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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-05-01
N. G. MUSICIANS TO
MEET IN MACS HEAD
NAY I3 THROUGH Is
Federation Of Music Clubs Will
Hold Annual Convention At
Carolinian; Many Expected

1He NOrLn SdTOllIld reQ6FdLlO1l
of Music Clubs will bring several
hundred musicians and music low
ers to Dare County week after
next, when the state federation
convenes at the Carolinian Hotel,
Mays Head, for it's annual meet
ing. The activities will begin with
a luncheon on Wednesday, May 10,
for State Executive Board men,
bers, compliments of the Roanoke
Island Music Club. The Manteo
Rotary Quartet has been asked to
sing at this luncheon. The execu-
tive board meeting will fill the
afternoon, and the Federation Din
ner will be held at six o'clock.
The program will be rendered by
Barbara Schlageter, soprano, and
Alex Dantre, baritone, who recent
ly won the Young Artist awards.
Thursday morning, the Past
Presidents Assembly breakfast
will be held, followed by the open
ing business session. The program
at noon on Thursday will feature
piano numbers by Fred Sahlman
of the faculty of Elon College;
and Mrs. George L. Yarick, So
prano. Mrs. Yarick is well known
in Manteo and Mays Head aud
fences, having been with the Lost
Colony choir last summer, as well
as previously; and having appear
ed as a featured singer at the
Shrine Club, where she drew thun-
derous applause; and having acted
as soloist on several occasions at
Fort Raleigh Sunday services. DR..
Arnold Hoffman, State Supervisor
of Music, will be the speaker at
the Thursday luncheon. The pro-
gram will be given by Donald
Read, pianist. The banquet on
Thursday evening will feature
Mrs. C. Arthur Bullock, national
president, as speaker; and the mus
ical program will be two-piano
numbers by DR.. William Newman
and DR.. Wilton Mason of the fac
ulty of the University of N. C.
The final session of the adult
group will be held on Friday. AT
noon Jerry Powell and George
Perry of the East Carolina Col
|lege faculty will play two-piano
numbers. The luncheon theme will
be "Accent On YOUTH" and the
music will be provided by the
Boys Choir of Kannapolis, a vio-
lin quartet from Asheville; a girls
chorus of Weaverville; and the
Washington IN. CO. High School
Chorale. There will be an after
noon business session, and a post
convention board meeting.
Friday afternoon the Juniors
will register and take over for
Friday evening and all day Sat
urday.
Mrs. C. B. Jefferson of Chapel
Hill is state president, and she and
other state officers are working in
cooperation with Mrs. Julian
Oneto, president of the Roanoke
Island Music Club, and convention
chairman; and with the hostess
club. The Roanoke Island club is
being assisted in acting as hosts
by the Elizabeth City Music Club,
the Musical Tempo Club of Eliz-
abeth City, the Mcdowell Music
Club of Robersonville, and the
Greenville Music Club, all of the
northeastern district.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-05-01
MAsoNs VISIT GRAND LODGE

The following members of the
Masonic fraternity in Dare County
recently attended as delegates, the
Grand Lodge sessions in Charlotte
From Wanchese Lodge, James W.
Davis of Wanchese, and T. o
Sutton of Manns Harbor. From
Manteo Lodge, r. o. Balance and
Allen Lee Mann; and from Cape
Hatteras Lodge, Stockton Midget
Jr. and D. F. Scarborough.
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Special awards among
the men fell to Steve Bo-
zurich, Jr. of Canton who
linked games of 253-234-
2O7 for a top 694 series.
Tony klisan of Akron rolled
the tourney high game of
PSI.
Charlene Strahinic of the
Cleveland Zumberaks h a d
herself a string Of 153-2O7-
206 in a 566 total to cop both
feminine honors.
The bowling delegates from
the 48 teams entered, a record
high, held a meeting and, a.
dopted the existent rules.
Youngstown Lodge 66 "St.
George" was awarded the
1860 Ohio state tournament.
John Ovcarich, the Sick
Benefit Department Secreta-
ry, attending the tournament
in an official capacity, made
the trophy awards to the
teams and the individuals
thereon at a well attended
Supper and Dance held Sun
day evening at the American
Croatian Hall.
Frank Braidic
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kovic, Lodge 805 member) Of
Steve's Tap in Whiting were
won by Joe Rivich and Tom
Dolinar, both East Chicago
Lodge 154 members.
In the words of Joseph Ri
vich and Michael Novosel,
prexy and secretary, Of the
hosting lodge, the social fol-
lowing the bowling was the
best such affair in the past
four years so staged at the
East Chicago Croatian Home
as a fitting climax to the an
nual Sweeper.
The hosts are especially
grateful to the Chicagoans,
Harborites and Gary-ites
who came in such numbers
and stayed as late.
To the Battle Creekers
who travelled some $50 miles
one way to partake of the
Sweeper and who "chipped
in" some $4,000 for the up.
keep Of the Indiana Toll Road,
thank you.
An official listing of the
scores and prize distribution
will be made in these columns
later by tournament secreta.
ry George J. Stiscak.
Frank BraidiC
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New Set Of Champions Crowned During
Course Of 3rd Annual Ohio State Meet
Youngstown Ladies And Canton Men Hit
Championship Heights During Tourney

CANTON, Ohio - A new
set of champions took over
at the CF'U's 3rd Ohio State
Tournament reeled off at the
Castamall Alleys in Canton
over the January 24-25, 1859,
weekend.
The Youngstown Lodge Sc
Gals with a 1896 pinfall wres-
ted the feminine title, to be
followed by the Cleveland
Lodge 337 team with a 2619
score.
In the mems division, the
Canton Lodge 514 Lords
mauled the naples for a 1852
score to take top honors. The
Cleveland Lodge SO Zivadors
emerged the runners-up with
3195.
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March 7 Is DeadIine
For Entering Eighth
Wisconsin State Meet

RACINE, Wise. - Snow
and more snow. Regardless of
it's depth in Racine March 81
and % we hope that all C.F.U.
bowlers in the Badger State,
and those Mavericks from
North Chicago and Wauke-
gan, will drift our way those
two days to bowl in the 9Th
Annual Wisconsin State c. F
U. Bowling Tournament.
BY now lodge secretaries
should have received entry
blanks and copies of rules and
regulations governing th e
Wisconsin G.. F. U. Bowling
Classic.
We hope that everyone is
buster than little badgers
lining up teams, pairing up
for doubles, and eyeing the
singles.
We've readied ourselves for
the big blow so try and snow
us under with entry blanks
=. the more the merrier.
Actually there is less
than a month left in which
to beat the deadline date of
March 7th for filing entries
Don't foul out of this
Tournament by failing to
submit your entry. n~5s,..
Incidentally, participating
in the Tournament and all the
activities being planned for
the third weekend of March
would be a good way in
which to start out the COM
ing spring season.
It's our prescription as
just the right tonic for you if
YOU are suffering from the
grey Sickness or if you
have tired blood. "@a5@s'
Make an appointment with
us for your spring tune-up by
mailing your entries early for
the 9th Annual Wisconsin
State C.F.U. Bowling Tour
nament to be held in Racine,
Wisconsin, March 81 and a..
Perky and Milo
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Champions Failed To Repeat During
Tenth Annual Hoosiers Sweepstakes
East Chicago Lodge 154 Members Thank
Bowlers And Friends For Cooperation

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
10th annual Hoosiers Sweep
er ran it's course Sunday,
February list, at the East
Chicago Recreation Alleys in
East Chicago, Ind, to mark
another promotion for "Holy
Trinity Lodge 154 of said
city.
None of last years champ
ions, even though they COM
peted this year, repeated
themselves. The Lodge 154
men, the tourney hosts, won
in their division, pressing
them for honors being the In
diana Harbor Lodge S56
males who trailed the 1859
champs, 3071 to 1924.
The Harborite women
had more luck than their
men and went on to win
the 1859 Sweeper title with
a 2717 score. Four points
behind at 2713, the So.
Chicago Lodge 44O women
made a commendable show
ing for runner-up honors.
The special awards, the
bowling ball set up by Emil
Rost, proprietor Of the East
Chicago management, and the
decanter (plus contents) Civ.
ell as a prize by Steve Cure.
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Barefincics Deposed
In Johnsfown Shakeup

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - In
games of February 9Th Of the
st. Rochus Lodge Dux Lea
que, captain Edward Comm
skey was outstanding as he
had a terrific night for the
Lodge team as he spilled the
naples for a hefty 594 set
with games of 215-204-176.
Ed just missed surprising
Charles Gojmerac's seasonal
high of 597 by splitting in the
last frame of the third game.
The first half champs were
by this fine bowling able to
nick the Rodoljub team for
their fourth win in the past
two weeks. M
As for the R.E.S.S. singers
this was their third straight
losing night on a IL basis,
one of the more recent games
going on IA pins. L.
Over the three-week
spread Frank Kolar was
tops with q 1851 card
and Michael Duray next
! best with 198-463. Agnes
Podolka in 16O-416 had the
best feminine scores for the
Rodoljubs.
Of equal interest was the
ousting by the st. Rochus
Churchmen which they gave
to the former first place Ba-
retincics. The games We're
close, the first by Is pins and
the third by seven.
Vic Farkas, Sr. was some
what under a former high of
$40 but along with John Ro-
J zich's 472 they moved out the
Morticians and elevated their
team into the league lead.
Pete Fabina had a 465 for the
former leaders and Tillie Pla-
"a was good for a feminine
lift Of 414. ~R @e
AS of January 10th, the
ten top average holders were
Victor Farkas, Sr. 165; Char
les Gojmerac, 160; Vic Far
kas, Jr., 154; Edward Comm
sky, 152;; John Gredesky,
146; Stephen Petrusic, 146;
John Rozich, 1A;, Frank Ko-
lar, 143; Agnes Podolka, 142
and Tillie Plaza, 142.
John ]. Eabina, Secy.
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Chulicks Streak May
Brew ST. Louis Storm

ST. LOUIS, Mo. With
John Manestar firing a 191
single and a 521 series and
Hubie Domijan throwing a
179-496, the Fassi Tavern won
two games to get on the win
track.
The last game against the
Lodge so quintet was won by
three pins and helped check a
slide which had netted the
Fassi but two victories in the
last six previous starts.
For the Lodge SO team who
now had lost four out Of their
last six, Jack Juras had a
2O0-52O series and Bob Potoc-
MAX had a 199-507 set.
The Chulicks, also winning
by a small margin of two
pins, took two from the
Ivancich and Brncic team to
give them four wins in the
last two sessions.
John Kombol rolled q 21O
game in his 568 high three
of the evening. The week
previous he had the eve
ning's high with a 567 set.
For the Ivancich and Brn.
cic five, latest victims of the
chugging Chulicks, George
Ivancic had another Of those
nights as he smashed 1913.
544. Keep it up, George and
you might be secuted. Tom
Mazar pitched in with a 159.
448 series. And what happen.
ed to Pat B. and Tom Benac
J ohn Sugars reversed
their stride by taking a pair
from the Ban Tilers as John
Mulch threw a 2O4-535 ser.
les, Jerry Mulch chipping in
with a 173-475 card. ~
For the losers, al Klarich
had a PIG, the evenings high,
Mhis 521 total. Frs4kI Ban
seems to be regaining his &C.
curacy with a 171-450 series.
las- John Mulch, secy.
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Steelton, Pa, Lodge 13 Members In
Final Preparations For Cage Classic
sCroatian Fraternal Union Has Played
Important Role In Life Of Community

settled in Pennsylvania.
Trained guides conduct
tours and give a word picture
of their history and geology
while you view them with the
aid of some 100 electric
lights.
When you have gone that
far you may want to take
in Gettysburg, Pa, scene
of one of the great military
struggles of history on July
1873, 1868, almost a CEN
tury ago. ~2e as ~2R@
In that battle $4,000 Con-
federates were pitted against
88,289 Federals, "a large num-
Der for those days. o..
Gettysburg's population is
but 1000 today but it's Civil
War fame and of late as the
country home of President
Dwight Eisenhower might
evoke a visit from you to this
borough, the county seat of
Adams County, one of the
states leading fruit produ-
GERS.
Time OF Essence : rs g.
So much at this time on
what to expect and possibly
see. We hope that our tour
ha1he1it goers are expeditions
with the forms and the res.
!
efvations asked from them.
The city of Harrisburg, the
motel site, the tournament
gymnasia, churches and en-.
tertainment sites are all 10.
Gated within a five mile ra.
dius Of Steelton.
: Needless to-, say that the
st. Lawrence committee bids
you a sincere and fraterna]
welcome.
Frank Braidic
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Smiths And Wishers
Sharing Lyons Perch .

LYONS, Ill. = Going full
swing into the last third of
the Lodge 228 Bowling Lea
que, Feb. 9th found the Smith
Insurances and Wishing Well
knotted for first place. /.
It having been position
night, the Smiths pulled out
in front by shading the Wish
ers. All this behind 10 >Ku-
chan's. SOB, Tony Denmark's s
535 and the 2O5-562 mustered
by Charles Milos.
The counterpart effort n
mong the losers was Mary
Blazina's 44O and series of
532 and 209-545 by Eddie
PotOkar and Rus Kauzla-
rich, respectively.
Meanwhile the third place
Pavlak Chapel dropped a set
to the fourth place, Bald Res
tauranters, regardless of 70
ra Kauzlarich's 447 and Bob
Ruzic's 213-575. The Baldi's
were spearheaded by Mary
Marohnic, 447, and Stanley
Kauzlarich with .2O4-521.
Kuchan Shelters b e hin d
Max Jadro with 215-492 and
Sam Marohnic lending a hand
with 224-578 managed to stay
in fifth place by taking the
odd game against the Skylin-
ers who had Marion Polich
shooting 525 and Charles Bla-
zina afire with = 2O5-567
series:
10 Kuchan
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Forty.Niners Pocket
First Half Honors In
San Francisco Circuit
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf.
- Matt Batko's "Forty-Nin-
ers' swept to an easy win for
the first half championship of
the San Francisco C.F.U.
League. A high game of 929
highlighted the "Forty-Nin-
ers" final drive and it saw
Bob Covich duplicate his pre-
vious high game of 245.
: Vera Stipelkovich, Mary
Bacilo and Paul Srok also
contributed to'the teams sue
cess and they along with Matt
and Bob are looking forward
to the second half and a
chance at the league champ
ionship.
There are seven other
teams who have victory in
their eyes and judging from
the close race in the first
half the second half should
prove to be an interesting and
a hard fought battle.
The first half finds Bob Co
vich leading the way for the
men with his high game of
245 and his 615 series.
On the feminine side Mary
Patterson has high hopes of
grabbing the high game tro-
ply with her 1876 and Rose
Leksan's SIT series will be
hare to beat.
As usual, Nest 282 of
San Francisco has c0ntri-
buted some fine boWlers to
our league and they have
made quite q showing for
themselves. .
Anton Mardesich leads the
! juniors with an average of 161
which is higher than many
of the lodge members in the
league. Nick Milon and Ker
Delaney are doing very vel
in this their first attempt al
league bowling. u
Sandi Stipelkovich, Diane
Stipelkovich and Diane Vita
Itch have Joined "old timers
Diare Kuchan and Jean Shur'
ko to round out the junior
ranks.
Overall the league has de-
| ve]oped into one of the bes'
balanced in recent years anc
everyone in it has played .
! big part in it's success. Every.
ones looking forward to the
second half.
Anthony Nola, Secy
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Tenth Annual West Penn Sweepstakes
Sets High Of 1900 Lines Of Bowling
Conway Lodge $40 Members Went All-Out
To Regale Visiting Firemen and Friends

CONWAY, Pa. - The 10th CF.U. West Penn Dux
Sweepstakes staged at the Beaver Valley Bowl Rochester
Pa over the January 1925 1859 weekend set all
time high with 1900 lines of bowling Socially the
affair prepared the tournament aftermath at the Con-
way Lodge $40 Home typicaly good one that had
the bowlers staying to late hours
Women's Singles
Helen Pavkovich Lodge 1885, New Brighton, Pa. 464
Women's Doubles
Women's High Game
Barbara Maletic, Lodge 3O4 Ambridge, Pa. POI
Mems Singles
Nick Spudich Lodge 4, Etna, Pa. 54f
Tom Zajac, Lodge 1876 Farrell Pa. 547
Joe L. Brletic, Lodge A, McKeesport, Pa 547
Mems Doubles '
Joe L. Brletic John Belak A. McKeesport Pa **1153
Mixed Couple Doubles
Dorothy Rosenberger Lodge 153, Ambridge, Pa. +
Rudolph Rosenberger Lodge 153, Ambridge, Pa 1854
Mems High Game
Rudolph Rosenberger Lodge 153 Ambridge, Pa A. 24O
Note: **New all-tme Sweepstakes high score.
official statement receipts, disbursements and cash
prize winners of the 10th CFU. West Penn Sweepstakes
will appear in the Zajedncar at later date ss.tA%y
Frank Braidc Director
Sports Educational Dept.
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. The longer a man goes
without CFU Life insurance,
the more he needs it, the less
chance he has Of getting it,
and the more it costs him in
the end.
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Our Favorite Recipes" !"

BY The st. Joseph's P. T. A.
Gary, Indiana
An unusual Cook Book containing
S97 foreign recipes of yesteryear! I!
Exact measurements for the
Cook Of today.
Price (incl. postage) ......$2.25
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other trophy with 1878
handicap total.
Betty Koluder Of the Gle
veland Zumberaks in her 233
tournament high game be-
came the third (the others
being Mary Shubat and En-
ma Weber, both Of Chicago)
person to bowl that tourney
high figure.
Alice Dubieps scratch Sim
giles of 548 could not be bet
tered as the 1854 tourney best
individual series. The Pioneers
Lodge 633 in the second all
time lowest team total Of 759
took those honors.
How Juniors Fared
In another to urn a m ent
first, the Cleveland Nest .55
Kings dethroned the Chicago
Nest II lads, 2168 to 1895 as
team champions.
Roger Kostika and Mike
Simcich of Cleveland Nest IS
ran up a Doubles champion
ship score of 1855. Mike Sim
cich also took the Singles IL
tie on a 533 total and to make
the monopolizing more COM
plete Roger Kostika of the
same Nest rolled the best
boys high game in 1874. s%@g
Among the girls, tho
Nest IS Queens Of Cleve-2
land, o. after a years ab-.
sence from the top spot fe4s
turned to the championship
role by virtue of an all,
time high of 1908. .
~ a
The Nest 55 domination be-
came even more extensive.
when Charlene Strahinic and
Judy Bilicic rolled the cham
pionship total of 833 and
Charlene Strahinic stood out
even more prominently as she
took the Singles and tourney
high game titles with a card
of 170-427. l#
Tournament Statistics Tag
The tournament registry
showed 145 teams, 81 mems
40 women's, 8 boys and 5
girls. ~
The men had 217 Doubles
sets and the women 95, while
the respective Singles entries
were these figures. There
were 4O4 mems All-Events
and 178 from the distaff key.
lers. E{s
Hotel Sheraton Cadillac,
Washington Blvd and Michi-
gan in Detroit served, AZ
headquarters.
The Saturday night
dance and the Victory Ban
quet and Dance Sunday
evening took place in tho
spacious United Dairy Wor-s
kers Hall, 15840 Second )
Avenue in suburban High
land Park. Michigan.
Samuel Petracich Of De-
troit was the tournament
chairman. It marked the first
time that the Tournament
was run out of the Home Of
flee and the second such on
handicap basis - 5772 adult
lines and POI from the jun
iors, who were scratch only.
Thus it were at the Goth
milestone as the tenpin fra
ternity turned their steps
homeward in 1854 with
thoughts Of Chicago in 1885
when Krizari Lodge 20 was to
be the hosts.
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eSCaD1SnmenC Wnlcn nOuSeQ
Two of the Detroit Lod
respective championships, the
Croatian Home team with
2724 actual pins and their
Fora Peppers with a handi-
cap score of 3048.
This marked the first time
in 16 years participation that
one of Detroit's lodge teams
had placed that high.
A 1156 scratch Doubles
score gained that champ
ionship for Walter Boha-
eek and Nick Kovacich, a
Detroit Lodge 351 paired
entry.
The handicap Double s
champs were James Dorgan
and Vincent Biskupic, Jr. of
Chicago Lodge 81 who sport
ed a 1879 total.
Max Mitchell of Progress
Lodge 749, Chicago, a tour
nament perennial, walked off
with the mems scratch Sim
giles championship on $50,
one of the lower such scores
to take that honor. To Jack
Holmes of West Allis, Wise,
Lodge 731 went the handicap
title by virtue of a 692 score.
Cleveland 859 Tough
Detroit got its first tour
nament All-Events champion
in Bill Grgurich Of Onyx
Lodge TT who mustered a
scratch total of 1853. 4.
On a handicap basis, the
same distinction went to
Hammond, Indiana Lodg e
358 whose Steve Skrobot
compiled a 1910 score.
The best tournament indi-
vidual high game among the
men was a 257 by Cleveland
Pioneer, Andrew Braidic; the
best series a 651 by Walter
Bohacek of Detroit Lodge
351, who incidentally missed
scratch u-Events by one pin
at 1852.
The best team game was
a 978 total rolled by the
Chicago Progress Lodge
Metal Cabinet men.
Zumberak Lodge $50 Gle.
veland, Ohio women proved
all the more powerful when
they repeated as the scratch
champs as their M and N
Lounge team registered q
2176, the third lowest tour.
ney score to take said honor
The Zumberak lassies from
the Lake Erie shores hac
now, in seven straight tour
naments, registered four team
/; runner-up honors and three
such championships. -
The Fora Sparks, Detroit
Lodge 351 copped tn ell
lodges first feminine team
championship when thei1
26O2 proved the best handicap
total.
Powder Puff Story
The feminine D 0 u ble'
scratch championship that
year went to Cleveland a.
Ann Siragusa and Marths
Strmac of Lodge $50 joint,
bowled 906.
In like fashion Irene Meint
and Eva Jadro on a 1919 han
dicap basis brought Lyons
III. Lodge 228 their first sucl
championship.
Alice Dubiel with q scratch
Singles Of 548 sprouted tn
first such championship fol
the Indiana Harborites Lodg'
856, while Dolores Irish o:
the Detroit Onyx Lodge will
a 633 handicap score wrestet
the first such title for De
trOit. t'''' - =
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