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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
Home Office Sets Rules, Regulations
Governing Sanctioned Bowling Leagues
Sports Educational Department Prmed
For Biggest Pin Year In CFU's Annals

be limited to eight (S). Lea"
CUES which wish to forego a
team trophy for runner-up in
dividual trophies or awards
will be limited to five (5)
each individual champion and
runner-up trophies.
Engraving on the above
trophies is to be limited to
(a) the name of the Croa-
tan Fraternal Union; (b)
the name of the league; and
(c) the name of the Lodge,
the Nest, or the numerical
designation as the case may
be.
Any additional trophies
than here stated or additional
engraving other than afore-
mentioned will have to be
borne by the league desiring
same.
Emblems Are Available
There will be no trophies to
m e n, women or Juniors,
Forthcoming for individual
high averages, individual one
or three game high scores
rolled for the season.
An embroidered official G.
F. U. emblem, furnished each
bowler at no expense, shall
be worn conspicuously by
each bowler-member of a
CFU sanctioned league.
The Croatian Fraternal
Union never obligated itself
to compensate any of the
bowling league officials, mer-
! itorious as their work is.
Must Report Regularly
The results of each weeks
bowling shall be reported to
the Sports-Educational De-
partment with an accompany
ing article for publication in
the "Zajednicar" as space
permits.
Failure to report the bowl
ing sessional results even
twice a month and continued
laxity after being reminded
by this Department, and this
fact then reported to the
Advisory Council, could be
the basis for a penalty Of
withholding their right to
trophies and awards furnish
ed by the C.F.U.
These rulings, which time
and experience have mellow
ed for the best interests Of
the Croatian Fraternal Uni
on, plus any additional deci-
sions made necessary by the
occasions, will constitute the
general policy for the 1958-59
CFU bowling season.
! Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - In
the recent 18th Annual Tri-
bune-Democrat Champion of
Champions Duckpin Tourna-
ment at the Capital Recrea-
ton Center in Johnstown, site
of the 1856 C.F.U. Dux Tour
nament, st. Rochus Lodge 5
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
Get A Member
Society's officials to have

Society's officials to have
said as much.
The exertion applied to 81
monizing an automobile is not
more credit than the ability
to think in your own behalf
and to polish yourself as an
individual through education
and when once at your COM
mand to take advantage of
this individual, perhaps, hid
den asset.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
Quip Junior Tammies
Prep For Fall Concert

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - T h e
Jadran Junior Tamburitzans
will stage their first Concert
on October II, 1858, at the
Aliquippa High School.
Doko- m, ~ ~,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

Teams, 20 IllSIl . oilA 10 AANtAS
entries had reached the cen
tury mark.
Adding to the all-time re-
cordings, there were 145
Doubles, divided 119 and
26 between the men and the
women, and 262 Singles
falling 22O and AZ in the
same order.
1t required three days fof
the first time to reel off the
tournament and the goth Cen
tury Recreation Alleys, ia
State Street in Hammond
Ind, coupled with the sched
uling by tournament secreta,
ry Joseph B. Rady and the
fine cooperation of the bowl
ers, were equal to the occa'
sion.
Lodge 81 Takes Over
Chicago "Sloboda" Lodge
80 men, runners-up the year
previous in Detroit, moved in.
to the 1941 championship spot
with 3O96 pins. This pinnage
broke the 1889 record posted
by their city cousins, Krizar.
Lodge 70.
The 1941 GU. tourna.
ment male champs also bet
tered the 1941 A-B-C- tourna'
ment high water mark.
"Radnicka Sloga" Lodge
POP, another Chicagoan male
quintette, hit higher in Ham
mond than ever before tc
emerge in second place with
1855 sticks.
Doubles honors went tt
Matt Crnich and Marion Kru
zich from Lodges 749 and Z
of Chicago VIII O e 13O4
(scratch if you please as wer'
all other tournament figures
went down in the books as
new tournament high.
A combine, j. Braksich
and S. Braksich (the most
complete identity possible).
from Chicago Lodge 2O2
were the next best with a
1910 pinfall.
John Knez Of Onyx Lodge
III, Detroit, copped the mems
Singles with a GAG tally, while
second place went to his fel'
low lodgeman Anthony Kuff'
ner who moved down 62s
naples.
Joe Sinke, Lodge 80 Chi
cago and a 1941 ranking ABC
kegler, bowled 1894 for all
events honors, three pins
short of Matt Crnich's 1897
then existent C.F.U. tourna
ment high of the previous
year.
Marion Kruzich, Chicag'
Krizari, was a runner-up il
Hammond with 1868 fallel
pins, making him third bes
C.F.U. tournament-wise.
Joe Sinke At Best
Tournament male high
showed Joe Sinke rolling
tourney high game of 268 an
posting a 715 high individua
series, the latter a new mark
The Sloboda Lodge 80 tour
nament champs set up a team
high of 1117, scratch, tha
could possibly become a higl
for years to come.
The Happy Aces" Lodg
1923 of Kalamazoo, Michigan
girls team pulled a surpris
as their 1852 total gave then
the 1941 title. They cam
within three pins of tieing tn
1910 Chicago Krizari women
all-time team high.
The 1941 runners-up
were the Gary ESL 727
with 1924, another good
feminine ScOre.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

Breaking records when you
are at it is like rafting dishes;
one more. broken hardly adds
to the replacement cost. So it
seemed as Marge Beljan and
Anne York of the Cleveland
Pioneers forged a 1915 dou-
bles score that also became a
new tournament high.
The defending women's
doubles champs, the Grasas,
Helen and Dorothy, of the
Gary ESL rolled a commen-
dable second place total of
932.
Ladies In Limelight
Another Gary ESL-ette,
Dorothy Bell, poled 553 for
the best women's Singles
score.
Elsie Pavesic, Chicag o
Lodge 70, shot an even 500
score to capture the runner
up spot, the same position she
garnered two years prior in
Milwaukee.
However, this time in ALL
Events reckoning she eleva-
ted herself from End place to
first in Hammond, her 1867
count eclipsing Marie Janus
another Chicagoan, from Pro-
gress Lodge, who aggregated
1889 in nine games.
1t is noteworthy to NEIL
ton here, since figures pre-
dominate, that Marie Janus
was an All-Events runner
up in 1910 with a 1882
score. Strange how the
great vary so little from
year to year.
Individual feminine tourna-
ment highs went to a pair OF
Gary Lodge 727 perennial
tournament top-notchers, Do
rothy Grasa with a top 211
game and Dorothy Bell with a
ranking 553 series.
The Progress Bowlerettes
of Chicago niched a new team
high in the five years of the
tournaments women's divi-
sion.
! Remember The Kids?
Strachan Coal Kids under
the tutelage of Marion Kru-
zich as a Progress Juniors
Nest 61O entry were the first
Junior team entered in this
annual staged C.F.U. tourna-
ment.
| We regret to state that old
Zajednicars to which we refer
for this seventeen-year-olc
recounting carry no mention
of the Junior high scores.
Aside socially the hosting
Maywoodites, Lodge 799 o1
Hammond, Indiana, did
commendable job handling
the better than 600 partici
pating bowlers.
The Victory Banquet ane
Dance climaxing the three
day joust was held in a hal
(no names mentioned) located
at Muenich Court and An1
Street in Hammond.
The only tournament Of
\ ficers mentioned were Jo-
seph G. Brozic, Jr., Chair
man, and Joseph B. Rady,
tournament secretary.
Kalamazoo, Michigan, wa!
awarded the Tournament fol
1912. In 1859 it will be Young
stown, Ohio, for the Tenpi1
Tournaments silver anniver
sary.
We hope that the pas
greats and the likes of thu
Strachan Coal Kids and those
who followed them in the Sc
venteen-year interim will
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

! season itself, we make known
the Society's bowling policy
To the majority of our CFU
league perennials, this is but
a refresher.
However, to those con-
templating bowling in their
CFU community, the infOr-
nation could serve as the
,, impetus to their organizing.
Unchanged to the extent of
99% as the bowling league
policy has been over the past
few years, it is reaffirmed
here.
We publicize it here in the
columns of the "Zajednicar''
with the sincere hope that, as
a clipping, it will serve the
individual CFU bowler in bet
ter acquainting him or her
with another facet of the
Croatian Fraternal Union
The 1958-59 C.F.U. bowling
league policy follows:
Definition OF League
Any Lodge or Nest group
composed of four (4) or more
teams of five (5) or more
members organized for the
purpose of conducting Tenpin
Duckpin or Five Pin activities
in the United States or Cana.
da and bowling weekly dur.
ing a set schedule of at least
twenty (20) weeks will be
recognized by the Croatian
Fraternal- Union as a league.
Such league(s) will upon
proper application to the
CFU Sports-Educational De.
partment for official sanction
and compliance with the rlll'
ings set forth by the Depart
ment be eligible for champ.
ionship trophies and awards
as may be made available.
Application for official
sanction shall be made by
a prescribed form over the
proper signatures of duly
ele cted league officials
within sixty days after the
league has started function
ing.
This application shall in
clude a complete list of each
bowler on each team and q
copy Of the league constitu'
ton and bylaws.
Nom Members Ineligible
No league not comprised
entirely of members from
CFU Lodges and Nests will
rate sanction.
,. A league failing to qualify
in this respect and failing te
report it's seasonal results
regularly will be ineligible fol
trophies and awards, and il
the case of Nest leagues fol
financial aid also.
The Croatian Fraternal
Union will pay the sum of
ten cents ($.10) per game
to each Junior, boy or girl,
who rolls in q C.F.U. sane
toned league or on a sane
toned Nest Independent
team.
The Director of this De
partment will authorize thi!
reimbursement twice eacl
season and only upon propel
certification by the alley'
proprietor and the league sec
retary or Nest Manager tina
the Junior members hat
bowled the games claimed.
Question OF Trophies
The Croatian Fraterna
Union will furnish the leagu'
champions with a team tro
ply and the individuals OF
said team with trophies o.
suitable awards.
The number of individua
trophies or awards to leagu'
champions in such a case will
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
JUG0SLAVENSkA PUTN|CkA AGENCljA

Putovana q Jugoslavu velkim prekooceanskm PUTNIc
KIM BRODOVNlA svih kompanija Takodjer najmodern
jim avionma direktno Zagreb ill Beograd Pste bes
platne informacije.
saljemo Jugoslaviju Pravmo AFIDEVTTE ostalo
dobavanje rodbne Jugoslav Prodaemo putne karte
putnike IL Jugoslavije
Radimo naSm narodom America Cd 1908. godine.
Pravmo punomot ostale dokumene svakovrsne pevode
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
Versailles Pin Danes
To Picnic September ]

VERSAILLES, Pa. - The
Ladies Bowling League OF
CFU Lodge 146 will hold their
Picnic on Sunday, September
Z, at the well known Kossuth
Park, located on Long Run
Rd., in Versailles.
The popular Starlighters
will play for your dancing
pleasure and hot barbecued
lamb and other refresh
ments will be available.
Our many CFU members
and friends of the area are
invited to attend.
Helen Ferketic, Pres.
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syovit from sena saraevo bana Dalatian red
j1merl Reing !ao.e) zlavla tsloarl Iamner rad
(zadar vehov 6rs Dreher beer reste and
Austria Hungary Switzerland Germany Scandinavia
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make plans to attend the jubi.
lee.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
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Mrs. TiIIie Plaza Crowned Champion
OF johnstown's Female Duckpin Realm

Lodge Member Comes Through During
Fourteenth Renewal of Newspaper Meet
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Peter TurkOVich
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FOR SALE

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WRITER only. portables. reg
STAT %. special $500, plus tax.
SoufhSlde Business Machines, Corner
HIGH & Main Streets. phone $50.
Farnvilie. Va. est
HOUSE two story. 7 rooms. two
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large lot. convenient location. Very
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balance monthly. Call 100 or al-
7-29-tf
ALUMINIUM PATIO awnings and
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Watkins Awning & Sign Co slot
PICTURES The Herald Will sell
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that appears III The Herald for only
Sl.00 4-2a tt
HOUSE large frame house. This
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from LOT. A. +. Osborne. Osborne +
Grocery. 3-a9-tf
CLOTHING girls coat set tod
dler size 3. boy 5 suit, size 4 Gall
Farnyille S9l NJ 9-l2 q
HEATROLA coal and wood burn.
ing Good as new Mrs. ! III Gle
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FOR SALE


SALE o{ Freeman shoes. retail from
slaan 70 $li95 Sale price S845.
NcrsCr s. 9-5-4p
IlSIIlNG GEAR ard night crawl
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ADDING MACHINES 4 Typewrlt
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ItD10Rt'D PROPERTY Two 4 room
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HELP WANTED

Life Insurance Company
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Danvllle, Va 9-l6-2t
SECRETARY FOR OFFICE WORK:
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appointment. r O Box 1863 Dan
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AGENT Want to make SIS to SIS
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Awning & Sign Co scott
HAND & POWER LAWN MOWERS
sharpcncd and repaired Pickup and
delivery Phone .O2. Motley Hard
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SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED. See
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W. Dickcrson. 6-6-f
SERVICE DEPARTMENT II It can
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guaranteed The only thing chear
about our service is oui price
Farmers Supply Co. phone 2l3,
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(continued on Next PsgO)
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HONEST VALUE In q close-in. es-
MAcULATE 3.bedrm, brick Colo
NAL. living rm. with fireplace,
family-si1e dining rm.. with door
way 70 screened porch: equipped
posal; HoTsWATER HEAT; full
Ssssms5 With ha,e Sullt;in SARGE o
venient 70 the best public and
parochial schools. Priced az only
sls.35O with very flexible terms
sl os A Ell hlulc3RSS. realtors R;,fils SHAN
sI5.50O-BREEzEwAY AND GA
RAGE; newly decorated 3-bedrm.
all-brick rambler situated on cor
ner dot; large living rm.; WASH
Err AND DRIER In equipped kitch-
en-. An excellent buy can be yours.
pleese SAL ,,, oy RS lsiS,;, SHAN
vTENNA-1N ACRES, WHITE CAPE
COD. FULL BsMT. RENT. SALE,
c c66AD "a sslss;ssSo' J'w REALTY
COLUMBIA PIKE-cLosE IN
Two-yr. -old. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. bsmt.; has all the extras;
81 900 On. 4NsSe loan; S10,2b0. 9
photos.
ASHTON HTs.-NR. ARL. HALL
cutest ever brick rambler; 8 spa
cious rms. Z picture windows. die.
posal; h.-w.h. $1,000 cash, Az
loan, or new FHA. Have z ln-out-
Vicinity photos. Glad 70 show them
W. B. wHfTNER RLTY., IA. 1899
Coop Listings Needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

DUPLEx-$27.500 Is the full price
on this 3-year-old, close-in, q
family home; each unit has sepa;.
ISsiud en'rfs FEST ah SipSg ' l e sS
dinette.s briGht eauipped Kitchen,
2 TwIN-S1zE BEDRMs. and
ceramic tiled bath; full basement
Is roughed in for additional bath
and has finished 24-FT. PAN
lot for this type Of structure; only
3 minutes 70 Pentagon, ) minutes
To- e p g, cal 4, e s,i see this 10y p1E;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
CLOSE 10 WARRINGTON GOLF

ne tcoaSSkrEE44 SHISS1SS SIT 'SIIl
bedrms. and finished rec. rm. in
split-levels. Priced from SCI $50
to S22,g50. IA. $4,000. Gail to-
day day. SHANNON satl S.T,l 4 LUcHs, Real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

REDUCED $1,000, and in The
sought:after Lorcom lane area
This ell-brick rambler has center
hall, 3 bedrms.. separate dining
rm.. 2 full baths, de luxe kitchen
on main A.; rec. rm, built-in ga
rage. It all adds up to q lot Of
house for s25, $50. For appoint
ment call IA. 4-13O0, M. T.
BEQYHILL a. SONS CORP, RE-