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Aug. %, 1853, Will Be "CFU Day In Midwest
Queen Contest HighIght Of Chicago Salute To Society

small number of lodges
which are not yet affili-
ated with the Central Com
mittee and we make an
earnest appeal that they
send representatives to the
next meeting and become a
part of our committee.
We must remember that
the idea that led to the incep-
ton of the CFU originated in
Chicago. In reviewing the
chapters Of the proud and col
orful history of the CF'U we
note that the lodges of Chi
cago and nearby areas have
contributed to the growth and
development of the CF"5 in an
unselfish measure, thus help
ing to make the CFU indeed
a Rouse of Brotherhood.
BOzO DraZan. Secy.
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which this year falls on April
4, and appearing at the same
auditorium, the Kenosha High
Auditorium, located on the
corner of Sheridan Road and
58th Street, this group will
reel off two hours and ten
minutes of delightful enter.
tainment.
The program will begin
promptly at 8:15 p.m., and
the doors will open at 1880.
Seats will not be reserved,
so the earlier you come the
better.
Ably directed by Walter
Kolar, who is assisted by that
well-liked man from Kenosha
Steve Kovacev, this program
promises to beat all former
performances which h a v {
been quite wonderful and ex.
citing.
Amity Chatterbox
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'Jniontow1 Crcats
Await Celebration

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
Croatian Citizens Club will
celebrate it's 25th year of ex-
istence this spring.
In commemoration of this
milestone the Ladies Auxili-
ary will stage a Banquet on
Sunday, May "a, at the Gro
atian Home on Franklin st.
Mrs. Mary Shaffer has
accepted the Craftsmanship
of the affair and Mrs. So
phia Zubovich will serve as
Co. Chairman.
| The ladies of the Auxiliary
respectfully request that the
lodges and clubs in the neigh
boring towns reserve this date
and come to the Croatian
Home in Uniontown for a ga
la celebration.
Catherine Yukish, Pub
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Akron Club Will Hold
Easter Sunday PROGRAM

AKRON, Ohio. - The Gro
attain American Club, 1893
Grant ST., will be the scene
of an Easter Dance and a very
interesting program on Sun
day, March 20.
A variety show, entitled
Music Unlimited, will be pre-
sented and young David Ross,
son of. our very active ga
jednicari" John and Rose
Ross, will also perform his
popular number.
The program will begin at
7:3O pm, to be followed by
dancing to the music of Joe
Horvath's Orchestra.
A. LOlich, Pub.
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either John Bistrica, 745 Fair
mont Ave, or the under
signed at 544 Andrews Ave.
Hotel Has 326 Rooms
Mrs. John Bistrica, Mrs.
Joe Hosa, and Mrs. Lubano-
vich have completed the ar
rangements for the Banquet.
Tickets will be $500 per
person as usual and reser-
vations can be made with
Mrs. Bistrica.
Mrs. Joe Hosa has taken
charge of arrangements for
the program and promises an
interesting evening.
Mr.. Jacobson of the Pick
Ohio Hotel has 326 available
rooms and has assured us
that our guests will be treated
with real satisfaction, as they
deserve.
Stan RoskO, Sports Dir.
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Anniversary Ball will be held
and on Sunday, May II, the
Banquet and presentation of
trophies will be staged.
Convenient MOtels
The Eagles Building is five
blocks from the hotel, a very
short walking distance, and
there will be ample parking
facilities.
We have had inquiries a
bout motel accOmmOda-
tiOns. These can be had at
the Valley Park, 521 Wick
Ave-, and the Wick Drive
Inn Motel, III Wick Ave.
Both are located on the
North Side, within walking
distance to down wn
Youngstown.
Hotel reservation car d S
have been mailed to most
lodge secretaries. Anyone else
desiring same may contact
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Section 20 Of Bylaws Must Be Read To Members
Lodqe Secretaries Brefed On Pre- Convention Matters

we receive and which are
postmarked after March 31st
will not be accepted by the
Home Office, but will be re-
turned to the lodge.
All mail received and post
marked after March 81 will
definitely not be processed in
the month of March. There
will be absolutely no excep-
tions to this ruling.
Please be sure to save your
April 1st roster, since this is
the roster that you will use to
determine who shall have a
right to vote for delegates.
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Tammies Due April 5
In Chicago For Show
AT 9Th Street Theatre

CHICAGO - The annual
visit the Duquesne University
Tamburitzans make to Chi
cago is no news to their ma
ny and loyal followers.
Once again we are pleased
to announce their appearance
at the Eighth Street Theatre
on April 5 at 800 pm.
On recent tour Of the
South, the Duquesne Tambu-
ritzans were received with
open arms and enthusiastic
ovations wherever they
played.
They warmed the hearts
of those who are unable to
"drive to the nearest audi
tOrium" to see a Tammie
concert.
Those people will indeed re-
member with appreciation
their opportunity to witness
this wonderful group in ac-
ton - possibly a once in a
lifetime occasion for them.
Here in the Midwest we are
more fortunate. Year after
year they grace our Windy
City bringing with them re-
freshing music, youthful dam
ces, our delightful songs.
Throughout tn e United
States, Canada and Europe
they have established them
selves as the foremost expo
nents of folk music.
Perhaps we in the Chicago
area should follow the exam
pie of our southern friends by
welcoming the Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans with
open hearts and open arms.
Lucille Muselin
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Only those members who
are listed on the April 1st
roster as paying 81 cents
CFU funds, as we'll as sim
gle premium, and all re-
serve members listed at the
end of the roster, are eligi-
bic to vote.
This same roster must be
used in the event a run-off
election is necessary.
We urge all Lodge Secreta-
ries to judge themselves &C
cording to the above instruc-
tions, so as to avoid any con-
fusion or disagreements
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largest number of tickets will
be crowned queen and will be
given an award.
All of the lodges are asked
to name their respective can
didates and give them their
undivided support.
To spark the present two
year membership campaign
drive of the CF'U throughout
Chicago and vicinity a COM
petitive contest will be held
among the lodges in the area.
The membership contest be-
gan as of March / and termi-
mates the day of the celebra-
ton.
The lodge or nest that
enrolls the largest number
of new members into the
junior or senior ranks of
the CFU will be declared
winner and will be given an
appropriate plaque.
BY participating in the
membership drive we are not
only building our lodges and
nests but are enabling the
CFU to become a more power
full organization which will in
turn be able to give its men,
bers many more opportunities
and advantages in all phases
of fraternal life.
Because of the fact that the
children of the Children's
Home will be numbered a.
mong our guests Of honor on
the day of the celebration the
quarters in which the chill.
dren live and play will not be
open for visiting.
However, we do appeal tt
all of our members ant
friends who have not as We
had the opportunity to visit
the home to do so on July 4
when the annual Home picnic
is held.
To date, we have a large
number of lodges Of the CFU
in the Chicago vicinity who
are represented in the Central
Committee and who will take
an active part in the 65tf
Anniversary Celebration.
There are, however, a
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Chicago 202 Set For
ApriI 4th KoIo Social

CHICAGO, Ill. - 1t has
been a long cold winter in the
Windy City but we're ready
to forget all about it now.
Spring is on the way and
with it the "Kolo' social
which Lodge 202 will spon-
sor on Saturday, April 4, at
800 pm, in the Sokol Hall,
1908 S. Racine.
It's about time that we got
together to become better ac-
quainted wi h our fellow
members and to enjoy our
selves within our fraternal
circle.
We know that everyone
will enjoy the good music
of Marty Vidovich and his
Tamburitza Orchestra.
Donation will be SIS for
adults and $.25 for children
this includes free food, good
music, fun, friendship, and
fraternalism.
Well be looking forward to
seeing you among our Lodge
2O2 members and friends.
Social Committee
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DETROIT, Mich. Are
you a member of "Onyx' CFU
Lodge III? Not any more,
brother. That is, if you are
one of the members referred
to in the following para
graphs.
Would you believe it? I've
been the secretary for "Onyx"
since July, 1852, and have yet
to see some of the members.
I am inclined to believe these
members don't even know we
have a monthly meeting, let
alone know when or where
or even why.
Well, we had a monthly
meeting on Sunday, March 8,
1859, and this article is the
result of part of this meet
ing.
l placed before the men,
bership at this meeting the
difficult and expensive task
of collecting, from a certain
percentage of the lodge,
their dues.
It was unanimously agreed
that the lodge in the past was
too lenient and that this was
highly unfair, to the active,
: steady, and prompt paying
members, to continue giving
more than 80 days grace and
sending from two to four dues
in arrears notices to these
same members continuously.
I was therefore instructed
to discontinue this leniency.
So dear member, from now on
you are allowed only 80 days
grace as spelled out in the
bylaws and only one dues in
arrears notice and then sus-
pension if you still fail to pay
your dues.
No phone calls or letters
please, because promises
and excuses, / have heard
them all. The next meeting
is Sunday, April IL, at 600
p.m., in the C.C.C. Hall, POI
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w. Z Mile Rd.
We will hold nominations
for a Delegate to the 10th
CFU Convention, and the
election will take place during
May. A social will also take
place after the business of the
evening has been completed.
Those paying dues by mail
please enclose a stamped en-
velope for return of dues book
and make checks payable to
Onyx" CFU Lodge TT and
not to me or the Croatian
F'raternal Union.
Hope to see you all in April
T. Nj. Katich, Jr., Secy
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Tamburitzans Booked
For ApriI 3rd Concert
By Milwaukee Members

MILWAUKEE,, Wise. -
Committee members of the
CFU Lodges of West Allis
and Milwaukee are busily en-
gagged in preparations for the
concert appearance of the Du-
quesne University Tamburit-
zans at the West Allis Cen
trail High School Auditorium,
1910 West National Avenue,
on Friday, April 3rd, at 800
pm.
The admission price is 81. so
for adults and a student
price of $.75 for all under 1s
years of age.
Following the concert a
social will be held at Kar-
lOvich's Hall, 539 South 9Th
Street, with the Tammies
furnishing the music for
dancing.
The CF'U Lodges Of Mil
waukee and West Allis are
sponsors of this event and the
committee will appreciate
your earnest cooperation in
making this program a great
success. Ann Tschanz. Secy.
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school term.
The deadline for all appli-
cations is Wednesday June 30,
1859, with the awards to be
made shortly thereafter.
Eligible to apply for aid are
all American and Canadian
CFU students contemplating
entering a college or univer-
sity, as well as those who are
already enrolled in an insti-
tuition of higher learning and
in need of support to continue
with their studies.
Edward B. Serv0v
Exec. Secretary
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CONTINUED From Page u

CONTINUED From Page ~
membership which we re-
ceive after March 18th will
be accepted as of April 1,
unless we receive specific
instructions from the Sec
retary to process such ap-
plications in the month of
March.
If it is processed in March
dues for March will be
charged and such member viii
be entitled to vote for Dele
gate.
Also, any transfers which
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Fox 143 Shirts
Nearing Goth Lap
June Banquet To
Mark Anniversary

McKEES ROCKS, Pa. =
Organized May 1929 and Of
ficially a C.F.U. affiliate
since June 9, 1929, the "Spi-
rits" C.F.U. Lodge 143 Of this
community reaches toward
the thirtieth milestone.
After several committee
meetings contacts have been
made to definitely establish
that a 80 year Anniversary
Banquet commemorating this
span of existence will be held
Saturday evening, June 18th,
1859, at the Workingmen's
Beneficial Union Home in Nc
kees Rocks.
Among those invited to
attend will be C.F.U. Off
cials on a national and
lodge level, local dignitaries
and friends which we Spir-
it's members made in our
less halycon days years
ago.
Without a doubt it will be
one of the larger such af-
fairs to have taken place in
McKees Rocks over the years.
Plans for this June 13 cele-
bration will be discussed at
length during the next month
ly meeting of the Lodge to be
held Thursday evening, April
9th.
While the anniversary COM
mittee, whose names appear
below, will contact Spirits
lodge members via mail and
in person, we urge you to as
sure yourself of an individual
or group banquet reservation
by also personally taking
steps to contact them.
Doing your bidding, and
working toward a success
that befits such an affair anc
reunion to many, is the com
mittee comprised of Frank
Braidic, Tony Rackie, Mark
Gasparovich, George Sporcic
Vera Krulac and Mary Liable
Frank Braidic, Pres
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Scholarship p Applications Available

PITTSBURGH - The Gro
atian Fraternal Union Schol-
arship Foundation, Inc, now
has a new Scholarship Award
Form to be used by student
members seeking such aid.
Those who forwarded the
old form are advised to apply
for the new application by
writing the Foundation in
care of 3441 Forbes Ave-,
Pittsburgh 13, Penna.
Only the new forms will
be taken into consideration
when the next Foundation
awards are made at the end
Of the current collegiate
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Tourney Committee

Tourney Committee
Rita Fishter is serving as
the Assistant Tournament
Secretary.
Representing the L o d 6 e
Bowling League on the tour
ney committee are Joseph
Mesnak, Catherine Kra l.
Frank Hockycko, John Bross,
Michael Hockycko, Charles
Novosel, Angelo Milazzo, Ste.
phen Safko, and Carmen Ma.
gistro.
Others serving on the com.
mittee are Lodge 5 president
Frank Sobditch, and Clut
treasurer Mark Yuran anc
Club steward Frank Repak.
On To Youngstown!
This April IL tourney viii
serve as a warmup for the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
25th Annual Natl Tenpi1
Tournament to be held May
14-17, 1859, in Youngstown
Ohio.
Johnstown Lodge 5 will
send 4 mems and / women's
teams to the Silver Ami
versary renewal of the
Spring championships in
Ohio.
Also entered are 26 single
and 13 doubles hopefuls t.
give Johnstown a big squad.
Committe
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Johnstown Lodge 5 Members To STAGE
Penn State Tenpin Tourney April 18th
Classic Will Serve AS Fitting Prelude
To Silver Milestone Meet In Youngstown

JOHN STOW N, Pa. -
Sponsored by "St. Rochus"
Lodge 5, the LIST Annual
Pennsylvania CFU Singles
Doubles Handicap T n p i n
Tournament will take place
here Sunday, April II, 1859,
at State Recreation Center,
1884 Main st.
The tourney has the moral
sanction support of both the
A.B.C. and the W.I.B.C. and
is to be run off on a handicap
basis of 1870 of 200 for the
men, 1870 of IT'S for the wo-
men. Entries close at mid
night, March %.
Entry blanks may be OBJ
tanned from Tournament
Secretary Joseph Fishter,
162 Glenn Street, Johns
town. Home phone, Johns
town 376904, CrOatian Hall
phone, Johnstown 1915.
The starting squads will be
at 9 am, II am, 1 pm,
pm, and 5 pm, with the
championship trophies to be
donated by the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
The awards will be made
the evening of April IL dur
ing a banquet to be held il
the Croatian Hall, 612 Broae
Street. Dancing is scheduled
to follow the program ant
presentations.
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Midwest Plans
Salute ToSociety

CHICAGO, Ill. - The next
meeting of the Central Com
mittee of CFU Lodges will be
held Sunday, March 20, at 2
pm, in the Croatian National
Sokol Hall, 19O3-O7 So. Ra-
cine Ave.
1t is very important that
all of the lodge representa-
tives be present and on
time as we do have much
work to complete in regards
to the CFU 65th Anniver-
sary Celebration. Tickets
are expected to be off the
press and ready for distri-
button on March 20.
During this session a re
port will also be made by the
Committee we selected some
time ago for the purpose OF
studying the present bylaws
of the CF'U and making rec.
concentrations for any chan.
ges or amendments to the by.
laws for the 10th Quadren.
nial Convention, which is tc
be held next September ir
Detroit.
ROZO DraZan. Secv
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Youngstown Ladies In
REGULAR Meet Toniqht

YOUNGSTOWN, o. = The
Ladies Auxiliary Of c. F. U.
Lodge 66 will hold their
monthly meeting on Wednes-
day evening, March Is.
All members are urged to
attend this session, which win
take place in the Croatian
Homo. Mary e. Kelar, Pub.
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CHICAGO - In order that
the Lodges of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, not only in
Chicago and vicinity but
throughout the Mid West, be
fully informed as to the plans
and preparations for the 65th
Anniversary celebration OF
the CF'U, which is to be held
Sunday, August %, at the
Children's Home grounds, we
! wish to make public the i'm
portant decisions adopted at
the Central Committee Meet
ing on January Is, 1859.
Little need be said of the
inclement weather that has
kept Chicago and the SUBJ
urbs in the deep-freeze for
some two and one half months
and has hampered the atten-
dance at the meetings of the
Central Committee. We feel
that with the coming of
warmer weather the atten-
dance will improve.
Because of it's historical
! value a program book will
! be published to record the
events of the Aug. % cele-
bration. We appeal to all of
the lodges, clubs, organiza-
tions, and individual men,
bers to help us fill this
book with their ads.
A program befitting the
65th Anniversary of the GU
is being arranged and we ap-
peal to all groups and indi.
viduals who would like to par.
ticipate on the program to in
form us as soon as possible
so that a tentative program
can be arranged.
! Admission tickets will be
needed at the gate to the
grounds. Donation for the ad-
mission ticket is twenty-five
cents per person and the same
ticket will be good for the
door prize drawing. The prize
will in all probability be a TV
set.
| A popularity queen contest
will be held in conjunction
with the sale of tickets, that
is, the candidate who sells the
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Duquesne Tammies To
Present Kenosha Show
On Saturday. April 4

KENOSHA, Wise. AS
sure as the robins return in
spring so do the Duquesne
University Tammies make
their annual Kenosha appear
ance.
Making their regular date,
the Saturday after Easter,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-25
Hosts To Silver Anniversary Classic
Complete Social Plans For May 14.17
Three Dances And Victory Banquet Will
Keep Bowlers Going From Stem To Stern

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio Arrangements have been
completed by the members of Lodge 100 with the Eagles
for the of their spacious hall and dining during the
CFTs 25th Annual CFU Tenpin Tournament which will be
hosted here May 14-17, 1859.
Friday May 15 will be the site of the Silver Annversa
ry GetTogether Dance On Saturday. the 10th, the Silver
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-25
Detroit III Dues SIackers Facing
Surprise Unless They Toe The Line

Members Will Meet April 18th To Name
Candidates For Delegate To Convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

Kannsecond and Third Floor Washington; Arlington