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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03
Tamburitzans, ko|o Clubs Slated To
Entertain Patients In Pitt Hospitals
Hundreds of Veterans And Others Will
Forget Troubles During Holiday Shows

PITTSBURGH - Three
popular local tamburitza or
chestras will be featured at
various hospitals in the Pitts
burgh area, during the month
of December.
On Monday evening, De-
cember 8, John Gregurich
and his Greyko Recording Or
chestra will entertain at the
John ]. Kane Hospital along
with the kolo dancers of the
Pittsburgh Junior Tammies
and the Greek, Scotch, Hun
garian, Slovak, and Ukranian
heritage groups.
Chucky Cubelic and his
Alumni Tamburitzans, togeth-
er with a group of local kolo
dancers, will entertain the
hospitalized patients at the
Children's Hospital in the
Oakland District Dec. IS.
The Polka Tams of Nc
Keesport, under the direc-
ton of Don Knezevich, will
visit the Veterans Hospital
in Aspinwall on Saturday
evening, December 20,
They will be accompanied
by members of the Polish,
Slovak, German, Irish and
Hungarian heritage groups
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and the American Square
Dancers.
1t has been our pleasure for
the past fifteen years, during
our service with the Amer
lean Croatian Radio Hour, to
be able to provide this service
at Christmas time for the
hospitalized patients.
We are thankful for the
kind cooperation of these
three tamburitza orchestras
and heritage cultural groups.
We know that it will help
to make their holiday season
much happier and prove to be
a day they will never forget.
Tony Brajdic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03

chestra to be present in the
Croatian Center, December 5,
at 7 pm. as the rules and
regulations will be presented,
discussed and adopted.
Only a united cooperation
of all Croatians in Gary can
make this new cultural pro-
gram an outstanding success.
Gary, City of Croats
The Croatians of Gary have
not been idle in the past, but
have worked diligently.
They have built firm foun-
dations, so that today they
can proudly point to their
material achievements.
Croatians of Gary boast Of
q beautiful church, st. Jo-
seph the Worker; a cultural
building owned by the Gro
atian Glee Club "Preradovic"
(Gary Croats p. 81
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Sfrufhers Members To
Decide 1859 Who's Who

STRUTHERS, Ohio - The
regular and annual meetings
of Croatian Fraternal Union
Lodge 504 will be held Sun
day, December IA.
The regular session will be-
gin at 100 pm, and after it's
adjournment we will proceed
with our annual business.
1t is the duty of every men,
Der to attend.
Vincent Radilovic, Pres.
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Twenty Students To Receive
Grants Amounting To $3.50
Detroit Tams In
Cleveland Dec. {
Glee Club Primed
For Night On Town

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
"Slavulj' Singing Society will
stage a Dance on Saturday,
December 6, at the Croatian
Home, 1911 Waterloo Road,
with music to be furnished by
the Detroit All-University
Tamburitzans, under the d.
rection of Matt Gouze.
There will be three types
of music, Rock N Roll for the
teenagers, polkas and mod
ern for the younger set, and
tamburitza music for the ko-
10 dance lovers.
Dancing will begin at 8
p.m., continuing until p,
and a floor show will be
presented by the colorful
group at 1880 pm.
Many of you may have
seen the Detroit Tamburitz-
ans on TV, when they ap-
peared on the frankie Yanko-
vich Show. If you enjoyed
that show you certainly will
not want to miss this oppor-
tunity to see them in person.
There will be a door prize
and plenty of refreshments
for all.
All lodges, clubs, an d
friends Of "Slavulj' are cor
daily invited to attend this
gala affair.
Donna Dragas
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Chisholm 210 Voting
And Free Party VIII
Take Place Dec. 14m

CHISHOLM, MINI. - The
members Of "Slava Bogu"
CFU Lodge 210 are invited to
attend the Annual Lodge
Meeting on Sunday, December
IA, at 100 p.m., in the Slo-
vene National Home.
The election Of officers will
be conducted and other mat
ters, of equal Importance, will
be reviewed.
After the business Of the
day has been completed,
the members will be enter
tained by the Junior Echo
Tamburitzans, directed by
Tom Krmpotich, and tho
kolo dance groups, who are
instructed by John Bau-
man.
Refreshments will also be
served to the senior and jun
ior members.
We take this opportunity
to extend Seasons Greetings
to all.
Mary Ognsnovich, Sec'y.
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Detroit Mothers viii
Hold Fish Fry Dec. II
In Croafian Natl Home

DETROIT, Mich. The
Mothers Club of CFU Nest
318 will sponsor a Fish Fry
on Friday, December IL, at
the Croatian Home, 1721 E.
McNichols Road.
Serving will begin
promptly at 500 pm, and
there will be carry out ser
vice for those who do not
wish to eat at the Hall.
Preparing the delicious fish
will be sisters Dobrinec, Ko.
lakovich, Kramarich and Nor.
gan.
Everyone is invited to en-.
joy an evening at the Croa.
tian Home on December IL.
Anne Ma jetlc
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benwood Juniors To
Be Feted December 9TH

BENWOOD, w.. Va. - We
wish to inform our members
and their parents that CFU
Nest 60 will again stage a
Nest Christmas Party on
Sunday, December Z, in the
Croatian Cultural Club, 1853
Eoff st.
Christmas movies will be
shown beginning promptly
ut 1850 p.m., 50 please be
on time If you wish to see
the complete show.
Afterwards, refreshments
will be served to the children,
and the parents who accom-
pany them, by the ladies Of
Lodges 2 and 745 and others
who did such a fine job at the
annual dance sponsored by
the Nest.
Santa Claus will be present
to distribute the Christmas
candy to our nest members
and plenty of fun will be in
store for all who attend.
Don't forget this important
event.
John M. Baron, Mgr.
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masic, the Directors spent
hours going over a total Of
Sc applications before arriv-
ing at the names of the 20
applicants most deserving OF
support for the current school
term in the United States
and Canada.
The applications c a m Q
from as far east as Penn
sylvania and the Province
of Ontario and as far west
as California and the Pro-
vince of British Columbia.
Eight of the awards, each
worth $250.OO, went to Penn
sylvania members; two to
members residing in Indiana
and as many to residents Of
Michigan; and one each to
members living In Ohio, Il
linois, California, Minnesota,
Kansas, West Virginia, and
the Canadian Provinces Of
Ontario and British Columbia.
Matters Of Record
The decisions made Nov.
d, 1858, by the Foundation
Directors opened a new era
in the 64-year-old history Of
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
BY boosting to $25O.0O the
amount Of each Scholarship,
the Directors managed to bet
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Brighton 738 Members
Must Raise Lodge Dues
On Sunday, December ]

NEW BRIGHTON, Pa.
The members of "Beaverites"
Lodge 738 are hereby nou-
fled that the regular month
ly and annual meetings Of
their Lodge will be held Sum
day, Dec 7, in the new SITS.
Cyril and Methodius Church.
The first Of the two ses-
sions will be called to order
at 2 pm. sharp.
The No. l topic Of discus
sion during the annual meet
ing will be a motion to in
crease from ten to twenty
cents the monthly dues nec-
essary to keep Lodge 738
functioning properly.
These dues have never
been increased s in c g the
organization of the Lodge
nearly three decades ago,
q tribute to the successful
management of the Lodge
and the outcome of great
social undertakings Of
yesteryear.
However, recent years have
seen the Lodge officers carry
ing more and more burdens
as the annual p picnic $ and
other sources of income
started dwindling away.
It is most important, there
fore, that every member Of
the Lodge turn out Sunday
and vote on settling this pro-
blem to the satisfaction Of
the majority.
Stephen F. Brkich, Pres.
George Nvitz, Jr., Sec'y.
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ter by $4,000 the grants made
in 1856 and 1857 by the So
ciety's Supreme Board.
The Supreme Board, how
ever, could not do what the
Directors accomplished for
the simple reason that by
decree of the CFU's 9th
Natl Quadrennial Conven-
ton of 1855 the total a
mount of scholarship aid in
any one year could not ex-
ceed 100000. !.
This reason led the Supreme
Board to lay the groundwork
last Spring for a new educa-
tional program, the end re-
suit of which was the char
tering June 27, 1858, of the
Twenty p. 81
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will take place in the Croa-
tian Center, 3673-87 Broad
way, Gary, at 7 pm, Friday
evening, December 5th.
Parents who have children
in this age bracket, interested
in learning how to play the
tamburitza, are urged to be
prompt In registering their
children.
The registration period
will be short and once
classes start new apph-
cants will not be accepted
until another class h
formed.
We invite all persons who
are interested In launching
this Junior Tamburitza Or
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03
Directors Single Out 20 Young Canadian
GU Scholarship Foundation In Action!

PITTSBURGH - The following 20 young men and
women members Of the Society awarded $250OO
Scholarship Grants Nov 2 1858 by the Directors Of
Croatian Fraternal Union Scholarship Foundation Inc.
The awards are for the current college or univer-
sty term with the checks to be made payable by the
Foundation to the school in the of the recipient
In cases where the recipient has yet to college
or university the check will be made payable following
Lod Home Career
10 Robert Stanovich, Export, Penna. Geology
13 Anthony Charles Zugay, Steeton Penna ....
Mechanical Engineering
II Joseph Michael Calls Unontown, Penna. Chemistry
u Phillip Andrew Zoretc, Lemont, Penna. .....
........................... Mathematics Chemistry
IS Dolores Marangon Vanport, Penna Teaching
118 John William Barry Chicago Illinois ........
.............. Chemical Engneering
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Midva|e, Utah, Lodge
On Eve Of Annual Meet

MIDVALE, Utah - The
Midvale City Hall will be the
scene of the regular and an
nual meetings Of CF'U Lodge
388 on Sunday, December IA,
at 700 pm.
The annual election of off,
GERS will be held and other
vital matters will be dis
cussed.
Daniel Corak, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03

again have a supply OF
Christmas carol books for dis
tribution.
That supply is limited
however, 5000 to be exact,
80 ask for yours now. We
will give them out on .
first call, first serve basis.
Because Of the limited sup
ply and, in order to enable US
to satisfy as many as possi-
bic, please limit your request
to just those who, in your es-
timation, will attend the par
ty, and then only for those
who can read.
We take this opportunity
to thank all you Managers
and everyone who assists you
in the tedious task Of prepar-
ing these Xmas festivities.
Michael Grasha, Director
Junior Order
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branford Officers To
Be Chosen December Il

BRANFORD, Conn. - The
Annual Meeting Of c. F. u.
Lodge 1O2 will be held imme-
diately after the regular
meeting which is scheduled
for Sunday, December 21, be-
ginning at 900 am, In the
Academy on the Green.
Important lodge matters
will be discussed and we will
elect officers for the year
1859.
Affiliates of Lodge 102 are
all urged to attend.
M. r.. Belanic, Pres.
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Ambridge 304 Voters
Bliefed On Elections

AMBRIDGE, Pa. - The
next regular meeting Of CFU
Lodge 3O4 will be held Fri
day, December 19, at our
lodge rooms, 1926 Merchant
st., at ZOO pm. in the eve
ming.
After the regular meeting
we will proceed with our
yearly meeting and election
Of officers for 1859.
Fred Perich, Sec'y.
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170 Patricia Joan Janecc Gary Indiana Social Studies
10 John Mitchell Kozar Jr Gary Indiana ...... Music
234 Joseph A. Katarncc Pittsburgh, Penna Law
800 George Kach Duouesne Perna -
....... Business Administration
351 Mary Ann Rochen Detroit Mich Medical Technology
355 Beverly Rose Lobe Ety. MINI. Executive Business
595 Sam Mraovich Weirton, West Virginia
........".................M Electrical Engineering
677 Madeyn Ann Petrovich, MontebeIo, Calf.
- Social Studies
III Barbara Petrusa Detroit Mich. Medical Technology
720 Louis August Wagner Monaco, Penna. Physics
734 Carolyn Rose Biza Kansas City, Kansas .... Art
787 Tony Louis Mletch, Richmond, B. c., Canada -.
................ Chemical Engineering
$50 Roseanne Marie Calevich Cleveland Ohio
Secondary Education
$50 Frank Wibert Bosanac Schumacher, Ont Canada
Aeronautcal Engineering
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Offered
Christmas Carols
Beautiful Books
Awaiting Takers

PITTSBURGH - KIM q 3
h but 4 few weeks away and
most Of the CFUs 500 Jun
ior Nest Managers are, no
doubt, making preparations
for the annual Christmas
Party.
We wish to inform these
devoted unit leaders that we
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Foundation Directors Earnnark $5,000!00
For Scholarships In America And Canada
Gary Juniors Will
Oroanize Ensemble
Registration Of Youngsters Between 2 And Is
Will Take Place Friday Evening. December 5th
By Sylvia Niksic, Secretary,

BY sylvia secretary, "A {. = ..
GARY, Ind. - dream of long standing will finally
materalze the Croaan Colony of Gary for under the
auspices of the American Coatan Cultural Society (ACCS
comprised of all the Croatian cultural social fraterna
ngious and political organizations, Junior Tamburtza Or
chestra will soon come into existence.
Registration of children between the ages of and 16
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Awards Represent First Supporting Act
On Part Of Directors Since Charterinq
June n, 1858, Of "0peration Education"
Eighteen American And Two Canadian
Members of Croatian FraternaI Union
Will Receive $3.50 Scholarship Grants
BY Stephen F. Br<ich, Assistant Secretary
- Scholarship Foundation, Inc

PITTSBURGH - Twenty young American and Cana
dian members of the Society singled November a.
1853 for educational aid by the Directors of the Croatian
Fraternal Union Scholarship Foundation Inc.
Meeting in executive session in Pttsburghs Shera-
ton Hotel the guests of Foundation President A. E. To-
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Fred Perich, Sec'y.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07
"Jail" PlOw Thief
Agent Suggests

IL your plow is a thief, Jail" II
with proper adjustments, suggests
VIM. II. Henderson, county agricul-
tural agent
A poorly-adjusted plow wastes
fuel and time. and wears itself out
too quickly, he explained, meaning
money stolen from your pocket
Six adjustments will help stop
this thievery, the agent said. II
the pillow pulled too hard last sea-
son, adjust IT now so there is equal
vertical and horizontal pull on the
drawbar. Side draft set up equally
between the tractor and plow will
stop the tractor from steering hard
Have a welder hard-surface plow
shares that wear out too fast in
abrasive soil.
IL the plow does not cover trash,
put a jointer on the coulter and
run il two inches deep. Also try a
10 to 12-foot-long trash wore on
the shank of the coulter. Have it
drag across the plow share and
down the furrow. Shift the leveling
adjustment If furrows are ridged
because the plow is not cutting its
full width. A sprung beam might
cause ridging.
And il a new plow does a bed
Job. the agent concluded, it prob
ably needs adjustments.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07
Benjamin Banneker
School News

The first semester of our school
year has ended. Our attention is
now focused on the progress real
lied thus far. Two questions are in
our minds at this time. They are:
ID Have we accomplished as
much as we could and should have?
and (2) What should be our goals
for the second part of our school
year?
The report cards for the third
marking period will go home Fri
day, January 31st, for parents to
examine and sign. The grades for
this marking period will tell par
ents, pupils and teachers the &C
complishments made during the
first half of the year. We advise
parents to carefully check their
childrens' report cards in order to
get clear view as to what the
child has done thus far. If more
help and greater encouragement
is givenanow a lot of heart breaks
and disappointment may be pre-
vented in June.
with the boys and girls playing
host to Seaford. The girls enjoyed
very jubilant victory over the
Seaford girls. Our boys were not
quite as fortunate as they suffered
their first defeat. The boys record
is two defeats while the girls rec
ord is one win and one defeat. The
teams will play host to Laurel on
Tuesday evening, February 4,
1858. We cordially invite the pub
lie to attend and have an enjoyable
evening. Game time will be 7:30
p. m.
Fridays assembly was the show
ing of a 11im on current events.
The film presentation was under
the sponsorship of the assembly
committee whose chairman is Mrs.
Fontaine Mitchell. The film was
very educational and enjoyable.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07
ANDREWVILLE
Mrs. Florence E. Walls
Phone: Greenwood 1854

+ Franklin Butler spent three days
at Salisbury, Nd, attending a
Southern States meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elver Ryan and
Mrs. Ruth Ryan visited Mrs. Russ
Scarborough, who is patient in
the Kent General Hospital in Do
yer on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Vincent is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Strange
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Louder Vincent and Mrs.
Elver Ryan attended the wedding
of Mills and Dill at the Calvary
Church in Milford on Saturday af-
ternoon..
Mrs. Arley Bradley, Mrs. Edwin
Hopkins, Mrs. Robert Collins, Mrs.
Hyland Webb and Mrs. Donald
Jester attended the Southern States
Dinner at Denton on Friday.
The community extends their
sympathy to Mrs. John Lloyd and
family upon the death of her nus
band, John Lloyd, who passed
away on Sunday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07
Still Limited Use Of
Cold Water Wash

Not all clothes can be washed in
cold water with deluxe-type auto
matte washers having optional cold
water selectors, along with those
for hot and warm water.
This was emphasized in a report
from Ohio Experiment Station re-
ceived today at the home economics
extension office at the University Of
Delaware. The report, quoting DIR.
Elaine x. Weaver, told. Miss Lois
N. Korslund, extension clothing spe-
cialist at the University, that "some
women have the mistaken impress
sion that now everything can be
washed in cold water"
The report went on to say that
as more soil resistant or heat-sen-
sitive fabrics are used in homes,
cold water washing will be more
important.
But homemakers will need to
know the characteristics of fabrics
and finishes in deciding the right
temperature for laundering. How
and how much the fabrics are soil
ed also needs consideration. Oily or
greasy substances on fabric need
hot water to dissolve and keep them
in solution, unless pretreatment
is used, the report pointed out.
Continuing, it said studies of fam
lily laundry show that big part of
the average household wash still is
cotton items which get the heavier
soil, and for these, heat is essen
tial for good washing. Hot water
also is necessary to remove any
sort of grease or oil and many other
everyday stains. For most satis-
factory cold water washing, fabrics
should be only slightly soiled.
Sometimes, DR.. Weaver said there
must be a choice between getting
fabric dlean with hot water, or
getting it less clean and avoiding
wrinkles caused by hot water on the
fabric or finish.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07
FISHERS DIST.
Mrs. Nora Rust


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seely are
among those vacationing in Flor
ida.
Leonard Zott is a patient in the
Milford Memorial Hospital at this
writing. We hope to see him out
again real soon.
Mrs. Rufus Hewlett is much
improved after being quite i'll with
pneumonia.
Miss Pam Carroll is confined to
her home and absent from school
this week with measles.
A very happy celebration. took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bullock of fredericksburg
on Tuesday evening, January %,
when their children gave them a
surprise party in honor of the 68th
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Bull
lock. Those present to help her
celebrate the occasion were Mr..
and Mrs. George Bullock for whom
the party was given, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Steen and daughter Eliza
beth of Milford, Mrs. Lee Reed and
children, Bobby and Shirley of
Greenwood, Messrs. Ralph Slacum
of Cambridge, Md, Edward Slacum,
George Slacum, Sr., and son
George, Jr., of fredericksburg. Mrs.
Bullock was taken entirely by sur
prise when the happy group came
in brin g ing ali abundance
of cake and ice cream, singing
Happy Birthday" While she was
busy making her own birthday
cake she was thrilled to have the
family get together to help her
have real birthday. All enjoyed
seeing her delight as she opened
each gift with congratulations and
best wishes from all for many more
happy celebrations together. After
enjoying an abundance of cake and
ice cream all left for their homes
looking forward for another birth
day coming next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lundell were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Rhodes on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Clifton Seely and son Mike
were visitors of Mrs. Charles Dear
man on Wednesday afternoon.
George Mcdowell of Federals-
burg was guest of Mrs. Minnie
Mcdowell and daughter Margaret
on Thursday afternoon.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Rust were Mrs. Clifton Seely
and son and Mrs. Lee Reed and
children, Bobby and Shirley.
Az Jackie O'Bier of Dover Air
Base, is spending a ten day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle O'Bier of Greenwood.
Little David Hall, small son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hall is quite
ill suffering with ptomaine pois-
Oning.
Mrs. Helen Bryan and daugh-
ters and Charles Christopher of
fredericksburg, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A Robinson and fam
lily on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reed and chill
dren were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry ScOtten and daughter
of FELTON,.