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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-23
Fl ELP w A NJ r E d
FEMALE
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MALE

DISPATCHER SALESMAN,
courteous, young to med
jun aged man. Salary, paid
vacations, bonus. Give full
particulars in letter. w rit e
Box AID, care of The Geauga
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TWO BEDS, electric stove,
some dishes and stands,
etc. Phone Avenue 5-9213.
2x16
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FOR AL e
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS

ANTIQUES drop leaf maple
table $75. Walnut t a bl e
$35, Lincoln rocker $35, Bos-
ton rocker $40, other miscell-
aneous items. Phone Chest
nut 7-6025. 2x17
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
OPPORTUNITY

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALE - Five and Ten
Hardware Wolf Sales Co.,
Scio, Ohio. These two stores
with stock, apartments above
garage and warehouses will
be sold for $35,000 to settle
an estate. We will sell TIL e
stock at a sacrifice for $4,000
and lease you the buildings.
viii consider your home in
Chardon area as a trade.
Contact Paul Safko. Avenue
6-2584. 3x18
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HELP WANT ED
MALE or FEMALE

BOoKKEEPER, typist, part
time, hrly. rate. Experien-
ced, no age limit. Write re-
sumo of training and exper-
ience to Box AE care of Ge-
auga Record, Chardon Ohio
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FOR SALE - 1858 Airel cy-
clone Motorcycle Full Race
Eneine, Like New Call Az
6-4155 1p16
Evening star., 1959-11-01

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New! Super-conditioning action!
GROWING COLOR is a true cream tint. Helena
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Now you can color your hair yourself, retouch
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TINS WEEK Mosorin. ! Nev.mb.s I. 1857
Evening star., 1959-11-01
Helena Rubinstein announces new
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New semng Gives nataookng color auto

Because it is ooth-fowing creamy lotion
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
STANLEY HAYMAN CO.

s.UIo IFIII bt. NsWs
AIR CONDITIONER. 5-ton. GE;
Call Mr.. Fisher, Elk. 3-1s11: ewes,
WO. 6-0963.
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MECHANIC
NEW CAREER

MEN-openings for 2 men, white
s sSs. W h.luS 't FSon. elf ST. sssRYssr
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ARTHUR MURRAY now
accepting applicants for
teachers training course,
starting now No experience
necessary: guaranteed start
ing salary. Positions also
open in the Arlington, Alex
andfia, Bethesda and Silver
Spring studios. Apply z 70
3 pm, Monday through
Friday. ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOL, 1011 Connecticut
ave. NV,
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INSURANCE
NEW CAREER

ARTHUR MURRAY now
accepting applicants for
teachers training course,
starting now. No experiences
Ing salary. Positions also
open In the Arlington, Alex
Andria, Bethesda and silver
Spring studios. Apply z to
Q pm, Monday through
Friday. ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOL, 1011 Connecticut
ave. NV.
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sSi Maine Ave. s,W.
Housekeeper, Companion
White. live IN. II. a-7sea.
lBM KEY PUNCH 0PERAf0R for
interesting work IN downtown
once; hours. ? 70 b-day VIZ
otter employe dement's, expef. re-
CURED enc nus. g sot syailsels i'm
hen. FREDERICK w. sERENs'
INSURANCE
soundscriber. clAins and general
once work; aae, 20 70 35: must
have experience IN general insur-
ance: pleasant working conditions
CAL MISS WOOD, 81, 3-272b,
INTERVIEWER (typist) for the
admitting once: > 70 ll:30 I'm /.
sat, sun. and holidays. Apply
Personnel . 70 2 pm, Mon
sIT sILn liso ys HDsnps q ne nos
kKYPuNcH OPR., will send TO
POTOMAC khPi., 1884 wilson l
blvd, Arls IA. $4,000.
LRGAL sECRETARY-For law and
tax eonsultants once; top salary
ii ss.rS sS%p' 1DH P .sIcsSiGs c'n for
MEDICAL ROCKINGHAM for MD's
once, experience necessary. Write
Boz 20e-G, star.
NcR 5000 OPERATOR; some typinS
and Ming; good salary; company
dement's. CAMEO FuRNITuRK CO..
722 9TH st. NV. Apply Q to 8.
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MAN WITH CAR

sale and service -Exesi. Earnins,
aT07 GA. AVE. NV.
MECHANIC, auto. Permanent posi-
ton. reliable. experienced Cadillac
equipment. Applg Mr.. KING, 9O1
barry pl. NV.
MECHANICS. experienced on bull
do1ers Apply IN person. n. r
81, silver Stirring. Nd.
MECHANICs-coin- iaun.
Dry EQUIP; exper, only. Apply
us L St. Sc. soLoN SERVICE
MECHANIC 10 service music boxe.
and Din hail machines ln Arunde
County, Nd. Box 45-R, Star. s7s
MECHANIC, with some experience
In repair and installation 81 truck
equipment such as dump bodies,
tools: time and one haWp av,r ID M
hrs. s. J. MEEKs SON. see q 81.
NV. See MI. Prawley after 1880
am. Ma. s-2l07.
MECHANIC
For work In concrete block plant
using Besser block-making ma
chimes, Exper. with block machine
helpful but not necessary. Steady
work, paid vacations and other
company benefits. Apply in person.
EDMONDe ART STONE Co, 47Oi
r. !. avenue, Hyattsville, Md.
MEN, retired, who want work TO
supplement social security. State
exp, capabilities. Box 1850, Star.
MEN with larse panel or waikiki
truck; good pay steady work. Ap-
Oily In person, 1875 Howard ave,
Remington, Nd.
MEN-openings for 2 men, white,
sos VIZ 10 start; clerical expert
ence helpful. Phone DI, 7-344s.
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NELP--MEn

ENGlNKkR. whlie. 3rd class. with
Elephant e1peIs preferred; pax
Mt. Miller, uLfNE lcE Co, Sra
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ars-MER AND WOMEN

cusroDIANs Of Large Country or
Island Estate. Refined Couple. 50.
Rstirlng Executives from Govern.
ment and Industry, High Capable
tiles, Mechanical. Electrical, -Agrl-
cultural, MANAGEMENT, Legal.
Bondahle. Write BOX 91B5, Ross.
Ign Station, Arlington Q, Va.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

KILL-SECT kills ants, flies,
beetles, reaches, other insects on
contact. Factory fresh paints and
economical too, Order now various
colors KE. 7.1Q36. Il
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When ansleefino adrsrflsemsHfs
Gddreesef 70 Star boxcs 20 NOT
enclose ORIGINAL rsfefences pho
fnQrnphs or other materials OF
peFsoaal palne. Copies seFpe fhf
perpose. Originals may oct fosf.
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HELP WOMEN
ASSISTANT


To res. mgr. garden-type apis,
nearby Nd. white, 35-45: must
type; unencumbered: salary plus
apt. Give full details about self
in reply. Box 1894, Star.
AVON offers you excellent oppor-
tunity TO earn S30-S40 wkly., YOUR
neighborhood. DI. 7-0221.
AWNING CUTTER SEAMSTRESs,
permanent job for right person;
experience necessary in cutting
canvas awnings, etc. R. C. M
BURTON g. SON, Oil E st. NV
BEAUTICIAN, excel. paying posi-
ton plus comm. for good an
vacation Lady Arlington Hail
Designs. 926 South Walter Reed
dr.. Arl.. IA. 7-l313.
BEAUTICIAN, white; full or part
time or evenings; new shop, neal
Andrews Field. RE. 6-9S52.
BEAUTICIAN, to assist owner fol
ewes, 10. 7-27O1.
BEAUTICIANS, all-round operators
fu and part time: excel. salary
plus commission. LORRAINE HAIR
STYLIST, BIO Queens Chapel I'd :,
Hyattsville, Nd, UN. 4-5O15, TU
2-52l5.
BEAUTICIAN and hair styliSt, fol
good, permanent position: top sal
airy and commission. Call ia. 8.
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SITUATIoNS-W0MEA

A CHALLENGE want a job; am
mentally alert, energetic, excel
lent health and over 90. Excel.
lent references. General clerical
tipping, Teceptionist, bookkeeping
payroll, supervisory and other
types OF secretarial work except
shorthand. Would like work as
right hand man small once
Minimum S65 per week. Tele-
phone DI. 7.3964.
FIRST-CL. SECY., desires change;
excel, fast shorthand and tipping
age "a; good references and back
ground: dntn. D. C. or nearby Va
location. Write stating hours and
salary. Box AYR, Star. 2S'
SECY. -STENO., varied exp; cheer
full, cooperative: excel, refs; avail
immed.; desires full-time pos, ia,
S-6105. j.
SECY. -STENO., mature. exper.,
wants 30-hr. week, vic. Sil. Sps
or upper NV. JU. 5-0734. l.
COLORED GIRL wants night work,
clerical or restaurant exper. 10
3-6642.
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HELP--WoMEn


Good salary. Vacation. sick leave,
Apply In person
Flagship Restaurant No. 2
oSl Maine Ave. S,W.
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hELP-MEM

sALEsMEN-Exper.. outside selline;
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arm with
oppor. for right individual, seeks
service Of a capable P.H.V. and
A.c. estimator. Mechanical ensl-
neering degree desired but not re-
CURED: co. 5-47O0 daily or OIL,
0-1716 after z pm.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

AND EMBALMER
Exper. white, must have d. C.
drivers permit and Be a resi-.
dent of d. c. or Metropolitan
area for period Of ] year or more
Apply Mr.. q. c. Echols, W. W
CHAMBERS CO., 1900 Chaplin ST
NV.
FURNITURE FINIsHER for high.
quality furniture store. Experienced
~ ~ phases Of repair work and
spraying: knowledge Of upholstery
helpful. 5-day wk., pleasant WORK.
Ing. conditions, company Dement'S
call Mr.. JOHNSON, UN. f-s344
FURNITURE SALESMEN-Part OF
fun time. fine furniture discount
store; large advertising and heavy
trafhc; good earnings and oppor-
tunitles: miles from D. c., Ell
Mclean, Va
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EXPANSION PROGRAM

service managers, parts and &C.
eessories statesmen and auto, me.
ehanicS for foreign and American
cars. We want ambitious, expert.
enced men who want TO MAKE
money. Unlimited earning oppor.
tunity. Permanent employment
with progressive company, Com.
pany dement's. vacation with paJ
and insurance program, Refer.
ences REQUIRED. Apply 1345 Florida
ave. ne. Ask for Mr.. Herson. be.
tween ] and 3 pm. only.
MANHATTAN AUTO, INC
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sIruArloHs--MEn
MISUNDERSTANDING

CLEANING WOMAN desires eay's
Tues. Wed: refs. DU, 7-O7l7,
NY EXCELLENT MAID desires
g,h.w.. laundry on Saturdays. Gail
Ii. 3-0a5l after 8 pm.
COLORED LADY wishes g,h.w. -cook,
live. I'M reference; 5 days; S3t
week. 10, $1,000.
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sale and servies--Exssi. EaFninFs
a7o7 "a AVE. NV
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HELP WOMEN

CHARACTERIZATION and satur-
days, for busy salon. salary, plus
commission Apply Mr.. HAROLD,
~ 6-2232. JU. $685..
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Buffalo Lodge 557 Members Awaiting
Oct. 10th Social 1ryst At Croat Home
First In Fall Series Of Social Meets
Attracted Huge Niagara Frontier Crowd

BUFFALO, N. Y. The
word has gotten around that
the "Holy Name of Jesus"
CF'U Lodge 557 had a tremen-
dous turnout for the first
fall social of the season. Con-
sequently, all who were in
attendance have been antici-
pating the next affair.
On October 10, the Croa-
tian Clubrooms will again
house the merrymakers of
Buffalo, Lackawanna, Mia
CARA Falls, and neighboring
Welland. The theme for this
gala affair is to be Adriatic
Serenade with the Slav Ser
enaders Tamburitza orches-
ira providing the music for
the many kolos and polkas SO
characteristic of Croatia. Of
course there will be the usual
fine selection Of popular num-
bers for the slower moving
crowd.
Dancing will be gin
promptly at 8 o'clock and
will continue into the early
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Milwaukee Mothers To Meet On 1st Sunday

MILWAUKEE,, Wise. -
Now that everyone is back
from vacation the CF'U Mo-
theirs Club will be having it's
meetings on the first Sunday
of each month.
The first Card Party of
the Fall Season will take
place on October 25. 1t will
be a pillowcase party and
proceeds will 60 towards
instruments for the new
tamburitza group.
Those in the advanced
group who wish to buy their
instrument may do so and we
believe most of the young
sters do own their own.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

Keeping up a tamburitza
group is very expensive and
therefore any donations re-
ceived are gratefully appreci-
ated and used for a worthy
cause. .-.
At this time we wish to
thank the following for their
generous donations: Philip
Paulin, Sec'y of Lodge 261,
$500; Bozo Drazan and fam
lily of Chicago, $500; Michael
Grasha, Junior Order Direc-
tor, $500; Josip Saban of the
Childrens Home, $500; Nick
Sarich, Superintendent Of
Children's Home, $1,000; and
Mary Yagar and family $5.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
A|iquippa Juniors To
Hold Concert Oct. 18

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. - Once
again the High School audi
torium in Aliquippa will be
the scene of the Second An
nual Concert of the "Jadran''
Junior Tamburitzans, on Sun
day, October 18.
The program will begin
at 800 p. M, and guest
artists on the occasion will
be the Monaco Junior Tam
buritzans, directed by M.
Rebrovic, and the Trafford
Junior Tammies, who are
directed by Don Knezevic.
Dancing, with music pro-
vided by the unav Tam
buritzans, will take place af-
ter the Concert.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
wehand League
Is Off To Races
Members Starting
Tournament Plans

WELLAND, Ont. - The
bowlers of C.F.U. Lodge GIT
held a meeting, September 13
to organize a league for the
1959-60 season. A good rep
resentation of fellow and sis
ter members at said gathering
showed a great deal of inter-
est in bowling which will be
climaxed by the 1860 Five
Pin Tournament which we in
Welland will have the plea
sure of hosting in April 1860.
We hope that this enthu-
siasm shown by the Lodge
GIT bowlers, forty of them,
will add to a most successful
season Of bowling that lies
before us. Elected to league
office were Nick Turkovich,
president; Steve Yurcic, vice
president; Kathleen Bukovac,
secretary; Mary Muzar, treas
urer and Ann Simunic, social
convener.
Dues of rs cents shall be
paid into the club every night
of bowling, with an absentee
bowler being subject to pay
past dues at his next night of
bowling. The league begins at
700 pm. sharp and knowing
what fine association we had
last season, we feel that all
registered bowlers will be
champing at the bit each lane
session.
Kathleen Bukovac, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

hours of the morning. Tic
kets may be obtained in ad-
vance at the. Croatian Club
or at the door on the night
of the dance.
Chief Chef, John DiMartile
will take charge of the kit
chen for the evening and he
has promised to serve a selec-
tion of fine food the way you
like it.
We extend a final welcome
to all from near and far to
join us in having a night of
fun that will be remembered
long after the music of the
last dance fades into the
night.
Due to circumstances be-
yond our control, we could
not provide the lamb at the
last affair as promised. We
are very sorry if we disap-
pointed anyone and we as
sure you that in the future
you will not be disappointed
if we announce plans for any
affair.
Charles r. kristic, Pres.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Dukane Tammies Slate
Concert IN Lackawanna
LACKAWANNA, N. Y.

LACKAWANNA, N. Y. -
The internationally famous
Duquesne University Tambu.
ritzans, now in their 23rd sea-
son, will present a perfor-
nance for the benefit of Our
Lady Of the Sacred Heart of
Jesus r. c. Church.
The concert will take
place on Sunday, October
II, at 500 PM, at Bishop
Simon High School, COL
Mckinley Parkway, South
Buffalo.
Dancing will also follow at
the CLIO. Hall, $50 Ridge Rd.,
in Lackawanna, at 7::3O pm.
The Tammies, under the ca.
pable direction of Mr.. Walter
W. Kolar, will entertain both
young and old with their
songs and varied dances, sc
make your plans to attend.
The committee in charge OF
the affair, headed by G.. Pc.
carlo and NJ. Hacic, Chair.
men, guarantee all an enjoy.
able afternoon and evening
A., IPnxr, g 80 Ill n - 4, I,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Nov. 1st Set For
East Pitt Tourney
Invitation Extended
To C.F.U. BOWlers

EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa.
- The CF'U Lodge 141 Bowl
ing League will stage anoth-
er Invitational Tenpin Tour
nament on Sunday, November
l, 1859.
This will be our second
such tournament, with team
events only, for both men and
women.
The cost of entries will be
$500 per person or $4,000
per team, of which S1.35 will
be for bowling, $1.9O for
prize money, $3.50 for ban
quet, $1.0O for dance, and
$.25 for tournament expense.
The distribution of prize
money will be 40%o first
prize, 3O% second prize,
2O% third prize and 1919
for outstanding individual
effort.
The tournament will also
have an A.B.C. and W.I.B.C.
moral sanction.
We invite all our friends
of Canton, Youngstown, Gle
veland, Johnstown, those of
the local lodges of the Pitts
burgh area, and all other
lodges that have tenpin bowl
ers to consider entering our
tourney.
Those interested are asked
to write to Emil Sardoch, 721
Whitney Ave, Pittsburgh 21,
Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07

mind-Wednesday, $50 pm.
at the Sports Center Bowl
and come around to get ac-
quainted. With all the C.F.U.
members and bowlers in the
Bay Area, it is rather un-be-
coming that only 8-teams are
bowling now. Despite Of the
past negligences or experien-
ces and experimentation with
the rules of bowling, and
squables thereof, which was
practiced by some our first
concern should be our loyalty
to the principles of the CFU
Fraternalism. The new Off
GERS are determined that by
next year we should again
have ten to fifteen teams
bowling under the c. F. U.
banner. Bowling is entertain
ment and fun, we know, and
in that light we shall conduct
our bowling in the future.
Don't forget - every We'd
nesday night, c. F. U. Bowl
ing Sports Center Bowl.
Peter Obad, President
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
S|oboda Athletic Club Members In Smoker

ed from any Club member
or by contracting Ticket
Chairman, Joe Jerbic, 1916
West 93rd Place, Chicago,
ILL.,, phone CE. 3-2449.
A home cooked meal will
be served and just think, the
price for this day will only be
$3.50.
We hope to see all our
friends there along with some
of their friends.
Remember: For Bowling's
Nifty, Chicago in '60."
Publicity Chairmen
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Canton 514 Loop
A Going Concern
Akron Shooters
Coming To Town

CANTON, o. - The Lodge
514 Mixed League of this city
opened the 1959-6O season,
September 10th with ten
teams toeing the foul line.
Almost everyone took it easy
the opening night with the
exception Of Joe Turkal, on
Bill Germanoffs Cafe team,
with a 140 average who roll
ed 214-170-197-581. Nancy
Tonic on Stahlhebers team,
sporting a 101 average, hit
159-159-116 for a 434 series.
Rose Bozurich Of the Canton
Pure Milk who averages 116
clicked off games 1OO-151-
181-432.
On the following session,
September 26, we had two 600
series, Vic Miculan of the
Nest 1856 team rolling 237-
196-625 and John Comsia
helping the Coca Cola bunch
with 220-212-6O4. Joe Turkal
repeated his total Of last
week by putting together
games of 176-255-15O. Nancy
Tonic fell four pins short of
duplicating her series total
by stringing games Of 1872
161-1O7. Modean Munger on
Old Dutch Beer team went
over his 124 average with a
163-164-462 showing.
We are holding our return
match, postponed from last
season, with Akron on Sun
day, October 25th at the Cas-
tamall Lanes as usual. Bowl
ing in two shifts, 100 AM.
and 1:3O PM, we will follow
it with a Supper and Dance
at the American-C Croatian
Home on Winfield Way, NE.
Music will be furnished by
the Bill Kriss Orchestra.
Harriet Bozurich, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-07
Hoosiers Sweeper Gets Early Start

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
This is to announce that the
18th Annual Hoosiers' Sweep
stakes, each year sponsored
by the Holy Trinity Lodge
154, will be held Saturday,
February Goth, 1860, at the
familiar E. Chicago Recrea-
tion in this city.
The official entry blanks
will be circulated three
months in advance of the
tourney date. We urge you
to give thought to this po-
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San Francisco Mixed Handicap League
Starts Grind With 8 Quints In Whir|
Northern California keglers Looking
Ahead To Rugged Struggles For Title

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf.
- The San Francisco Mixed
Handicap Bowling agu
opened it's season with flying
colors on Wednesday night at
the Sports Center Bowl.
The first night Of bowling
showed eight teams pacing
the lanes, and the Lucky-Five
team, captained by Joe Iva
netich, won their three game
series. Brother Tony Perkov
mopped up enough pins to
score the high for the eve
ming with 230 mark and Sis
ter Mary Dragich came up
with 174 to lead-off among
the damsels.
The San Francisco C.F.U.
League this year has a new
set of officers - headed by
Peter Obad, as President,
Frank Kuchan, vice-president
Mary Dragich, Secretary, and
Tony Nola, Treasurer.
We wish to again invite all
our members in the Bay Area
to keep our Bowling night in
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pular Midwest event and
in time have your lodge
teams-men and women
aligned.
Lodges and other organiza-
tions of the immediate vicini-
ty are asked to bear the Feb
ruary 20, 1860, date in mind
when planning their own So
cial events.
AS usual, this and sub
sequent news about the Hoo
siers' Sweeper is official if
you read it in the Zajednicar
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CHICAGO, Ind. Ano-
ther day of fun and relaxation
is being planned for the men
by the members of the "Hr-
vatska Sloboda" Athletic Club
of Lodge 30.
Prizes, games and fun will
be provided at the Annual
Smoker to be held Sunday,
October II, from 200 pm,
until ???.
This affair will be held
at Yugoslav Grove, $40
South Narragansett Ave.
and tickets may be obtain