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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-30
UZDRZAVANJEI PROMICANJE KULTURE PUTEM MLADEZ|
MA SLCI KULTURN MAS OMLADINSN ZBOR "SLOGA"

slikovitom nasom narodnom noSnjom ponosi Ia
drzavanje takovog zbora sto mnogo novaca. Teret
to pada navse roditelje djece pojedne rodoljube
Drektor Sloge jest uvazen mas starr can dobar glaz
benil, brat f.. Charles KOss On je dusa vOdja mia
deli "SIogi" mIadog brata Emilia Bossicka, koJ
pomaze, brigu vod uvjek naIazi svojom omladi
III ljudi, pozrtvovni rodoljub ne samo da mnogo
zrtvuu da mladez uzgajau zajedno odrze, vec pro-
micanju nase narodne kulture vrlo mnogo ucinil.
Ia njih moze reci kao druge vodje mladez da
oni zaista aposto hrvatske glazbene kuture America
Ia madez uopce to pitomci Zajednce oni di-
zu ugled svojoj Zajednici, jer NINA zasniva
predak njena buducnost Nas svesni clanovi to zna
du, pax zato pomazu svoju madez koliko mogu.
IzabraI smo danas "Slogu" ali mi isto tako cijeni-
mo uvazujemo ostale zborove nase mladeM te ce-
mo buduce nastojati da svima ukazemo jednaku cast
postovanje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-30

kao vec priznat i poznat u
mjetnik.
No, nazalost, stanje u do
movini bilo je tie s k o. Pred
stavnici tadasnje tudji n s k e
vlasti u hrvatskim zemljama
nisu pokazivali nimalo razu-
mijevanja "a domace umjet-
nike. Zato Rosandic, poslije
izlozbe u Splitu 1908, prihva-
ca poziv svog prijatelja Mes
trovica da dodje u Bee. I o.
pet Sc redaju dani neimastine
i oskudice, ali mladi umjetnik
podnosi sve i uci, upoznaje sc
8 novim smjerovima u kipar-
stvu - radi. Izlaze s uspje-
hom 1909. ma velikoj izlozbi
"Secesije" u Becu, 1910. u "a
grebu, 1911. s Mestrovicem i
o s t a l i'm jugoslavenskim u
mjetnicima u Rimu t. d.
Kao i mnogi nasi napredni
l ju d i njegove generacije, i
Rosandic Sc odusevljava bor-
bonn protiv Austro-Ugarske,
"a oslobodjenje i ujedinjenje
Juznih Slavena. Kao mnogi
izmedju njih, upire oci u slo-'
bodnu Srbiju, kao glavnu sna-
gu oslobodilacke borbe 1913.
godine definitivno prelazi u
Beograd. Tu pocinje da raz-
via svoj utjecaj ma mladu
srpsku umjetnost i unosi u
nju snagu svoga izgradjenog
umjetnickog izraza. No rat je
omeo rad, i on odlazi u TIA
liju, pa u Svicarsku, Fran
cusku j Englesku, gdje izlaze
svoja djela u Londonu, Edin-
burghu i drugin gradovima
i pomaze borbu nasih naroda
"a oslobodjenje.
Po slonu Austro-Ugarske
vratio se u domovinu zastal-
no Sc nastanio u Beogradu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-30

nom gradu, u svome Splitu,
gdje je i zapocieo dugi i te-
gobni, ali slavni put umjet-
nika.
Rodjen (25. sijecnja 1881
u obitelji klesara i kameno-
rezaca, Tomo Rosandic je jos
kao dijete usao u ''butigu",
upio u Sc ljubav prema skulp-
turi cd svoga oca ucio pr
We, djetinje, neprestane rezo-
We dlijetom. Naravno, bill su
to obicni zanatski radovi (kri-
levi, spomenici, natpisi) kak-
We vec stoljecima izgradjuju
nasi' ljudi po kamenom Pri-
morju i Dalmaciji, prenose
iskustva $ pokoljenja ma po-
kOlJcItJc.
No Tomo nije mogao ostati
obican klesar. Nosio je u sebi
dublje porive - porive umjet-
nika i stvaraoca, koje je sa-
mo trebalo uputiti pravim pu-
tenn. Zato je presao u pozna-
tn radionicu majstora Bill
MICA, gdje Sc susreo j sprija-
teljio ga slicnim (nesto mia
djim) djecakom, koji je nosio
u sebi iste porive slutnje.
Bio je to Ivan Mestrovic. "a
jedno 8 MIN je Rosandic iz-
ucio kod Bilinica osnove kle-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-30

Tu neumorno radi i gotovo
svake godine nastupa novim
eksponatima ma swim proljet-
MIN jesenjim izlozbama u
Beogradu. Katkada Sc zalije-
&c van. Tako 1888. izlaze
svoje radove u Belgiji i Ho-
landiji, 1887. u Rimu ! Pa
rizu, gdje osvaja nagradu
Grand Prix'. Iste godine,
kad je u Beogradu osnovana
Academia likovnih u m j e t.
1osti, Rosandic je izabran "a
njezina rektora sada sc saw
posvecuje radu ma odgajanju
mladih umjetnika. Tu ga "a
tice i rat i okupacija, kada
sc demonstrativno povlaci IL
javnog zivota i odbija sudje-
lovanje ma bilo kakvoj izloz-
bi. sto wise, zbog simpatija
s Narodno-oslob bor-
bonn bio je uhapsen cd stra-
ne Gestapoa.
Po oslobodjenju nastavio je
svoj rad ma Akademiji, a kas-
nije je otvorio svoju majstor-
'sku radionicu, u kojoj je ra-
dio sve do 1855, kada Sc po-
vukao u svoj Split, da ondje
proboravi posljednje d an e
svoga dugoga bogatog <stva-
ralackog zivota. ~""
Pokojni Rosandic bio je W.
10 plodan umjetnik. Ia svoga
zivota izradio je preko 200
djela, medju kojima sc po
svojoj snazi isticu monumen-
talni "Mladici i konji" (pred
Saveznom Narodnom skupsti-
nom u Beogradu), mauzolej
obitelji Petrinovic (u supetru
ma Bracu), pa "Borba izme-
dju dobra i zla", 'Umorni bo-
rac", Matt" j t. d. A izvrsio
je ogroman posao i kao uci-
tell j pedagog.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-30

sarske vjestine, da kasnije u
zajednici s akademskim XII
parom Feroranijem otvori po-
sebni atelier. Ipak, njegovom
izvanrednom prirodjenom ta-
lentu manjkalo je likovno O.
brazovanje, da bi mogao pro-
govoriti pravom snagom u
mjetnika. Zato 1908. godine
odlazi u Italiju, ma studij.
Ondje je prozivio cetiri 60
dine u teskim materijalnim
uvjetima, ispunjenim cestim
gladovanjem, neprekidnim od-
ricanjem j samoprijegorom.
Obilazi Rim, F'irenzu, Padovu,
Sienu, Veneciju, napaja Sc ma
djelima Michelangela j osta-
lih renesansnih majstora u
ci, uci radi. Godine 1906. po-
slao je on, tada potpuno ne
poznati mladi hrvatski u1njet-
mix jedno svoje djelo ma Mi
lansku izlozbu, gdje dozivlja-
va prvo javno priznanje, prvi
veliki uspjeh. Likovna kritika
.zapaza njegovu skulpturu i
hvali je. Led je problem. "a
tim slijede n nova priznanja: !:
vec iduce godine, 1907, do
biva poziv da izlaze u Firenzi,
a zatim sc vraca u domovinu,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-30

Pittsburghu okolici imademo krasnu kulturnu
spojku nasih omladinskh kulturnh drustava, naSu die
0madnu, organiziranu svOjm omladinsllim zborO-
yima, naine, Junior Tamburitzans drnstvima. Po
zvu mogo bi uzeti da to obcni professionally ta
buraSi zapravo nije tako To talentirana djeca
mIadez organzirana svoje zborove. Ia mladez vez
ba plesu, pjesmi svirci tamburicu, eemu do
bro renirani zbor sacnjava cd 80 do so canova. Owl
zborov pod direktvom vodja Duquesne University
Tamburitzans dok NINA upravla njihov posebni od
Dor vodje. okolici imademo danas sest ovakovih
zborova: Pittsburgh Junior Cairton McKeesport AM
BRIDGE Aliquippa Farrell Cokeburgu imademo do
bro organzrani Kolo Klub, jedan cd najboh ovakove
vrsti. Ali to nije Ovakov omladinsk zborovi po
stole organiziraju Sc po drugim naseobinama re-
dovima Zajednice.
Gore ma slci vidmo Omladinski Zbor "Sloga" u
Farrell, Pa, Hjepoj narodnoj nosnj. Samo ia narod
nosnja "Sloge' stoji preko $5,OOOOO. Ia madez
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-30
zulturni uspjeh H.B. Zajednice u Croatian Center
VELICANSTvEN| USPJEH s PR0SLAV0M !
HRvATSk0G zAJEDNICARSK0G DANA

CrOatian Center Prv puta, prosle nedelje, 27 julia
odrzal nasu veku Narodnu Slavu Croatan Center
dakle, zemljstu Hrvats Zaednicarsk Dan. Pro-
sava je vro dobro uspjea ma dobar dan bez kise
dosta vruc Ma proslav je bio oko 5000 naroda
il Pittsburgha okoice vee il susjednh drzava, cak
IL Kalfornije.
Svoj ma svom, tako ma ovoj Proslavi salupo
nas svjet ko je pokazvao jepi PRIOR Ia vjeme pro-
grama nasem ljepo uredenom pozorstu ma brezujku
gdje je podgnua krasna veka pozornica blo je mnos
two svjeta doe nize oko pecenja bar-rooms bilo je
takoder mnostvo naroda so pozorista pokazvalo lie
pi vdk velikog skupa svjeta Tu sasa sesre bra
ca zaedncar da manfestrau zajedncarsko bratsvo Ia
kove slave hrvatsh fraernalista Pittsburgh ma okpu ne
jos vido.
Program je bio zaista bogati kultxrn program od
enim govornicima savu Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce i
zaednicarstva, so ucnilo ak usak naseg odlcnog
costa glavnog govornka Mayora grada Pttsburgha bu
duceg governora Pennsylvania Hon. David L. Lawrencea
ko je izrazio pohvalno priznanje Zajednc Hrvatma
opce njihovu kulturnom drustvenom radu
Father Marian Sorch zupnik Sv Nkole izrekao je je
pi bagoslov Boz e Svevisnega da blagosov
lude koji podigli Croaan Center tako ga jepo
izgradii, CINE Hrvati mogu ponositi.
Mas Tom Balaban odrzao je znacajn govor Zaednici
nenom doprnosu America uopce vrjednosh Zajednicara
savjesnoj uprav Zadnice kroz 64 gone njenog opsan
ka On e zaista dao edan snazn historical Zajednce.
Brat Bernard Luketch, tajnk Ujedinjenh Odsjeka &C.
triu Kotara orzao je jepi govor Croatian Center
jednici u hrvatskom jeziku.
Mas predsjednik, brat Joseph Rukavina mas rodjeni
Amerikanac, pozdravnom ijepo je ocrtao
rad Odbora Ujednenih Odseka znaca vaznost Croatan
Contra Pittsburgh okolcu ijepo je preporuco Clan
sku kampanju acanje nase Zajednice Oval jos mlad
mas covjek> odrzao jak govor hvatskom jezku iako
je akse govort engleski Time e pokazao kao hrvat
ski rodoub zajednicar koko je drag maternsli je
xix Tako je prosava dobla potpun hrvatsi karakter.
Cast postovanje nasem uglednom pjevackom zboru
"Jadran ko je program otvorio pjesmom nash narod
nih himn uzveicao ga drugim ijepim pjesmama. Po
sebna atrakca je bila, kad "Jadran pjevao hnu Hr
vatske Bratske Zaednice kou e sastavo uglazbio ob
nj mas covjek radnik Dobar zbor jer ia je pesma mai
bolje pristajala ovoj velikoj Narodnoj Slavi.
Pittsburgh Junior Tamburtzans, pod vodstvom svoga
drektora brata Johna Gregucha dvno je zvadaa glaz
bene tocke svoga programa sto je zadvo susaoce
pax narcotic naseg dragog COSTA Mayora Lawrence-a.
Brat Brkch kao upravitelj prograa, dobro je izveo
svoju zadaeu
Ovoiko ukratko cim dobijemo slike Proslaye poseb
ceo osvrtati proslavu naseg Hrvatskog Zaedn
carskog Dana Pttsburghu, jer ia e proslava vredna
spomena
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-30

Kad je prize tri gdoine ostavio Beogradu svoju maj
storsku radoncu svoe djeo koe gotovo sedan decenia
nije ispustao IL ru) svoje ucenike oducio po-
vratak Split = sv osjei: krug poceo zatvarati
najdublje to osetio Zato je po prastarom Ii
votnom zakonu pozeo da posednje dane provede rod
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-30
TOMO ROSAND|C

Prvi ozujka umro e svome rodnom gradu splu 81
godn zvota pozna kpar Tomo Rosandc koi Ivana
Mesrovca predava edno cd navech mena ugoslavenske
sculpture Pokopan spskom grobju ozaen
cd rodbne paeja ceog naseg naroda
koI je cenio umjenicko djelo Rosandica.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16

his warriors landed at Maunaua Bay and finally over
came the forces of the king of Oahu in a battle in
which some of the Oahu men supposedly were forced
to leap over the Nuuanu Pail to their deaths
Honolulu Harbor not discovered until 1924
although earlier expeditions had passed by it. This
reef-protected outlet of Nuuanu stream became an
important port of call for sailing vessels engaged IN
whaling and the sandalwood trade. Gradually, eco
nomic and political activity was shifted from other
islands to Oahu and in 1850 Honolulu was made the
al-sland capital Today Oahu has civilian popua-
ton of 1885, 694 in addition to 10000 men in the
armed forces who are stationed on the island.
WHERE TO STAY More than 55 of Oahu'S
hotels are located in Waikiki Honoulus beach area
few others in residential and downtown districts
of the city Waikiki is home base for most visitors
and offers many types of accommodations in all price
ranges There are both large and small hotels right
on Waikiki Beach and just the street from it.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
Council Women
Plan Luncheon

The National Council of
Jewish Women ct Tucs o n
chapter) will hold its annual
spring luncheon May 21 at
noon at the Cliff House on
Oracle Road.
Elaborate plans are being
readied for the affair an
nounce Mrs. Ralph Harrison
and Mrs. ]. T1imelhoch. Mrs.
Hyman Finkelstein, a new
conner to Tucson, will play
several piano selections. Mrs.
Finkelstein played profes
sionally at the Park Central
Hotel in New York City.
Reservations are limited
and are being taken now by
Mrs. J. Haas (EA 5-6319) and
Mrs. J. Agron (EA 6-7544).
eservations are $3.50 per
TJOn.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
Hudussuh
Will Install
Officers

The Tucson chapter of
Hadassah, comprising the
newly organized K eren
group and the Midbar
group, will hold election
and installation of officers
at a luncheon, Tuesday,
May 20, at 1915 pm, at
the Desert Inn.
At the luncheon, an
award will be given to Tue
sons 'IIadassah Woman of
the Year" Also an award
presented by the Southern
Pacific Coast Region of
Hadassah will be given to a
Tucson member for bring
ing in the most new mem
bers this past year. An ad-
ditional award will be made
to the Chapter by the Re-
gion. The nature of this
award will not be disclosed
until the luncheon.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
Center Selects
Group Leaders

New committee appoint
ments at the Tucson Jewish
Community Center have been
announced by Morris A.
Shanhouse, president.
I. H. Handmaker will head
the budget and finance COM
mittee. 9th er committee
heads are personnel COM
mittee and gym planning
and building committee, Mr..
Shanhouse; m e m b er S h i p
committee, DR.. Bernard Pas
ternack; Golden Age commit
tee, Mrs. Aaron Levy.
Nursery school and chill
dren's committee, Mrs. Paul
Present; house committee,
Harry Gorodess; constitution
committee, William Gordon;
furnishings and equipment
committee, Jack E. Zevin;
arts and crafts committee,
Miss Jeanette Brown; cul-
tural committee, Mrs. Harry
Gorodess; youth and athletic
committee, co chaired by
Mrs. Joseph Myerson and Ma
than D. Perlman.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
UCC Appointments

David N. Ginsburg will
head the professional division
of the 1858 United Commun-
ity Campaign and Mrs. Max
Goodman will be residential
division chairman for Jewish
women's organizations, it has
been announced by the UCC
office.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16

CHENS COMMANDER-CoIoneI shoshuno Gershom, COM
monding officer of Chen, the Women's Army of oe hos
arrived in this country for sx-week speaking in behalf
of soe of sroeI bonds The Colonel pictured here onein9
the rank of second lieutenant young graduate of Chens
officers candidate school, pivotal figure in Hogonu and
also research worker in science o Hebrew University. She
decorated recently for outstanding service in the Sinai
campaign.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
Center HighIights .

(OOHCIIIItU ITUIII dS0 OI
Jim Cercent, assistant scout
master; Mike Leiboff, senior
patrol leader and scouts Reu-
ben Weisz, Dave Goldberg,
Mike Mandel, Steve Hogan,
Les Hulnick, Jack Morrison,
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16

las the year 1000 AID, and the island
Twas heavily settled as a result of
|Polynesian migrations, probably from
|Tahiti, in the 18th and 18th centuries.
WAIKIKI, with its coconut groves, fish
|ponds, and walled taro patches, was
Ia favorite seaside resort of early
smonarchs. Oahu became a part of the
all-island kingdom in 1877 when King
Kamehameha of Hawaii island and
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
THE SECOND m a S t e r

THE SECOND m a tie r
point game was held recently
by the Center bridge club.
Winners were as follows: N
S, 1. Mrs. Mary Solomon and
Jerry Friedman; 2. Mrs. Hell
en- Campbell and Dwight
Downing; 3. Mrs. Kiki Holub
and Mrs. Olive Zimmerman;
4. Duane McCurty and Harry
Glicker. E-W, 1. Mrs. Bess
Kronin and Jack Hay; 2. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Payne; 3.
Mrs. Ruth Belman and Mrs.
Camilla Diemer; 4. Mrs. Della
Thew and Mrs. Bess Abbott.
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16
ADVENTURES
IN TRAVEL
By JACK SCHNEIDER

Oahu ''the Gathering Place is the third largest
island but it has three-fourths of Hawaiis population.
Half of the people in the Territory live in Honolulu
Hawaiis largest city. The island 40 miles long and
&c miles wde lies a northWest-southeast line be-
tween Kauai and Molokai.
People were living on Oahu as early
The Arizona post., 1958-05-16

Jack Grace, Harvey Amster,
Jack Strauss and Rennie
Pope.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25

Filing and Office Practice, Com
mercial Geography, Commercial
Law, Distributive Education /,
Home Economics /, II. III, ", In
dustrial Arts I, III, III, ", Agricul-
ture /, III, III, ", Machine onop,
General Math, Algebra I, Algebra
III, Plane Geometry, Solid GecIietry
Trigonometry. Senior Matfs Gen
eral Science, Biology, Ch'ims stry,
Physics, Art /, III, III, ", Mech ami
cal Drawing, Band.
Mr.. Edsall and Mr.. Davidson, Ag-
riculture Instructors of the Milford
High School, have announced that
the following pupils will participate
in the FLA Judging at the Univer-
sity of Delaware on April %, 1858:
Dairy Team Henry Kuratle,
Charles Harding and Richard Green.
Milk Team-John Shockley, Ray
mond Marvel, and Gary Brown.
Poultry Team-Davis Shockley.
Roy Farens and Fletcher Webb.
Meat Team William Draper,
Francis Webb and Kenneth wilkins.
Livestock Team-Gene Huey, James
Calvanesa and Paul Layton.
Jack Clogg and Alfred Sharp.
Tractor William Morgan.
Hay and Seeds-William Burk,
Jay Watson and Harold Bunting.
egetables-James Ward, DON
aid Watkins and Donald Tatman.
MENU April 20 to May 2, 1853
MOnday-Platter, Milk, Chicken
Noodle Soup, Submarine Sandwich,
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25

rissey; 6. The Dream of Olwen
(Piano Solo, Bob Pack Williams !;
q. Presentation of Awards, Letters
and Pins; g. Goofus-Um-Pah- -Pah
Band, Arr. Yoder; Pan American
(March) King, featuring Senior
High Majorettes; TO- Woodwind
Wonderland Featuring Reed Sec
tion) Estes; H. Three Little Pigs
(Novelty) Foreman, Mother, Connie
Willis, Little Boy Bob Duncan; II.
Surrey With The Fringe On Top
(from Oklahoma) Rodgers, Brass
Sextet; Is. Ballet Parisien, Often
bach. I. Overture, g. Valse, 3. Gal
op, 4. Finale.
Program of Studies
Pupils in grades 8-11 have chosen
their courses for the 1958-59 school
term. All pupils are REQUIRED to
take five subjects that meet daily in
addition to. Health and Physical
Education. Nine different programs
are offered designed TO meet the
various abilities, interests and
needs of the student body.
The program for grades and s
is as follows: Grade English, So
cial Studies, Mathematics, Reading
and Spelling, semester Science 1
semester Industrial Arts or Home
Economics, Physical Education-3
periods per week, Art-1 period per
week, Music period per week,
Activity or study.
Grade 8-English, Social Studies,
Mathematics, Reading and Spelling
IS periods per week or Reading
AID Spelling-3 periods per week
aad Spanish or FRENCH periods
per week, L semester Science, /
semester Industrial Arts or Home
Economics; Physical Education
periods per week; Art--1 period
per week, Music--1 period activity
or study, Guidance period per
week
The following subjects are offered
on a required or elective basis in
grades 9-12-English /, III, III, ",
Civics, World History, u S. History,
Social Problems, Latin /, II, Span
ish I, II, Speech, Junior Business
Training, Penmanship and Spelling.
Commercial Arithmetic. Shorthand
I. ii, Typing l, II, Personal Typing,
General Clerical III, Bookkeeping,
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
Milford High
School News
Band Concert

Band Concert
The Instrumental Music Depart
ment of the Milford Special School
/ District held its annual concert on
Friday, April Is, in the Lulu M.
Ross School. The program was
under the direction of Mr. Paul
Teare,~ the High School Band Di-
rector.
The program included number s
by the Elementary, Junior High, Sr.
High and Dance Bands. The Junior
High and Senior High Majorettes
we're featured in speciality numbers.
The program which was well at
tended was as follows:
Greetings, Mr.. James Atkinson,
High School Principal.
Part. I-Elenmentary Band
/. Aplha Waltz, g. Forward March,
8, Zephyr Waltz, a. Blue Bird Waltz
Clarinet solo by Vernon Kirk,
5. The Mighty Major-French Horn
solo by Duane Corder, g. High
School Cadets-Trombone solo by
Rfckey Lundstedt, Z. Allegiance
mdIC o. dig 1cllOW Du6.
Part II-JuniOr Band
1. Palace Guard (March) Walter
Beeler; g. Our Waltz (Waltz) G.
Paul Herfurth. 8. Trombone TO
boggan, (Novelty) Ernest Weber;
4. Embassy, (March) G. Paul Her
furth, featuring Junior Majorettes;
IS. Mountain Medley, tSelection)
Walter Beeler.
Part H-Dance Band
1. Mood Indigo, Ellington; 2. Tux
edo Junction, Arr. Dedrick
Part IV-SeniOr Band
/. Two Bach Chorales, 80 Sacred
Head Now Wounded" BRASS Choir
Awake, Awake, For The Night Is
Flying; Q. Hall of Fame Concert
March) Olivadoti; 8. TAgnue Del,
(from L'Arlesienne Suitel Della
mater; 4. Fantasy For Flute (Flute
Solo) Leader, Lisa Corder and
Charles Pack; s, Soliloquy for
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Milford chronicle., 1958-04-25
All Forestry Folk
To Compete For Prizes

CHICAGO (SpeciaD-The All
Forestry program now under way
in 48 states will provide specialized
training for an estimated 100000
members of All Clubs. Nearly co.
900 boys and girls between the ages
of 10 and 21 years enrolled in the
All Forestry program last year
according to the USDA
Members who satisfactorily COM
plete their 1oss projects will be
eligible for national, state, and
county awards provided by the
American Forest Products Indus
tries, Inc, Washington, ID. G. The
winners will be announced next
fall. Twelve national winners will
be selected by the Cooperative Ex-
tension Service. Each receives an
all-expense trip to the National
All Club Congress in Chicago.
The Forestry program is set up
to show Alters how and why trees
can be included as a regular farm
crop. 1t also emphasizes the inn
portance of conservation and for
est fire prevention. Club members
art uIBtu 10 ueInOUSlTdLe WndI
they learn about modern forest
practices to their, par ents and
nelghbors.
In addition to the Forestry
award program, four $1,000 nat
ional forestry scholarships will be
available. They are provided
again this year by Homelite, a
Division of Textron, Inc, Port
Chester, N. Y. Either present or
former 4-H Club members plan
ming to study forestry are eligible
for these scholarships. Students
must be enrolled in their college
freshman year at the beginning of
the 1858 fall term.
Candidates will be chosen by the
Cooperative Extension Service and
the scholarships will be adminis-
tered by the National Committee
on Boys and Girls Club Work.
Chicago.
Complete information on both
the forestry project and the fores-
try scholarships may be obtained
from local All leaders or County
Extension agents