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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
East Pittsburqh's Lodge 141 Members
To Honor Natl Tenpin Meet Champions

and dance, and $1.O0 for the
dance alone. Music will be
provided by a tamburitza or
chestra.
Lodge 141. with the help
of Lodge 736, has organized
a Mixed Ten Pin League
which meets on Thursdays, at
700 p. m, at the Sokol Bowl
ing Alleys in North Braddock.
The Nest also has a Junior
Ten Pin Bowling League,
made up of boys and girls
between the ages of II and
II. They bowl on Saturday
afternoons, at the club alleys
in East Pittsburgh, and there
are a few openings for addi-
tional bowlers.
Joe Pribanic, Spts. Dir.
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Euclid, Ohio, Junior Order Nest 373
To Mark 10th Anniversary On Nov. Il
Nests KoIo Kids In Great Demand After
Tee-Vee Shows and Entertaining Veterans

EUCLID, Ohio - Nest 373
of the Croa t ia n Fraternal
Union will celebrate its 10th
Anniversary Sunday, Novem-
Der 16, at the Yugoslav Cen
ter, Recher Ave, beginning at
$3.50 pm.
The films This is Your
Croatian Fraternal U n i o n"
and the "CFU Goth Ami
versary Celebration" will be
shown along with a short
comedy skit and a travelogue.
Live entertainment will
also be provided by our own
Euclid KolO Kids and the
Slavonic Strings Tam
buritza Orchestra.
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His PrOudest Moment

The last order of program
business was the presentation
of a gift to bro. Borkovich in
behalf of all members of
abraham Lincoln Lodge IS.
Doing the honors was John
r. Mikan, longtime Secretary
Of Lodge IS, it's Delegate to
the Society's Los Angeles
Convention of 1851 and Phil
adelphia Convention of 1855,
and at present a member of
the Supreme Board of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
Bro. Mikan's was the plea
SAINT duty to call on bro. Bor-
kovich to accept a beautiful
w allie t, appropriately en-
graved and carrying the en-
blem of the Society, as a to-
ken of the esteem in which
he is held as the last of the
Lodges surviving Charter
Members.
Bent with the passage of
time, and no longer able to
speak without an effort to
make himself heard, bro.
BOrkovich was near the
verge of tears as he accept
ed the gift and thanked his
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

Our talented K olo Kids
have made three TV appear
ances within the last month
and a half and they also per-
formed at Grille Veterans
Hospital.
During the month Of No
vember they are scheduled to
perform at the Navy Depart
ment in Cleveland and in De-
cember they will appear at
Sunny Acres Hospital.
In behalf of the children we
appeal to all our good friends
and readers of the Zee to at
tend our Forthcoming social
on November 16.
Barbara Baron, Mgr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
HydrO-Electric Plant

Hydro Electric Plant
The trip from Konjic to
Jablanica was made over an
excellent highway, some so
kilometers in length.
editor - A kilometer
corresponds to five-eights of
an American mile.)
Jablanica, near the waters
of the Neretva and Rama Ri
vers, is the site Of a monu-
mental hydro-electric power
station, the largest such pro-
ject in the whole Of Yugosla-
via and the most ambitious
Of that country's many post
World War II undertakings.
The group could not help
but stop here to inspect, from
stem to stern, this huge hy-
dro-electric plant, which nes-
ties deep beneath solid noun
tain rock formation.
Almost q work of art,
this plant now houses three
giant turbines, and depart
ments which approach in
design the trappings of a
palace. Three more turbines
are being mounted for use
in the very near future.
When in full operation, the
plant will be capable of fur
nishing every single home in
Yugoslavia with the equiva-
lent of rs kilowatts of elec-
trical power. The country is
! (An American p. ~
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
Phoenix Juniors Will
Hold Pre-HoIiday Fete
Saturday, November Il

PHOENIX, Ariz. - Nest
636 of the Croatian Fraternal
Union will stage a Thanksglv-
ing Dance on Saturday, No
vember %, from 700 pm.
until midnight, at the Assem-
bly Hall, 1888 w. Van Buren.
Music will be furnished by
the Yugoslav Tamburitza Or
chestra and Miss Carolyn
Bezyak will sing several Gro
attain songs.
As an extra added at
traction, the Misses Rose
Marie kokOrich, X t Y
Dooley, Lynn Trick, and
Carolyn Bezyak will dance
the Ober Slayer while at
tired i'm CrOatian costumes.
All those in attendance will
have a chance to take home
a Turkey for their Thanks
giving dinner, for one will be
given away as a door prize.
A cordial invitation to at
tend is extended to all oul
neighboring lodges and clubs
Goldie TurkOvich, Mgr
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zumberaks Getting Set
For New Years Party

CLEVELAND, Ohio -
"Zumberak" CFU Lodge 1853
is now accepting reservations
for it's gala New Years Eve
Party, which will be held at
the St. Nicholas Hall, East
36th and Superior Ave.
To make your reservations
call RE. 2-87O7 or OR. 1860
The cost is $500 per couple
or $500 per person, and a
500 deposit is required with
every reservation. ..
Checks and money or
ders may be made out to
"Zumberak" Lodge and
sent to j. Malone, 667 e.
241 St., Euclid %, Ohio.
Reservations must be made
in advance and the deadline
for same is December oath.
1858.
Everything will be inclu-
ded, music, food, drinks, dan
cling, and favors, all starting
at 900 pm. and continuing
until the early hours of the
morning.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
Illinois Home Members
In Biz Meeting Dec. ]

GRANITE CITY, Ill. -
The Committee of the Liberty
National Home, Ia Grand
Ave-, invites the members of
CFU Lodge 222 and SNPJ
Lodge $50 to attend the An
nual Meeting on Sunday, De-
cember Z, beginning at 200
pm, in the Liberty National
Home.
Following the regular
order of business nomina-
tions and the election of a
Home President, for 1859,
will take place.
The rest of the committee
members will be chosen dur
ing the regular Home meet
ing, in January 1859, from a
mong the IL representative.
of the aforementioned lod
ges.
Each of the lodges will sc
lect 6 of their members to at
tend the January meetin,
during their regular meeting
in December.
Members are asked to at
tend the meetings which ar
being announced and to at
tend and participate in tn
future activities of the Home
Emil Plese, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

a long, winding climb up the
slopes Of the majestic Ivan
Mountain.
After what seemed like
hours of climbing, the buses
finally reached the crest of
this mountain and began de-
scending into the valley of
the turbulent Neretva River.
Here one Immediately
feels the warmer southern
climate with it's hint of sea
breezes in the offing. Ma
ture now takes on q new
aspect.
The naked rocks of the
Karst slopes glitter in the
sunlight. The holes in them
absorb all the waters Of the
all too rare rains, and rivers
disappear into them to appear
again in another place - af-
ter a long underground
course.
The tourists were now on
their way to the small com
munity of Konjic, which lies
at the foot of the towering
mountains and on either bank
of the Neretva River.
Renowned for it's wood.
carving, Konjic is the start
ing point for the followers OF
"glavatica" fishing in the vii
lage of Glavaticevo.
A brief stop for refresh.
ments was made in Kon JIG be.
fore the buses took off, fol-
Jablanica.
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Ralnh Edwards Would Been Proud Of Show
Detroters Surprise Andrew This Is Your Life Benda

Mothers Club for their work
in the kitchen; to Katherine
Kaurich for the beautiful
birthday cake; and last but
not least to those who came
and joined in the celebration
and to the three organizations
who made this party possible
- Lodge 351, Nest 318 Moth
ers Club, and the Croatian
Home Corporation.
Thanks again to one and all
and a very Happy Birthday,
Mr.. Benda. Wilma D. Kodak
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

all the people from his past.
Thanks also to the Ralph
Edwards of the Mothers
Club, Mrs. Caroline Marko-
vich. who did, without a
doubt, a wonderful job of
reviewing Mr.. Bend as
past. I'm surprised that
neither of these girls turn
ed gray, with all the worry
ing they did.
Our gratitude also to Char
les and Marie Morgan fo.
their help; to the entir'
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of the 4 Kosovec boys.
This was a day that Mr..
Benda will remember for a
long time and one which we
will remember too.
So Nice To Be Nice
AS chairman of the COM
mittee | wish to express our
deepest thanks to Kay ko-
sovec. our "undercover' girl,
for all the work she did in
gathering all the necessary
information and contracting
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

fellow members for making
possible this great day in
his life.
Bro. Ovcarich followed
with the presentation Of CFU
pencils to all seven Of the at
tending guests of honor and
the setting aside" of similar
gifts to be given those unable
to be present.
The program ended at this
point and the celebrants
turned to the music of the
"Sloboda" Tamburitza Or
chestra to keep the social pot
boiling far into the late hours
of the evening. -.
Who's Who of C.F.U.
Introductions galore were
still another highlight Of the
Nov. 1 fete.
Most. prominent Of these
were the offspring of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Borkovich; their
daughter Caroline, and sons
DR.. Emery Borkovich of Bea-
yer Falls, Pa, and DR.. George
Borkovich, Jr., of Baltimore,
Maryland.
Among the many others
who took a bow were the fol-
lowing:
Beaver County Commits
sioner and Mrs. Gordon
Camp; Burgess and Mrs. Jo-
seph Plevel, East Rochester;
East Rochester Borough
Councilmen James Quinn,
Lester Cope, John Genevie
, and Frank Klein; Burgess
James Camp, Rochester; Al
bert Burich, for more than
two decades the Secretary Of
J Lodge IS; Steve Carr, Eli
, wood City Lodge CAT Secreta-
, ry; John Bronich, assistant
, to the Croatian Editor of
} The Zajednicar; Mara Rotart,
} Kuma for the Lodges Amer
} ican Flag; and Mr.. and Mrs.
D A n ton Zabcic, Rochester,
!, Kun and Kuma for the
D Lodges Croatian Flag.
d Still others: - Edward
NJ Kutevac, young President of
D Conway Lodge $40; Presi-
D dent Joseph Keber and Vice
O President Steve Markesic Of
0 Aliquippa Lodge 423; Doro-
D thy Toplak, Secretary Of
D Midland Lodge 535; John Ro-
bash, President of Aliquippe
Lodge 720, and Mrs. William
J. Zivitz, wife Of the Lodge
0 72O Secretary; Thomas Beggi
0 Swissvale, Pa, Lodge 6 mem.
0 Der and prominent Greater
0 Pittsburgh Croatian Radio
0 Hour announcer; Ivan Bestic
0 Rural Ridge, Pa, Lodge 626
o a So Year Plus Member Of thu
o Croatian Fraternal Union
o Steve Devunic, Pittsburgh
% Lodge / member; and Milar
o Rudar, Midland Lodge 53s
70 member and Delegate to th'
70 Society's 1855 Philadelphis
% Convention.
% We can only regret tha'
% time did not allow us Il
% tour" every table for tn
o purpose Of identifying thsi'
% holders.
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November 1st Celebration Tremendous Success
Rochester Lodge hono5 Charter Member FftyYear Vets
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making it possible for young
men like himself to make the
grade on the American politi-
cal scene.
Speaking in the English
language, bro. Kubik called
on the younger men and wo-
men in attendance to become
active in their Lodges in or
der to keep alive in this coun-
try the heritage of our people
and their greatest asset on
the North American Contin-
ent, the Croatian Fraternal
Union of America.
BY no stretch Of the ina
gination a stentorian, bro.
Kubik nonetheless made for
good listening" as he went
about the task of finding the
right words to express his
admiration for the Lodges
sole surviving Charter Mem
ber and attending 5O-Year-
Plus Members.
An Eloquent Address
John Ovcarich, Secretary
of the Society's Sick Benefit
Dept, was the second and
last speaker.
Speaking in Croatian, bro.
Ovcarich went all-out in his
praise for the evenings
guests of honor and Lodge IS
as a whole for the tremendous
success of the fete.
Citing the dismal failure
of a similar affair held in
recent months, bro. Ovca-
rich told his listeners that
every one of them should
"feel better inside" for TAX
ing the time Nov. 1, 1858,
to remember those who
years ago had to struggle
around the clock to make a
living, raise a family, and
nurse the CrOatian Frater-
nal Union of today through
, its infant stages.
Bro. Ovcarich was most
eloquent in his tribute to bro
Borkovich, the Lodges sole
surviving Charter member
and 5O-Year-Plus Members
sister Rotart and bros. Zup.
cic, Matesic, Banjo, Hacko
and Carevic.
This was, in the writer's es'
timation, one Of bro. Ovca'
rich's finest speeches, for il
came from where so many
banquet addresses fail to ori
ginate - the heart.
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UNITED STATES

Lodge prop0ser oers Point. o~ee
LII Math kovacevch Los Angeles CAL 81 1885 $88,500
John Baron, Benwood, w. Va. 50 752 $1,000
80 Franjo Rudar, Chicago, Ill. ..... 73 7O6 $1,000
288 George Balich Ind Harbor, Ind. IS 4O4 $500
20 Mary Julian, Chicago, Ill. 35 S52 $4,000
126 Mike GOlub, Farrell Pa. ........ a. 346 $4,000
Michael Batch, Johnstown, Pa. 80 354 327OO
42s Ivan Babich Aliquippa, Pa. .... 20 321 293OO|
40 Frank Ivelich, S. Chicago, M..... 20 317 A4OO|
80 George Maljevac Cleveland, Ohio 20 304 A1OoI
ITO Sylvia Niksic, Gary Ind. 21 280 219OO|
"a Rudolph Karlovich Anaconda, Mont. 50 272 $4,000
Al Anna Rescc Cleveland, Ohio IS 265 2S1oO)
ITO William r. Vician Gary, Ind. Is 263 1900
185 Milan Skrtic Campbell, Ohio 19 259 $4,000
lO2 Matthew r. Belanic, Branord Conn. % 249 261OO
LAG Mary Skutlin Versailles Pa. 81 24O $4,000
1888 Daniel Corak, Midvale Utah Al 234 $4,000
148 Nick Sarich, Chicago, ILL., 225 $4,000
Joseph Rukavna, Etna, Pa. ....... % 225 18,8OO
72O William Zivtz, Alquppa, Pa. ..... "a 218 21,00O
SCI Mary Marold Flint Mich. 26 217 21,90O
l54 Anne Novose East Chicago, Ind. w 26 2O4 22,9OO
374 Nikolna Gavota, Rock Springs Wyo. "a 2O4 266O0
IS John r. Mikan Rochester Pa - 19 2O1 1880
Julia Stropin S. Chicago Ill. 21 200 18,9OO
437 Tom Satina, BentIeyvile, Pa. % 199 10000
III Rose Antonch Los Angeles, Cal. 16 1913 1880
$50 George S. Rakich Fontana Calf. m 13 1913 1890
IS Mary Mlosevch, Rochester, Pa. 20 1873 2l4OO
IL Matthew Zvonar Denver Colo. ... ~ 1888 23,8OO
598 Maria Cvetnic, Mcdonald, Ohio - IL 1872 15,6OO
141 Jos. A. Prbanic e. Pittsburgh Pa 18 1872 $4,000
32O Ivan Juran Duquesne Pa. - 18 178 1900
548 John Kosovec Slovan, Pa. rs III 1880
235 Tom Reskovac Cleveland Ohio - II 175 $1,000
13 Stephen Juzbasic Steelton, Pa. IT'S $4,000
rs Joseph Frankovich, McKeesport Pa. 16 ia $1,000
u Mike Cindric Uniontown, Pa - 16 1853 15,7OO
III John Stefancic Los Angeles Calf 8 167 12,1OO
l4O Anton Yurcc Loran Ohio - 10 166 13,7OO
854 Krsto Bozulch, San Pedro Calf. 49, 8 100 11,OOO
so John Narancch, St. Louis, NO. - rs $50 $4,000
18 Valentine Grohar, Joliet, III. 13 156 12,4OO
514 Andy vrane Canton, Ohio .. 10 156 15,60o
1914 Mary Cvetan, Monessen Pa .....~. Is 155 146oO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12

Seeing IS Believing
An American
In Yugoslavia

writer toured through much of Yugosavia from Aug.
Sept TO- 1885, the leader of of 81 American
Canadian members of the Croaan Faternal Union who
visited that controversial in Southern Europe Follow
ing his the States of 20 articles
covering the tour for the enjoyment of the Societys
American and Canadian born members These articles being
this time edcaon of those currently
gagged the CFUs woear Membership Campaign and
voring the Grand Prize Award 1860 Yu-
goslava
Eight If . SeyieR
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
eighth Of a Series)
BY STEPHEN #. BRKICH
Editor, English Section, zajednicar

T HE EARLY MORNING hours of. Friday, August II,
1856, the Croatian Fraterna Unions Boat Group"
of American and Canadian members board their four char
tered buses historic Saraevo capital city of Bosnia and
Herzegovina, for trip which to terminate at Dubrov
mix - the celebrated Pearl of The Adriatic."
Of sturdy Italian make the buses whsked the tourists
through Idza Blazu Hazdc Pazarc and Tarcun to begin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-12
MEYS AMERICAN AND CANADIAN RECRUITERS 100 OR MORE POINTS AS OF NOVEMBER

222 Emil Plese, Granite City, Ill., IL 147 $4,000
80 John Rumora, Columbus, Ohio 19 142 153OO
403 FIv Pre1ovich Cleveland Ohio - Is 141 12,6OO
1856 Stephen Rzvan East Pittsburgh, Pa. 16 1873 1880
S51 Petar Drazic, Detroit, Mich Is 1856 1900
355 John Jurisich. Ely, Mnn - 1s 1876 10000
54O Anna Zerayic Conway Pa - IA 1874 1890
Al Paul Ceh, Mlvale, Pa IL 134 1O,0OO
141 John Mayroyich. f. Pittsburgh Pa IL 131 $4,000
391 Matt Anich. West AIls Wise - Is 131 12,2OO
278 Angelo Ribarich Summit III. IL 13O 1l,OOO
5a5 Dorothy Toplak Midland Pa - Is 127 1850
s51 Mariana Reich. Detroit Mich - III 1875 $4,000
$50 Joseph Sedey Indiana Harbor, Ind. -. 119 5000
aa5 Marv Marvic North Escanaba Mich 26 119 1890
% Drapica Blaskoyic MS Pgh Pa 49, Is III 1850
4S Mary Puz Braddock Pa. ............" 115 1IOOO
80 Fabian Markovch, So. Chicago, Ill. -. 115 1900
II John Bakovich, So. Shicago, ILL., 10 lib $500
749 Agnes Mkulch, Chicago ILL., 16 1O7 128OO
316 Anton Spraitz, South St. Paul. Minn Is 1O5 10000
a. Joseuh Puskarich McKeesport, Pa. ;. 10 1OS 141OO
435 Jack Jackovac Youngstown Ohio -. 13 1OS 116OO
391 Mary G. Homes, West Alls Wise. 10S $500
" William Yardas, Unontown, Pa. 1OS $500
sos Walter Kacer Weirton w. Va 10 102 14,Soo
222 Helen B. Svagic, Granite City, III. IL 1o2 $500
CANADA
895 Li;ca Markusc Schumacher, Ont IS 1872 6l,6O0
$50 August Herceg Schumacher, Ont. .45 672 $4,000
975 Michael Mjatovich, Toronto, Ont. 40 574 4OOO
GA Joseph Stanovich Hamilton Ont. 49,. SO 534 $4,000
1871 Mary Burma, Vancouver, Be- 81 336 10000
GA Flip Zebich, Hamilton Ont 81 3O7 26,5OO
679 Walter Papich, Port Arthur, Ont. 40 3O2 31lOO
814 Joseph Secen Val Dor, Que. IA 255 $4,000
954 Stanko Spehar Hamilton, Ont. II 2lS l78Ou
628 Matt Nasoyar Saut Ste Marie Ont 18 2O2 1914
952 Stephen Budak Windsor, Ont 20 2O1 l9SOe
919 Joseph Gayas, Saut Ste Marie, Ont 10 l92 l86Ot
$50 Marko Banjavcic Toronto Ont. IL 1S6 l6%Ot
e3O z1atko Cavrae. schumacher, Ont. 49, 185 11,5O(
946 Josp Kasunich, Sudbury, Ont l54 lOOOt
e9o 1oain sunic, Montreal QUE - IL 1853 11,70(
60s Frank yukobratic Schumacher Ont 121 $500
961 Kajo MateIjan, w. Toronto, Ont. lilo 65Ot
7ae Io,,n Primcr,e. sndbury. ont .... 1Ol z,70(
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: Dreaming Of Yuqos|avia, Caribbean

The following Membership Campaign Field Represen-
taves have officially notified the Home Office that they
are seeking the Campaign Grand Prize Award Of 1860
visit to Yugosavia = The Land of The South Savs:
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RETTY,S #40n
BETTY'S #492

BRICK veneer 3 bedrooms, 2 down,
garage. full basement. all the ex.
tras, $4,000, also others TO choose
from. Betty Hansen Realty, SIS
East lSSth ST. w. 6-2l30.
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RFTTY'S #52o

YEAR old ranch on J.. acre of
land, attached garage, large mo-
dern kitchen, water softener sys-
TEN, clay tile bath. 81 300 down;
also others 10 choose from. Betty
Hansen. Realty, 6l9 East l55th st.
~ 6-o12n
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NORTH OF BLVD.

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newly decorated in and out, ! ?
baths. 2-car garage. private beach
club. price in low 20's. a. NJ
Pena. Realtor, $40 East 222nd St,
AN i-l660
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Other Features Include:

Wood burning fireplace; Ia ceramic tiled buths;
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double oached garage, odequote electrical wiring.
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REAL $Jl'l13
SEE FOR YOURSELF
NICE BUNGALOW
SERVICE

THIS 2-family. SIS, in ST. Jerome's,
is the best buy today at S21 300.
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$500 DOWN
INDIAN HILLS
lust REDUCED

IN Euclid. good location. ? bed
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basement, easy monthly pay
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BRICK English type. spacious
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down payment save up TO
Sl500). Excellent opportunity for
an amateur carpenter. Holden
Realty. Inc, 324l7 Vine ST. VIII.
4-1100
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
BY Mollie w. Christie
Gaithersburg $50

Eighty-five persons attended
the charter night banquet and
dance held by the Gaithersburg
Junior Chamber of Commerce
last Saturday night at the Wash,
ingtonian. Howard T Thom
Maryland president, and Robert
Bourbon. state vice president
were among the honored guests
A membership drive among
young men between the ages OF
Fl and 35 is now being conducted
by this civic-minded organization.
Should you desire to become a
part Of the group, you are invited
to contact Frank Snyder at Gath.
ersburg 1897.
The Gaithersburg Jaycees will
have float in the Thanksgiving
Day parade sponsored by the
Rockville club.
Incidentally, the local young
men have received official thanks
from the Gaithersburg Mayor
and Town Council. but we want
to take this opportunity of ex-
pressing public thanks for their
Halloween patrol service. 1t was
of tremendous help in keeping
our celebration orderly and safe.
Mrs. Preston B. Cavanagh Of
the international Center in Wash
ington is speaking today to the
members of the Woman's Club
of Gaithersburg. Mrs. James
Barnhard is the hostess, with
Mrs. William Farquhar as CO.
hostess.
The Ascension Guild met last
evening at the parish hall. Mrs.
Byron Sigafoose and Mrs. Roy
Talbot were hostesses for the
meeting.
The congregation of st. Mar
tins held covered dish supper
at the church on Monday eve
ming, celebrating the first ami.
versary of the occupancy of the
new building.
Mrs. ]. Davis Goldsmith flew
to Clarksville, Ark, on Saturday
morning. called there by the i'll.
ness of her mother, Mrs. L. V.
Riddle.
Mrs. Joseph Richardson, Mrs.
George Ward and Mrs. William
Wyman are entertaining the St.
Martins Social Club tonight in
the church hall.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Dean
are the happy parents of a little
daughter. Jean Marie. born on
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
Last Summers Classes
On Science Win Praise

The Summer Science Centers
sponsored by county schools last
year drew high praises recently
from teachers, parents and stu
dents.
Superlatives flowed freely as
individuals involved in the pilot
workshops outlined the program
before members of the Board of
Education.
The vacation project con-
sisted of six-week special
science courses held at two
schools for 12O fifth and
sixth grade pupils who show.
ed an unusual interest i'm
scientific studies.
Each of the enrollees paid a
$50 tuition fee, for which they
were given more advanced
training and specialized attention
than they could receive in regu-
lar-term classes.
Among those testifying to the
success of the program was one
of the students, 11-year-old Bruce
Selfron of Bethesda, now a
seventh grader.
Bruce described the classes as
very Informative and declared