
Their present program is
superb. In addition to our be-
loved Croatian favorites, they
give us a variety of songs and
dances from Slovenia, Bulga.
ria, Macedonia and Serbia,
which our Steelton friends
will greatly appreciate.
This year we are espec-
tally looking forward to the
concert for this collegiate
group now includes a for
mer very active member of
our kolo club, freshman
George Murlin.
His many friends will b
there to cheer his first Steel
ton appearance with Du
quesne, especially his fellow
CFU Lodge 13 members.
Concert tickets can be oh
tanned from any member o.
| the kolo club. We invite al
lovers of tamburitza music il
the vicinity to join us in keep
ing this date with the Tam
mics.
You will enjoy every minut.
of it.
Mary E. Kamenar, Treas
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
Croatian and Serbian
May Be Taught In Fall
By Univ. Of Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH - An in
creasing number of students,
and others, in Western Penn
sylvania have been express
ing interest in mastering the
Croatian and Serbian lam
guages.
Much Of this interest
stems from the sponsorship
by the Croatian Fraternal
Union Of America of Men,
bcrsiip Campaigns calling
for a Grand Prize Award of
a visit to Yugoslavia, with
the next such trip to be
made in 1860.
Now the University of
Pittsburgh would undertake a
course in the Croatian and
Serbian tongues - if there is
evidence of sufficient demand
for such a project.
Reply Due BY Feb. l
The University would sche-
dule the course for the Fall Of
1858 and offer it in evening"
class form. =
Interested readers of the
Zajednicar should write be-
fore Feb. /, 1858, to Mi
chael Jovanovich, 258 n.
Bellefield Ave., Pittsburgh
13, if they would "join up"
In your letter, please state
your name, address, telephone
number, and which evening of
the week you would be avail
-, 80,
able for such a class.
The University of Pitts
burgh will do it's best to ac-
commodate you.
Editorial Staff
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
4-County Lodges
10 Meet Jan. 18th
UniOntOWn Will
Host Conference

COKEBURG, Pa. - The
United CFU Lodges of Fay
cite, Greene, Washington and
Westmoreland Counties will
hold their Annual Conference
on Sunday, January 26.
The hosts will be Union
town Lodge u and the meet
ing will be held in the Croa-
tian Home, located on Frank
lin st.
As in the past, the scs-
sion will begin promptly at
200 p. m., and we appeal
to our delegates to arrive
on time so that the order
of business can proceed as
planned.
At the present time there
are 13 lodges affiliated with
our United Lodges and each
lodge is entitled to four dele
gates, which were to have
been elected at the yearly
meetings.
We earnestly hope that all
our elected delegates will be
present at this yearly confer
ence and also wish to see a
few new lodges added to our
roster.
Bernard Nj. Luketich, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
South Chicago Church
In 3rd Annual Banquet
Saturday, January 25th

so. CHICAGO - The Sa-
cred Heart Church School
Building Fund Committee are
in full swing with their prepa-
rations for the third Annual
Parish Banquet and Dance, to
be held on Saturday, January
Is, 1858, in the Croatian Hall,
9618 S. Commercial Ave., be-
ginning at 900 pm.
A delicious menu is being
prepared and an interesting
program of professional en-
tertainment is in the offing.
In connection with the din
ner, there will be the corona
ton of a king and queen,
which is the highlight Of the
evening. The contest is now
in progress and creating much
excitement among the young
er set of the Parish.
The Queen" contestants
are Miss May Metelko, 9733
Commercial Avenue, and Miss
Stephanie Dosen, 9655 Com
mercial Avenue.
The King" contestants are
Mr.. Dan Aisanich, 2918 East
95th St., and Mr.. Richard j.
Susak, 9847 Escanaba Ave. A
1858 Edsel Two-Door Hard.
top automobile will be given
away.
A-number of local disting-
uished persons have been in.
vited to lend assistance in
making this a very successful
event.
Rev. Ljubo Cuvalo, Pas
tor, cordially invites all To-
cal CFU lodges, parishion-
ers and friends to attend
the forthcoming festivities.
Mr.. John ]. Spitz is Genera.
Chairman of the banquet
Rep. Nick Svalina is Co
Chairman, Mrs. Stanley Gros'
EEK, Contest Chairman, Mrs
Arnold Kahn, Ticket Chair
man, Mrs. Apolonia Aschen
brenner Hospitality Ch a i r
man, and Mrs. Jos. Dichelt
Arrangements Chairman.
Anne M. kompare, Pub
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
General Meeting Set
By Verona Natl Home

VERONA, Pa. - Members
of CFU Lodge ITO are re-
quested to attend the General
Meeting of the Narodni Dom
on Sunday, January 26, at 2
pm.
Reports Of officers will be
given and recommendations
will be made for the future
welfare of the Dom.
Joseph Stefancic, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22
TaInmies Shaping
Cleveland Concert
Homecoming Show
For Two Members

CLEVELAND - Now that
1858 is here to stay, CFU
Lodge 859 rolls out it's well
come mat to the musicians
from Duquesne University,
the much-traveled Tamburit-
zans.
The date for their annual
concert is Sunday, Febru-
ary 8, at the Music Hall,
scene of previous appearan-
ces of this accomplished
group. .s-.- r.
We trust that all fraternal
organizations will cooperate
by refraining from arranging
any conflicting event.
This year is a crucial one
for the Tammies. They have
undertaken to build a Tam
buritza Hall on the Duquesne
campus. Right now they are
soliciting pledges. You can
help along this cause for the
promotion Of Croatian culture
by attending the concert and
boosting the sale of tickets.
Among the featured en-
tertainers will be our own
Ann Perencevich and Ray
mond Burovac.
Ann is a former member of
the Collinwood "Slavulj" Cho-
rus and still a member of the
st. Nicholas Greek Catholic
Church Choir.
There will be a reception at
the Croatian Home in Collin
wood following the concert,
and your concert ticket will be
accepted as the admission.
Wilson Latkovic is in
charge of the arrangements
and tickets may be secured at
Burrows, 419 Euclid Ave.
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George Reich