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IT'S GAY AND CHARMING

burrs, acorns, walnuts, chest
nuts and all manner Of nuts
and pods carefully arranged
and shellacked.
The Tollefson home gener-
ally is decorated for the hon-
days by Thanksgiving time.
with the talented distaff
member arranging wreaths
and table arrangements ac-
cording to the plentiful
season.
The living room fireplace
and library are adorned with
wreathS and hanging ar
rangementS of dried nuts and
gold sprayed cones tied with
colorful bows. For the
Christmas ason, appro-
pirate additions include angel
heads with wings to top of
the arrangement, and tiny
Christmas tree ornaments
intermingled with the dried
leaves and cones.
A side arrangement each
year in the dining room ls an
Advent wreath with the four
Evening star., 1959-12-13
IT'S GAY AND CLAIMING
Mrs. Tolletson Plans Her Holiday
Decorations Edrly in the Season

candles-one lighted each
week before Christmas.
Hanging above this on the
wall is a wreath made en-
tirely of nuts individually
wrapped with saranwrap.
"As one falls of, I replace
it," Mrs. TollefSon explains,
II have had it for years"
Della R0bbia Tree
Centering the dining table
is q Della Robbia tree which
Mrs. Tollefson fashioned
after tearing apart an old
wreath. The purple and
green tree picks up the
mauve and pale olive green
colors used throughout the
first floor Of her home.
Glowing on the same table
are six mauve candles spill
ing sdown gold and silver
glitter from tip to base. 81
bought the candles in New
York last summer" she re-
veals, Just for my holiday
table decorations"
Mrs. Tollefson keeps an eye
Evening star., 1959-12-13

out year-round for Christ
mas decoration material,
picking up pieces wherever
her travels take her. A IL
brary table arrangement, sur
rounding a Yuletide candle,
includes baby woodroses from
Hawaii, seed pods from q
friend on the West Coast,
lipstick pods and even burst
ing cotton pods.
Christmas Tree
Next in her Yuletide decor
plan is putting UP the Christ
mas tree in her entrance hall.
1T just fits in the stairwell,"
she explains, "and rises two
stories"
Among the decorations Mrs.
Tollefson adds to the tree
are tiny foreign dolls she has
acquired over the years in
travel. Brilliant beads and
shiny balls in bright colors
add to the gay decor Of the
tree which greets all guests
as they step over the Toilet
son threshold during the
Christmas holidays.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN
Homefurnishinss Writer

"Ilove Christmas" enthuses
Mrs. Thor Tollefson, wife Of
the Representative from
Washington State. Il prefer
to start decorating early
the season is altogether too
short"
Mrs. Tollefson has been
arranging table and floral
decorations for many years
to the point where she has
reached professional status.
She is noted in the congress
sional set for her lovely table
arrangements at the Con-
gressional Club, where the
members are wives of Sen
ators and Representatives.
Early Start
This congressional wife lit
orally picks up Yuletide decor
while walking in the neigh
borhood Of her home. Over
her library fireplace is hung
q wreath filled to overfiowing
with seed pods, chestnut
Evening star., 1959-12-13

SsgsSANSg DEL brilliantly starred with diamonds
Magnificent memorable gift through the
platinum from diamond
include Federal
Mains only
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Mrs. Mestu
To Entertain
Arts Group

Mrs. Perle Mesta will en-
terrain fellow members Of
the Washington Chapter. Ma
tional Society OF Arts and
Letters, at 3 pm. Tuesday
at an afternoon tea at Les
Ormes.
Columnist Hazel Markell
win be guest speaker and viii
discuss international News
beat" In addition Mrs. FL
della Burgess Price, COM
poser-pianist member Of the
group, will entertain in a
miniature concert with COM
ment, Music as a Universal
Language"
Co-hostesses with Mrs.
Mesta for the event will be
Mrs. w. Ridgeley Chapline,
Mrs. Robert Thatcher Morse.
Mrs. Jesse Frank Nicholson
and Mrs. Carl A. Spaatz.
A business meeting will
precede the tea. Mrs. H.
Robert Guggenheim is soci-
ETY. president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
TwoPorties
To Honor
Processes

The State societies In
Washington are in the midst
OF Cherry Blossom Festival
activities and many Of them
have planned events to honor
their princess.
The Connecticut State So
ciety, for one. win hold q re-
ception for its princess. Billie
June Turner. Wednesday eve
ming in the Old Supreme
Court chamber. Representa-
tive Donald ]. Irwin will
crown Miss Turner IN q regal
ceremony Of Cherry Blossom
splendor.
The same evening, the Mis-
souri, Society will honor their
princess. Miss Saralee Fouls,
at a dinner at 1880 pm. at
the Kennedy-Warren
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on the Palace Green; q Slant
top secretary-desk reproduce
ton Of a rare mahogany
example TO be found in the
Governors Palace.
In addition to all the pieces
on display in the room set
ting. Colony House carries
the authentic Williamsburg
catalog Of reproductions con-
tanning hundreds Of other
available reproductions in
furniture and furnishings.
The Williamsburg gallery
will be open to visitors in
definitely in the furniture
store.
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"A Little Bit of Williamsburg
Is Set Up Here in Washington

drawn from exhibition and
submitted TO the manufac-
turer where 1t is copied In
exact detail. The sample and
original are then returned TO
Williamsburg and critically
examined by the Craft Ad-
visory Committee. If 1t should
be found unsuitable in any
detail, 1t is returned for COR
rection. When it meets the
high standards set by the
committee, 1t Is approved and
produced for general sale.
In the Colony House gall
lery, wallpaper. wall sconces,
draperies and upholstery all
reflect the accurate repro
duction of restored Williams
burg.
Important Pieces
A graceful wing chair in
the setting is a reproduction
Of a chair of the Queen Anne
period now among the fur
nishings of the Raleigh 'Tav-
ern. It is upholstered in
palace Garden" damask, an
elegant all silk equally suited
for draperies.
The solid mahogany tea
table in Queen Anne style is
reproduced from one used
now in the Governors Palace
in Williamsburg. Its small
pine slides pull out to hold
teapot or urn and the raised
rim of the top secures cups
and saucers.
other outstanding pieces
in the gallery are a sofa. the
original of which can be seen
in the Brush Everard House
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Club 10 Meet

The regular monthly board
meeting Of the Political Study
Club win be held tomorrow
morning at IL in the audito-
rum Of Perpetual Building
Association, I'LL E street
NV.
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BY MARY L. VAUGHAN
Home FURNISHINGS Writer

Authentic 18th century re-
productions Of furnishings
from Colonial Williamsburg
can be seen right here in
Washington In q charming
gallery setting at Colony
House on Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
Opening tomorrow, the
gallery represents a small
drawing room furnished in
almost every detail in antique
articles chosen for reproduce
ton by Williamsburg's Craft
Advisory Committee, COM
posed Of members Of the staff
Of Colonial Williamsburg.
According to the official
Williamsburg reproduction
catalogue, the furnishings to
be found in the restored
buildings Of the Colonial
Capital are more than a
carefully selected assortment
Of items representative Of the
period.
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Dutch Dinner Set

The Emily Nelson Chap
ter, d. c.. OAR win hold a
Dutch treat dinner April Is
at the Allies Inn, followed by
a meeting.
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18th Century

"The anonymous craftsmen
who worked during the reigns
Of William and Mary, Queen
Anne, and the Georges all
played important parts in
creating or inspiring a wide
variety Of furniture and fur
nishings in use at Williams
burg during the 18th CEN
tury," the manual states.
When one of these an
tiques is selected for repro
duction, a careful plan is fol-
lowed. The article is with
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1ShcENTURY SETTNGThe sonttop secretary desk in the Colony
House gallery approved reproduction Of mahogany example
be found the Palace restored williamsburg Although
ChppendoIe in style the original made in Virginia about $780,
according to the record its purchase The desk chair often
referred Roundabout Cho copied from the ladies'
withdrawing of the Raleigh Toven The original of the mahogany
chest the George Wyhe House-So Sof Photos by cnn
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Store hours: daily, 10 Am. to Pm.
Z Corners evening shopping: Monday,
Thursday and Friday until ESQ Pm.
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known to all of us as Judy.
She has always been a fa-
vorite with this writer and
we have seen her grow up
from a little girl to her pres
ent status as a charming
young lady.
Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bilicic, are
very active members of the
pioneers" and Frank has
held the post of lodge
treasurer for many years.
Judy graduated with hon
ors from Notre Dame Acade-
my in June, 1859, and was
very popular among the stu
dents. At present she is en-
ployed as secretary to an at
torney in downtown Cleve-
land.
A few years back, Judy
represented the Pioneers as
the queen at a couple of CFU
Fraternal Day gatherings.
She also servd as Mistress of
Ceremonies at the First Jun
ior Banquet during the CFU
Tenpin Bowling Tournament
in 1857 at Cleveland.
She was bestowed with
this same honor again dur
ing the Second Annual CFU
All-Family Bowling Tourney
last February.
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Cokeburg Members To
Toast 1860 In Style

COKEBURG, Pa. - "St.
George" CFU Lodge 354 will
sponsor it's Annual New
Years Eve Party at the Gro
atian Home on Thursday,
Dec. 81.
In keeping with our GUS
tom, our local Blue Eagle
Tamburitzans, under the
direction of bro. Nick Ce-
Gil, will provide the enter
tainment beginning at 10
pm.
Hats and noisemakers will
be provided to help bring in
the year with a bang and the
usual liquid and a variety of
solid refreshments will be a.
vailable.
We invite all our regular
and social members and ma
ny friends to join us in well
coming in the New Year.
Bernard Nj. Luketich, Pres.
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duated last June with flying
colors, having the highest
grade in her graduating class;
truly a very fine accomplish
ment.
Miss Braidic is now attend
ing College Of Mt. St. Joseph
and only recently we were all
thrilled in reading in one of
the local newspapers of her
being elected President of the
Freshman Class.
Georgine was also award
ed one of the fifty 1859
grants by the CFU Scholar
ship Foundation, Inc.
While in Nest IS Georgine
was very active in all of it's
affairs and she was an active
participant in all bowling ac-
tivities.
The members Of the "Pio-
neers" Lodge welcome both
Judith and Georgine into. our
ranks and wish both much
happiness and success in their
future ventures.
George Celizic
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Bethlehem Sec'y Not
Taking Dues At Home

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The
members of CF'U Lodge SIG
are asked to please take note
that no lodge dues will be
collected at the Secretary's
h o m e, beginning January,
1860.
All dues must be paid to
the undersigned at the Croa-
tian Home Association at
1885 E. 4th St., every Friday
evening, from ZOO to $3.50
pm, after the Bethlehem
Steel pay and at the regular
monthly meeting which is
held the third Sunday of each
month.
Members are kindly asked
to attend these meetings.
Perina Timko, Secy.
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Judith BiIicic and Georgine Braidic
Join Ranks Of Cleveland Lodge bb3
Parents of Lovely Young Members Have
Long Been Active In Society's Circles

Judy has always been an
active bowler for Nest 55 and
is continuing this same acti-
witty with the Cleveland CFU
Ladies Bowling League and
only recently was elected Sec
retary of this group.
Her only younger sister,
Bonnie, is at present bowling
with the Nest SIS juniors.
Georgine Braidic is the
only daughter of Rose and
John Braidic, both well
known members of the
Pioneers" and both very
active in the lodges bowl
ing circles.
Georgine also attended No
tire Dame Academy and gra-
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young man in 1910.
Shortly after his arrival in
this historic valley, bro. Pc
trusic joined the ranks of our
lodge; which then was part of
the old National Croatian So
ciety, and remained an active
member all his life. vs.
Sixteen years ago bro.
Petrusic was selected trea-
suref Of Lodge 5 and
served in this capacity .un-
I'll his death on the night
Of October 20, 1859, in the
Conemaugh Valley Men,
orial Hospital.
In 1947 he had the honor
Of representing Lodge S at
the 7th CFU Convention held
in Pittsburgh.
Always, active in lodge af-
fairs, bro. Petrusic made
many friends throughout his
long tenure as the lodges
treasurer. Despite his long;
lingering illness, bro. Petru-
sic was a daily visitor in the
Croatian Home here.
Joe was a lifelong member
Of the United Mine Workers
Of America and made many
friends in the labor circles.
In, the early thirties when
the youth Of Lodge 5 showed
interest in sports, bro. Petru-
sic joined men such as bro.
Matan, bro. Boldin and others
to help organize a baseball
club to represent our lodge
and for ten years he was an
ardent supporter of this or
ganization which carried the
name Of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union far and wide in the
sports world.
He was the first cousin to
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Uniontown Ladies To
Have Wonderful Time
Wednesday, Dec. 30m

UNIONTOWN, Pa. - The
Croatian L a dies Auxiliary
have completed plans for
their annual Christmas Party.
This year the members will
depart from their annual
preparation Of a huge hoi-
day feast and be guests at a
Smorgasboard at the Finnell
Hotel on Rt. 81, outskirts of
Uniontown.
The event will take place
Wednesday, December so,
at 600 pm.
A $500 gift exchange will
take place during the eve
ming and other entertainment
will also be provided.
This feast is ION the Aux.
iliary'' and won't cost the
members anything. So come
one, come all.
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West AI|is 391 Meet
To Be Capped By Fete

WEST ALLIS, Wise. -
The Jan. 10, 1860, meeting
Of "Jednakost" Lodge 391
will be of great Importance
to each and every member of
the Lodge.
The selection of officers to
guide us during the New Year
will be the No. 1 item on the
business agenda.
We hope that the young
er members of the Lodge
will turn out and accept
nominations for office.
Their cooperation will be
deeply appreciated.
Following the business ses.
sion, we will enjoy refresh.
ments and renew old acquain.
tances.
Every member of Lodge
391 should make an earnest
effort to be present Jan. 10
and participate in the deliber-
ations and voting for our
1860 officials.
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Late Joseph Petrusic Was Treasurer
Of Johnstown Lodge 5 For Many Years
Widely Known Popular Member Staunch
Supporter of Organized Sports Teams

the late Michael Boldin, who
preceded him in death a year
ago, and is survived by two
cousins, Mrs. Barbara Kolar
and Frank Boldin.
A Requiem High Mass
was read by Rev. j. A. Sos
tarich at st. Ro c h us
Church and officers of
Lodge S and members Of
the United Mine Workers
served as pallbearers and
honorary pallbearers.
Burial took place at the
church cemetery where tri.
butes were paid by Mr.. Jo-
seph Spanko, representing
the UNIV, and the under.
signed, for Lodge 5.
To his cousins and friends
Lodge 5 and it's members
wish to express their sincere
sympathies.
May God grant bro. Petru
sic his long deserved rest.
F. M. Sopcich, Pres
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LIIIIan Crnkovic and John 0reskovic
Exchanged Vows Oct. II In Cleveland
Well Known Cleveland And JOhnstOwn
Members Wed In St. Jerome's Church

CLEVELAND, o. - We'd
ding bells rang out for "Stri-
vers" CFU Lodge 671 men,
bers Lillian Crnkovic and
John Oreskovic on Saturday,
October II, 1859, at st. Jer-
ONE Church.
The reception, held at the
Croatian Home on Waterloo
Rd., was well attended by
the many relatives an d
friends Of the we'll known
couple.
Attending the bride were
Miss Irene Measor, as
maid-of- honor, and Miss
Frances Dragas and Mrs.
Dorothy Kravos, sister of
the bride, as bridesmaids.
Best man for the groom
was his brother, Matthew
Oreskovic, Another brother,
Bill Oreskovic, and Mike
Makaric ushered.
Ring bearer was Mark Crn.
kovic and flower girl was ia
net Godec, nephew and niece
of the bride.
John is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Oreskovic Of
Johnstown, Pa. He was
member of Lodge 5 there, but
now has joined his wife, Lii.
lian, in "Strivers." He is also
a member of the Cleveland
Tamburitza Symphony anc
both are active members Of
| the "Slavulj" Singing Clut
here.
Lillian is the daughter o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuzma Crnko'
vic who operate a delicates'
sen store next door to the
Croatian Home. The parents
are long time members o1
"Sloboda" Lodge 235.
: Their four children were
all enrolled in Nest IS at
an early age and all are
now members Of our lodge.
They are Eleanor Godec,
our treasurer, Dorothy
Kravos, Herman, and LII
liam.
Since the beginning Of the
year, six Of our male mem.
bers have walked up the aisle
with their respective brides
They are Ray Burovac, DEN.
mis- Cvitkovic, David Douglas,
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CLEVELAND, o. - "Pio-
neers" CFU Lodge 663 was
recently enlargd with the ad-
dition of two lovely members,
Judith Bilicic and Georgine
Braidic, BIO t h transferees
from Nest 55, where they
left behind a brilliant record
of accomplishments.
It is a great pleasure for
us to pen these few lines a
bout Judith Bilicic, better
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30
Detroit Home Voting
To Be Held Jan. 31st

DETROIT, Mich. - The
National Croatian Home Cor
poration will hold it's annual
membership meeting at 2::30
pm. on January 16.
Nominations for candi-
dates desiring to serve as
officers of the Corporation
will be in order.
A subsequent meeting is to
be held at 2:30 pm, January
81, for the purpose of electing
nominees to office.
We strongly urge all mem
bers to attend.
Eugene A. Goreta, Secy.
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SIovan SAB Ballots
To Be Cast Jan. 10Th

SLOVAN, Pa. - This is
to invite all members Of CFU
Lodge 548 to attend the an
nual and regular meetings
which will he held Sunday,
January 10, in the Croatian
Home, at 100 pm. .
The committee will give it's
report for the past year and
officers will be elected to car
ry on the business Of the
lodge during 1860.
After adjournment of the
annual session the regular
meeting will be conducted.
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c. CHARITABLE
F. FUNDAMENTAL
u UNDERSTANDING
Re: Plans For Trip To Yugos|avia

The Home Office recently mailed questonnaires to
all credited with 100 Membership Campaign
Points regarding the Group Tour to Yugosavia 1860
1t is Wtally important that we know far in advance
how many intend to make the trip, well as how they
wish to travel - via air ocean liner.
We must make the necessary reservations for
space months in advance If all concerned are to be
accommodated.
We appeal to all to return their questionnaires
without delay to the Home Office Those who failed to re-
ceve QUESTIONABLE should also contact the Home Office
at
Time is of the Please cooperate by sending
your questionnare today
v. !. Mandich, Supreme President
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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Conway Members Prep
For Holiday Socials

CONWAY, Pa. - Ali men,
bers of CFU Lodge $40 with
dues in arrears are asked to
settle the matter at once.
Office hours are from 700
to $50 pm. every Monday,
Tuesday, and Thursday eve
ming. The undersigned may
also be contacted at UN g.
6581.
We are again having Sat
urday night dances in our
Trophy Room from 1000
pm. until ?? We would like
to see more of our members
come out and join US.
Reservations are now being
taken for our gala New Years
Eve party and dance, at which
time music will be provided
by a popular tamburitza or
chestra.
Reservations may be made
by contracting the Club, UN
9-9731.
Louis Idzojtic, Manager of
Nest 103, also reminds all pa
rents to pay up their chill
dren's back dues.
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Cleveland Home Scene
Of Holiday Eve Social

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
newly remodeled Croatian
Home, located at 6314 st.
Clair Ave-, will stage a gala
New Years Eve Dance, De.
cember 81,
The Zvonirnir Tamburitzans
will provide the musical en-
tertainment and, of course,
there will be q variety of re-
freshments available.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30

JOHN STOW N, Pa. -
Death has stilled the life of
one of Johnstown's most be-
loved fraternalists and men,
bers Of CF'U Lodge 5, bro.
Joseph Petrusic.
Bro. Petrusic served Lodge
5 as it's treasurer for sixteen
years. He was born March 9,
1894, in Brod, Karlovac, Yu-
goslavia, a son of Michael
and Barbara Petrusic, and
CO.. to this country as a
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Monessen Voting To
Take Place Jan. 3rd

MONESSEN, Pa. - The
Annual Meeting of Lodge 1874
will take place Sunday, Jan.
3, 1860, in the Croatian
H ne, 1853 Schoonmaker
Ave., Time: 2::30 pm.
A report on the Lodges
1859 progress is to be made
at the time. Highlight Of the
meeting, Of course, will be
the election of officers for
1860.
The younger members of
the Lodge are respectfully
requested to attend the
meeting and show interest
In accepting one of the ma
ny official posts which are
necessary to the welfare of
the membership.
Those in arrears with dues
are urged to bring their books
up to date on Jan. 8.
Members desiring to make
reservations for the Jan. "a
CFU 4-County Lodges Testi-
monial Banquet honoring Su-
preme Board member Ber-
nard Luketich may do so dur
ing the meeting.
Matt Zoretich, Sec'y.
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Biq Mite Dec. 81 For
Columbus 310 Members

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The
members of "St. Anthony
CFU Lodge 80 and their
families are invited to attend
the New Years Eve Party
to be held in the Lodge Hall,
377 Reeb Avenue, December
31st.
Starting time will be 500
pm. and there will be re-
freshments, hats, and noise
makers for all.
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Annual Rafhbun Meet
Event OF January 10

RATHBUN, Iowa = The
Annual Meeting of c. F. U.
Lodge q will be held Sun
day, January 10, at the
Lodge Hall.
Regular business meetings
are held the second Sunday
of each month, at 9:30 am.
william Baretich
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
members Of "Sloboda" CFU
Lodge "a are hereby notified
that beginning in January the
monthly lodge dues will be
increased by 5 cents per
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John Nestick, Jim Stakich,
and Leonard Zaller.
Congratulations and best
wishes for a very happy
journey down the pathway of
life to all of the above cou-
pies.
Ann Novosel, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-30

She is originally from New
Brunswick, a descendant of
English parents, and thus
this happy marriage again
unites the English and Croa-
tian elements.
Lodge 975 wishes them
much happiness and the very
best of luck.
Mike Mijatovich, Secy.