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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-15
Columbus Lodge Props
For April 18th Dance

COLUMBUS, Ohio - "St
Anthony CFU Lodge BIG
will stage it's Spring Dance on
Saturday, April rs, at the
Croatian Home, 377 Reet
Avenue, beginning at 1870
pm.
Music for the occasion
will be provided by the Po-
zega Brothers Tamburitza
Orchestra, featuring Gus
Rogan.
AS usual, there will be plen.
ty of entertainment and deli
cious refreshments for all.
Invited to attend are all our
CFU members and friends of
Columbus, Dayton, and neigh
boring communities.
Joseph Beljak, Rep.
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|Tamburitzans Come Up
With Fair Fro|ic For
Benefit Of Hall Drive

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
Duquesne University Tambu-
ritzans will sponsor a series
of Old Country Fair enter
tainments for the benefit of
the Building Fund for Tam
buritza Hall.
The first of these events
is scheduled for Friday eve
ming, April II, at the Uni
ted Steelworkers Auditor
ium, 1925 East Carson St.,
s. S. Pittsburgh.
The evenings entertain
ment will consist of modern
and folk dancing, display of
costumes from various Sec
tions Of Yugoslavia, the serv-
ing of home made delicacies,
and the presentation of for
mer graduates and present
Tammies in an all-star floor
show.
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YoungstoWn's Lodge lO9 Members OnPin Ball
Never Dull Moment During Silver Anniversary Tournament
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
Arrangements have b e e n
completed by the members of
CFU Lodge 100 with the
Eagles for the use of their
spacious hall and dining room
during the CFU 25th Annual
Ten Pin Bowling Tournament,
which will be hosted here
May IA, Is, 16, and II, 1859.
Friday, May Is, will be
the date of the Silver An
niversary get-together
dance. On Saturday, the
18th, the Silver Anniver-
sary Ball will be held, and
On Sunday, May II, at 6
p.m., the Banquet and pre-
sentation of trophies will
be staged, with q dance to
follow.
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Cong. Holland In
Rankin April 18th
Thirty-One Vets
To Attend Dinner

RANKIN, Pa. - United
States Congressman Elmer j.
Holland, Dem, Both District,
Pennsylvania, has accepted
an invitation to speak during
the Banquet which is to high
light the celebration Sunday,
April 26, of the 65th Anniver-
sary of Lodge 6.
Previously announced as
speakers were two officials
from the CF'U Home Office,
Supreme President V. I. Man.
dich and English Editor of
the zajednicar Stephen F.
Brkich.
Honored during the fes-
tivities, which are to be held
in the Croatian Home, 4th
and Antisbury, and COM
mence at 5 p.m., will be 81
members of Lodge 6 who
have been affiliated 50 or
more years with the Gro
attain Fraternal Union.
Entertainment during the
program will be provided by
two talented Junior Nest
members, accordionist Linda
Cubakovic and violinist An
drea Bircsak.
Dinner background music
| is to be furnished by the
Greyko Tamburitzans and the
same ensemble will hold sway
during the evening dance in
the Croatian Home.
Charles Furjanic, Pub.
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Tamburtzans, Koo Dancers Front And Center
South Chicago Nest 242 Youngsters Will Shine April 18th

cert a success.
Dancing will follow i'm
mediately after the concert,
with music provided by the
Muselin Continentals.
To make the day complete
our kitchen committee will
have such home made del
icacies as sarma, roast beef,
sausages, cakes, etc., on hand
for the pleasure of our guests.
CFU members, their fami-
lies, and friends are invited
to join us at this festive
spring event.
Pauline Stanley, Mgr.
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Johnstown Secretary
Warns Dues SIackers

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - The
next regular monthly meeting
of CFU Lodge 5 will be held
in the Croatian Home, on
Sunday, April 10, at 200 pm.
At that time the Auditors
will give their quarterly re-
port and other important mat
ters will be discussed.
Members who do not
have reserve value on their
certificates are reminded to
keep their dues paid up tn
date or we will have to re-
sort to suspension.
Those who plan to bowl ir
the Tenpin Tournament are
also asked to keep this in
mind as suspended members
are not permitted to bowl in
the Tourney.
Members who wish to con.
tribute to the CFU Scholar.
ship Foundation, Inc, may
do so at this meeting and we
will in turn, mail the money
to the Home Office lmmedi.
ately. Michael Batch, Sec'y
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buritzans and dancers will
give a performance which
will be long remembered
by all who attend.
The children are rehears-
ing diligently under the direc-
tion of Mr.. George Tressel,
the kolo instructor, and Mr..
Sam Cuzella, the tamburitza
and choral director, who are
both very proud of our boys
and girls.
The members of the Moth
ers Auxiliary are all working
and doing more than their
share to help make this con-
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Veteran Official and Eight Pioneers
To Be Feted April 1q By Cleveland 47
High Trial Board President Scheduled
To Pay Tribute Sunday To Nine Honorees
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Trustees Of the Gospojinski
Club of St. Clair Ave.
The best cook in the Vi
cinity, sis. Lucic may al
ways be found cooking for
banquets, weddings, and
various other parties, and
most of the time free Of
charge.
In cases Of death Of our
members she arranges every
thing necessary for the fun
eral in behalf of the lodge,
and in cases of sick members
she visits every one of them.
Eight In Limelight
Our 5O-year members to b
honored are Martha Gvozda-
movie, Bara Gundic, Johana
Jurca, Mary Kovac, Franco
Supec, Mary Sokac, Ana Si-
munic, and Sofia Vidmar.
In behalf Of the officers
and members of Lodge AZ we
congratulate sis. Lucic and
all the 50-year members who
have worked so hard for our
lodge.
An appeal is made to all
our members, their families
and friends to attend this
forthcoming banquet.
Anna Rescic, Rec.
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Only Office Consideration
Convention Donation Appeals Must Be Endorsed By Lodges

hand when a member seeks
a donation.
We will not take into con-
sideration any application
which has not been approved
at the regular meeting of the
lodge.
Also, we will disregard all
applications which have not
been submitted on the form
prepared by the Home Office.
In the past we have re-
ceived much criticism after
Conventions that donations
were given to members who
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Party To Climax
Junior Dux Meet
Seventeen Teams
Champing At Bit

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hOnOrs with scores of 1878
and 1884 in that order will
be out to defend their
hOnOrs.
Last years Doubles champs
were Wayne Brozovich and
George Rendulic of McKees-
port and Barbara Cain and
Linda Abramovic of EtnA.
The scores in that order were
856 and $40.
George Rendulic with 461
and Linda Abramovic with
80 copped the Singles hon.
ors.
Party At Javor Hall
The Juniors, after the bowl
ing, will convene at Javor
Hall in N. S. Pittsburgh for
their Tournament Party at
which a light lunch and re-
freshments will be served, tho
hosting Pitpas Lodge FOG and
the Croatian Fraternal Union
jointly defraying the ex-
penses.
The social event will Be
climaxed with trophy pre-
sentatiOn to the 1859 cham
pions by Michael Grasha,
CFU Junior Order Director,
to the tune of some shut
ter Pickering.
We have every reason to
believe that the tournament
and it's nightcapping social
will be one pleasant memory
to our Juniors and in line
with it's predecessors.
Anton Delac
Tournament Chairman
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PITTSBURGH - This is
to inform all lodges, and the
membership, that the Home
Office has prepared special
applications for d ona t o n,
which will be used by those
members applying for dona-
tions from the Forthcoming
Convention.
All lodges, which antici-
pate having destitute and
needy members, who will
apply for donations from
the Convention, must re-
quest these applications, so
that they have same on
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hats, handlebar mustaches,
and high button shoes.
A hilarious program fol-
lowed the delicious dinner,
which was cooked and
served by our members.
An original skit showing
scenes of our various activi-
ties through the years was
performed, concluding with
an address of welcome by our
President, Roselle Sertich.
Beautiful orchid corsages
were presented to our new
and former presidents.
The Good Old Days
A barbershop quartet fol-
lowed, composed of four of
our "handsomest" members.
Their rendition of the old
nostalgia songs brought the
house down and the fact that
the baritone lost his mustache
in the middle Of one song did
not dampen the spirits of au-
dience or singers.
Our favorite guests of
the evening consisted of all
the bald and semi-bald men
in the audience.
They had front row seats
when our high kicking beauti-
full Flora Dora girls made
their entrance.
Never has the Croatian Hall
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to show many facets of the
ensembles work and reper-
tory.
The initial part is devoted
to joyous traditions con-
nected with the annual
harvest festivities of the
Croatian people, agile mems
dances, sedate dances of the
women, ritual dances, and
songs both happy and sad
- all pour forth unending-
ly.
In the second half of the
show, one witnesses folklore
at it's finest from the many
countries Of Europe. There
are dances for every occa-
sion-work dances, savage
and heroic dances requiring
unbelievable stamina and pre-
cision from the men who per-
form. Dances of Irritation are
of course ever-present-some
lyrical, OF h ers reaching
breathtaking heights, as vii
lage youths compete with
agile leaps and spins for the
admiration of the local maid
ems.
The boldest of them (Steve
Kovacev) cuts all sorts of
intricate capers. Accompani-
ment for these dances, ranges
from the rustic shepherds
flute to the violent, hypnotic
beat of the resonant Mace
donian goat-skin drum.
One of the highlights Of the
folk-musical productions pre-
sented by the Tamburitzans
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Bro. Lucic, who had been
a member of Lodge % (now
Lodge 14) for a full As years,
died May /, 1948. After the
passing of her husband, sis.
Lucic continued her good
work for our lodge and other
organizations.
Sis. Lucic enrolled in Lodge
AZ on August IS, 1918 and in
December of the same year
was elected President of the
Board of Trustees, which Of
flee she held for two years.
Next she was elected Trea-
surer, serving until 1925,
when she was elected Secre-
tary. She is still holding that
office at the present time.
A Tireless Woman
1t has been proven that she
is an able and honest person
in all her lodge work by the
fact that she was elected Del
egate of Lodge AZ to four
CFU Conventions.
Sis. Lucic is not only an Of
ficial and good worker of our
lodge but also Treasurer of
the United CFU Lodges of
Cleveland, President of the
Board of Trustees of Nest IS,
and President of the Board of
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Rankin Home Staging
Saturday kiqht Dances

RANKIN, Pa. - A series
of Saturday night dances will
be held in the club rooms of
the Croatian Home.
The Four Steps of Brad
dock Hills will take the spot
light on Saturday, April 18,
and on May 2 we will have
the pleasure of dancing to the
music of Danny Kukich.
Social Committee
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were not deserving, thus cur
failing the members who were
truly in need of this assist
ance.
The membership Of every
lodge must be very care
full when approving such
applications at the lodge
meeting.
All applications must be at
the Home Office by Septem-
Der /, 1859.
For the Executive Board:
Joseph Bella
Supreme Secretary
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Cleveland 99 Members
Urged To Attend Next
Three Business Meets

CLEVELAND, Ohio-This
is to call the attention of the
CFU Lodge 80 members to
the dates of three important
lodge meetings which will be
held on April 10, May II,
and June 21.
During our first meeting
on April 10 we will be en-
lightened as to the standing
of our lodge and the progress
made during the current
membership campaign.
In 1858, Lodge 80 gained
rs new members, 8 of these
being transferees from the
Nest 55.
This report was given IN
the November 5 issue of the
Zajednicar, at which time we
also mentioned that if every
Lodge SO officer would enroll
at least one new member.
this would encourage our
members to do the same.
I am confident that if this
had been done, we would now
be eligible to elect 4 delegates
to represent our lodge at the
Forthcoming Convention.
The current campaign will
not. end until the end of this
year 50 there is still time to
enlarge our ranks with new
recruits.
We urge that every men,
ber attend these three meet
ings which are of the utmost
Importance to the lodge.
We also wish to remind
those members who pay
their dues via mail, to
please enclose enough re-
turn postage for the return
Of their books.
In cases where enough post
age is not supplied we must
delve into our lodge treasury
for same and this causes too
great an expense.
George Maljevas, Ssc'y.
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DETROIT, Mich. - Folk
lore of a wide variety to
satisfy all will prevail when
the Duquesne D e University
Tamburitzans visit Detroit
for one performance at the
Ford Auditorium, on April
10, at 2::3O PM, for only this
group has a magic for max
ing folk songs and dances as
authentic as the ones from
those mountains where they
originate.
The program is m o s t
adroitly selected and arranged
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kenosha Lodges
In Fete May End
Members To Mark
Lodge Milestones

KENOSHA, Wise. - An
Anniversary celebration with
dining and dancing will be the
happy get-together even t
marking the 50th Anniversa-
ry of the Sv. Rok Lodge in
Kenosha and the 30th Ami
versary of Amity Lodge.
This event will be held on
Saturday, May End, at the
Polonia Hall (5Oth Street and
7th Avenue) and promises to
be a memorable occasion.
The dinner, which will be
prepared by Fora Meyer
and her crew, will be served
at 6 pm. and dancing to
the tunes of Charles Elias
and his Tamburitza Serena
ders will start at about 8
PM.
The committee which has
been planning this affair and
working diligently to make it
a successful social event is
composed of Don Jambrek,
Betty Burger and Ted Topo-
lovec from Amity Lodge, and
Joe Ciganovic, Tom Panyan,
George SLENDER and Ignatz
Schantek from Sv. Rok
Lodge.
The dinner will be informal,
but we ask those wishing to
attend to either reserve their
places or to buy their tickets
in advance to enable the
Chef to prepare enough
food for the occasion.
Any member Of the COM
mittee can be contacted for a
reservation and we take this
opportunity to invite all our
neighboring friends and lod-
ges to help us celebrate this
combined anniversary doings.
Guest speaker of the
evening will be the C.F.U.
Board of Trustees member
from Milwaukee, NikOla Hi
mich.
Don't forget the date -
Saturday May End = the time
6 PM. the. place - Polonia
Hall - the occasion the
Joint Anniversary Celebration
of the Sv. Rok and Amity
Lodges in Kenosha.
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Mothers Club Leader
Lost Father March IS

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. - The
officers and members of the
CFU Mothers Club Of Mil
waukee and West Allis wish
to express their sincere SYM
pathy to their club president,
sis. Mitzie Knaflic, and her
family, on the passing of their
father, Joseph Vukelic, on
March Is, 1859.
We also pray that his Soul
May Rest in Eternal Peace.
Mary sildch. Vics Pres.
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Duquesne Tamburitzans viii Invade
Detroit April ~ For Annual Concert
Ford Auditorium Will Be Scene Sunday
OF Triumphant Return of Famed Ensemble

is their striking array of bril-
liant, colorful costumes of the
various peoples whose music
and dance they portray. There
are beautifully embroidered
women's costumes from Gro
alta, where the entire blouse,
skirt and apron are lavishly
adorned with brilliant red
roses; the mems dress from
the Slovenian regions shows
Alpine and Tyrolean influence
and the gracefully dramatic
dress of the Dalmatian peas
ant woman.
All of these, and many
more bring all the colors of
the rainbow into a stunning
kaleidoscope of sound and
movement.
The observer runs the
gamut of folk emotion dur
ing a Tamburitzan pro-
gram, which will bring you
to the edge of your seat at
one moment and have you
smiling quietly to yourself
the next; but whatever
your reaction, you will be
very well entertained.
Tickets are available and
may be purchased at Grin
nell's Music Store or at the
Croatian Home, 1721 E. Nc
Nichols Road, Detroit or may
be had from any member OF
Nightingale" who sponsor
these annual Detroit shows
staged by the famed Tambu.
ritzans.
To round out your day in
complete enjoyment, we will
have the Cavalier Tamburitza
Orchestra strumming out
your favorite dance tunes at
the Croatian Home. They'll
be on hand Immediately fol-
lowing the Concert.
Refreshments will be served
and oodles of home baked
goodies made by the members
and by some of the best Gro
attain cooks will be on the
menu.
We happily await the ar.
rival of the Duquesne Tam.
mics and extend to them, as
well as to our many friends,
a very warm welcome"
Stephanie Walter, Sec'y.
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Forty Quints In
Canadian Tourney
Hamilton Awaits
Keglers, Friends
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Dance will take place at the
Croatian National Home, 173
Beach Road in Hamilton.
This social supplement un-
der the aegis of the tourney
hosts, Hamilton Lodge GA,
will get under way at 600
p. M.
Among the galaxy in at
tendance at the tourney and
the banquet will be the So
ciety's Supreme President,
V. 1. Mandich, and Sports
Educational Dir, Frank
Braidic.
Undoubtedly they will
share in the presentation OF
CFU trophies to the 1859
Five Pin champions.
The balance of the evening
after the champions have
been declared will be given
over to a dance, music to be
furnished by a popular Hamil-
ton tamburitza ensemble.
All will add to an atmos-
phere of camaraderie which
have been part and parcel Of
this Tournament over the
years.
This year the CFU men,
bership in Hamilton bids you
welcome.
Dinko Glavicich
Tournament Chairman
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so. CHICAGO, Ill. - Sun
day, April 10, will be an i'm
portant day for our CFU
Nest 242 Tamburitzans and
Kolo Group, who will stage
their 3rd Annual Concert at
the Croatian Hall, 9618 Com
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Chicago Singers Plan
Concert For May 18th

CHICAGO, Ill. - Croatian
Singing Society "Zora" will
stage it's Spring Concert on
Saturday evening, May Is, IN
the American Hall, 1888 W.
18th Street.
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The Hotel Pick Ohio is at
Boardman and Hazel, within
walking distance from the
hotel to West Federal st.
fnorth), one block, then w.
Federal to 5th Ave. 2 blocks
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"Silver Threads"
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(west), then on 5th Avenue
three blocks (north), and
there is the Eagles Building,
at 5th and Rayen Avenue.
Mrs. John Bistrica and Mrs.
,Thos, Lubanovic have COM
pleted the arrangements for
the Banquet. Tickets will be
$500 per person as usual and
reservations can be made
with Mrs. Bistrica, 757 Fair
naont Ava. Youngstown 10.
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mercial Ave-, beginning al
500 pm. sharp.
Dressed in beautiful, col
orful costumes, which were
made by our hard working
sewing committee, our tam
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Nearly Five Hundred Ce|ebrants Help
Detroit Mothers Mark Club Milestone
Gay Nineties Program Among Highlights
Of Festive Gathering In CrOatian Home

VI Test1Ve UaC1Ier1ng III CrUaC1aH 11O1Ht
DETROIT, Mich. - On March H. 1852 approximate
y $50 well wisher joined the Mothers Club of Nest 318 in
the celebration of our 5th Anniversary.
Dressed in costumes of the Gay Ninetes hosesses
met guests at the door and escorted them tables
cred with red and white tabecoths Our beautiful
decorated with black decas depicting the time of derby
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resounded to such applause
and whistles as these gals got
with their eye-pleasing "Can
Can" song and dance.
The evening ended with
dance music provided by the
Balkan Cavaliers.
Thanks A Million
Because space is at a pre-
MUM it is almost impossible
to list all the members
names who worked so hard to
make our celebration a sue
cess.
All Of our members deserve
a pat on the back not only
for the work they did before
Turn to page 8 for editorial,
Salute To Detroit"
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and during our affair, but al
so for the many, many hours
they have spent in the past
five years to make our Moth
ers Club an organization to be
proud of.
We wish to thank all of our
friends who came down and
helped make our fifth ami
versary a night not soon to be
forgotten.
Eva Matievich
Marijanna Reich
Publicists
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