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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04
BUILT ON INTEGRITY
IN AREA or FINE HOMES

522S Oliver Ave. North. Five year
old three bedroom rambler. $14,-
300. Terms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-12-04

Circle Pines. 4 year old two bed
room bungalow. $11,70O. $500
down. 800 per month. PITT.
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4 STORAGE garages. s. per
month, 81 Irving North. FE. g.
1871. $40
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1901 5th Ave. So. One bedroom
down, two up. Recreation, attached
garage, wall to wall carpeting.
$13, 900. Terms.
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FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. Cain Mr.,
Blackman FE. $3.50 for informa-
ton. S-u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
Gary Church PTA Has
Famed Book Reprinted

GARY, Ind. = The men,
bers of st. Joseph's P.T.A.
are happy to inform the read
ers of the Zajednicar that our
cook book entitled "Our Fa-
vorite Recipes" is once more
available.
We would like to thank
each and every one Of you
readers who has already pur-
chased our book. Requests for
it have been so numerous
that we have had the book
reprinted.
Those who have not yet OBJ
tanned our cookbook can do
SO by sending $2.25 postage
Included) to: Cook Book
Committee, c/o st. Joseph
P.T.A., 1869 Connecticut St.,
Gary, Indiana.
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Sharon Station Airs
Sunday Tammie Shows

FARRELL, Pa. - It is our
great pleasure to announce
that the Veseli Tamburitzans
are broadcasting again every
Sunday, 1915 to 1890 a. M,
over radio station WPIC, 780
kilocycles, Sharon, Pa.
Three of the tambur-
itzans, who were formerly
with the Duquesne Tambur-
itzans, are Rose Puskaric
Husnick, vocalist; Fred
Husnick, LIST brac; and Will
liam Prezgaj, bugarija.
\ Other members Of III e
group are John Krizancic,
End brac; James Husnick,
cello; and Lou Vuich on bass,
filling in for Dave Egercic,
who is now with the Duquesne
Tammies.
-, Frank Egercic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
So. Chicago Singers
Name 1859 Leadership

SO. CHICAGO, Ill. - On
Friday, November 7, the
Croatia" Singing S ciety
elected the following new Of
ficers during its Annual Meet
ing:
President, Hobart Krillic;
Vice President, Peter Brn-
cich; Secretary, Helen Perko-
vich; Treasurer, George Mr.
konich; Historian, Mary Su-
dar; Librarian, Dorothy No
sich; Music Committee, Dor
othy Nosich; Sgt. at Arms,
Joe Zarkovich; Board of Di-
rectors, Ann Bulich, John
Tumpich, and Joe Rukavina !;
Publicity Committee, Barbara
Jo Zarkovich and Kathleen
Steele.
Installation Of these Off
GERS took place November %
in the Singing Society's Club
room.
:. Barbara 10 Zarkovich
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Thirteenth Annual Canadian Tourney
Awarded Hamilton Lodge b4 Members
Beautiful New Skyway Lanes Are Chosen
BY Committee For Five Pin Championships

TORONTO, Ont. - With
the start of a new bowling
season plans were. underway
for the C.F.U.'s 18th annual
5-pin tournament.
A new committee has been
elected consisting of Dinko
Glavicich (Hamilton), Presi-
dent; Anthony j. Fiipovich
(To o n t o., Vice-President;
Robert w. Nizich (Toronto) i,
Secretary; John Bra t i n a
(Hamilton), Treasurer; and
Flip Zebich (Hamilton) !, Pub
lie Relations Manager.
The honour Of host lodge
has been bestowed on
Lodge GA of Hamilton,
who last held the tourna-
ment in 1855.
This year the bowling will
take place on Saturday, April
18, 1858, with the deadline
Saturday March 81, 1858. We
have been fortunate enough
to have obtained the beautiful
Skyway Lanes, the newest
and finest in the city of Ham,
ilton.
All Canadian bowlers are
advised to enroll now in a
C.F.U. league; for men with
out an established league av-
erage will be considered as
200 average bowlers and the
women as 100. The American
entrants will again be classi-
fled as ITS average.
We do hope that such
distant points as Sudbury,
Ont, and New Brighton,
Pa, will enter again as well
as our good friends from
Buffalo, N. Y, and we
would like to see Schuma-
cher enter this year.
We urge all to prepare now
for it is never to early to pick
your event and your partners.
There are five events to
choose from in the Senior di-
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WelIand BowIers In
Mid.Winfer Funfest

WELLAND, Ont. - The
CFU Lodge GIT Bowling Lea
que will hold it's Mid-Winter
Dance Saturday, Jan. II, in
the Croatian Home on 9Th St.
Joe Loncarich and his
Tamburitza Orchestra will
furnish the music.
These festivities are to
start at $3.50 pm, with plenty
Of good refreshments avail
able from start to finish.
Our fellow keglers in Buff
falo, Lackawanna, Hamilton,
Toronto, Welland and other
nearby centers are most cor
daily invited to attend.
Rose Svob, Sec'y.
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Chicago Sports Club
To STAGE Masque Ball

CHICAGO, III. - Line up
your baby sitters, plan your
costumes, and make ready for
a gala evening Saturday, JAN
uary 81.
This is the day of the "Slo-
boda" CFU Lodge 80 Athle-
tic Club Annual Masquerade
Ball at the American Legion
Hall, $50 West 25th St., CT
cero, III. There will be plenty
of parking space available.
Two bands will be fea-
tured. one American and
one tamburitza, and there
will be plenty of prizes for
the best costumes and fun
for all.
Many entertaining extras
are being planned by the COM
mittee, so buy your ticket now
from any club member or
contact Ed Vucinic, Masque-
rade Chairman, Hemlock f.
1854, or Ticket Chairman, Gel
Boulanger, Walbrook 5-9739.
Dolores Hanacek, Pub.
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Calumet Secretary Is
No Longer In Position
To Collect Dues At Home

CALUMET, Mich. - Due
to the sudden and unexpected
death of my wife, who passed
away recently, the situation
at my home has changed to
the extent that 1 will no long
er be able to collect dues from
members at my house, as I
have done in the past.
Many members have form
ed a habit of coming to my
house to pay their lodge dues,
instead of doing so at the
meetings.
1 shall no longer be able
to extend this service, but
expect every member to
come to the meetings,
which is the proper place to
pay the dues.
It was decided at the last
meeting that in order to in
duce more members to attend
the meetings, an award of
two dollars will be given some
member every meeting.
It is essential that we have
bigger attendances and that
we show more interest for the
lodge and the C.F.U.
We have lost four members
by death so far this year and
this and other losses must be
covered in order to keep our
membership roster up to
where it belongs. to be.
Deaths and other losses are
unavoidable, but they can be
replaced by new members if
we all do our duty which we
owe to the lodge and the Or
ganization.
Our meetings are held
regularly every first Sun
day of the month at st Jo-
seph's Church Hall, start
ing at 200 pm.
If, for some good reason,
anyone can not attend the
meeting, he can send the dues
by someone else. But please
do not come to my house. un.
less you have to report a
death or some other impor.
tant matter.
John Lakner, Sec'y
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West Penn Dux Sweeper Entries Must
Be In Mails By Sunday, January 18th
Rochester, Pa, Lanes Will Be Used For
Tenth Annual Running Of Duckpin Tourney

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Once
again we come to you with
the announcement that the
popular C.F.U. West Penn
Dux Sweepstakes at its tenth
milestone is scheduled for
Saturday and Sunday, Janu-
ary "a and 25th, 1859, at the
Beaver Valley Bowl, Is New
York Avenue, Rochester, Pa,
and accessible by travelling
north via U. S. Route SO.
The Sweepstakes bowling
will begin Saturday evening
tentatively at 700 pm. for
the local Beaver Countians;
the second half to be reeled
off Sunday from noon and
thereon.
Competition will, as al
ways, be confined to Sim
giles, Doubles and Mixed
Couple Doubles with the
stipulation that all partici-
pants must be members of
the CrOatian Fraternal I'm
ion for at least three
months.
Making good this exacting
the Society awards trophies
to the respective champions
and makes a supplement to
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Variety Of Films Are
Available To Members

PITTSBURGH - Modern
Talking Picture Service, Inc,
with hundreds of free films a.
vailable through their libra
ries in % convenient Ameri-
can cities stands ready for
the convenience of such
groups and organizations as
our lodges, nests and various
clubs.
The free film program con-
sists of 16 nm sound motion
pictures that vary in length
Of showing from nine to for
ty-five minutes.
Americas leading compa-
MES and associations make
these films available as part
of their public information
program.
That's why they can be had
FREE. Convenient Talking
Picture Service acts but as a
distributor, providing f a s
convenient service with the
biggest selection of films.
You can select what in
dividual titles (films) you
like. Your only expense is
film transportation as the
user of the film (s) pays
the round trip postage.
For a brochure of the titles
available, your Lodges and
Nests can write direct to the
main office, Modern Talking
Picture Service, Inc, 3 East
54th Street, New York, %, N.
Y. or consult the classified
yellow pages of your metro
politan telephone directory
where perhaps one Of the 28
Modern distributions centers
is conveniently located.
Frank Braidic, Director
| Sports-Educational Dept.
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the cash prize fund which
gives the Sweeper as much
depth and more in the win
ners' tabulation than any 9th
er non-fraternal tournaments.
Official entry blanks have
been widely distri b u t e d
throughout the C.F.u. duck
pin realm and we urge you
to return yours and the entry
fee as soon as possible before
the deadline - midnite, Sun
day, January 18th.
First consideration, ma
turally, for any period Of
any of the two days will 60
to the earliest entries re-
Cclved.
Arrange even now to have
your lodge or league groups
represented by mailing entries
or requests for same to the
designated address, Croatian
Fraternal Union, Sports-Edu-
cational Department, 3441
Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh
13, Pa.
Meanwhile let the Zajedni-
car be your guide to what is
brewing on the C.F.U. fronts.
Frank Braidic
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Saturday, January 31st, Is DeadIine
For Cleveland Tourney Banquet Tickets
Second Annual All-Family Classic Will
Be Run Off First Weekend In February

CLEVELAND, o. - With
the entry deadline out of the
way for Cleveland's Second
Annual All-Family Bowling
Tournament, last years mark
of 48 Doubles Entries was
passed some time ago, accord
ing to reports from Mrs. An
ma Rescic, Nest IS Manager.
This tournament will be run
off on Saturday, February
7, at Grdina Recreation, 6019
st. Clair Ave., with some
bowling scheduled for Sun
day, February 8, according to
the number of entries.
On Sunday evening, Febru-
ary 8, a "Victory Banquet"
will wind up matters in the
Croatian Home, 6314 St. Clair
Ave-, with Frank Braidic,
CFU Sports Director, and Mi
chael Grasha, CFU Junior
Director, on hand to represent
the Home Office.
As a reminder to all our
readers, better get these
banquet tickets right away
because they will be very
scarce in a few days and
no tickets will be sold after
January 81.
These tickets may be pur-
chased from any CFU Lodge
in the area or better still drop
in at Grdina Recreation on
any Saturday afternoon and
learn about other details Of
this tourney.
Steve Halo Of Lodge IA
has been appointed chairman
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of the event while Pioneers"
George Celizic and Frank
Bilicic will assist him.
Now we are very happy to
report on some good bowling
by our juniors during the past
holidays.
John Fuduric collected 1884,
524 to strengthen his hold as
the top leader in the local
Nest 55 Junior league while
Johnny Skorich, Jr., had 190-
495; Ronnie Mclean a 166
and 478; Rudy Hren, the
mighty mite, a 186-478;
George Celizic, Jr., son of the
writer, a 187-470; Bob Kleps
158-428; Gerry Rabbits, son
Of Zumberaks Otto, 181; and
Jean Babich had a nice 153
game for her high.
Smiling Pat Koler had
something to whoop about
with her high 154-371 and
last but not least, Judy BIZ
licic, who will Emcee the
program after the ALTA
mily ten pin firing, had for
herself a rousing 1919 game.
While we're still in a gabby
mood we wish to mention that
Nick Rescic will round up a
group of Nest So basketball
hopefuls every Thursday eve
ming from $50 pm. until 700
pm, at the st. Clair Recre-
alton, on lower st. Clair Ave.
If interested, pack up your
gym togs and come around.
George Celizic
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vision; 5-man mixed team,
singles, doubles, mixed dou-
les and all-events, while the
juniors are limited to the
mixed 5-man team event with
the high triple for girls and
boys meriting a trophy each.
It should be noted that the
juniors entry fee is paid by
the C.F.U. Home Office in
Pittsburgh, so that financial
worries should not stop any
junior from participating.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14
Simple To Learn
Croatian Language
Professor Magner
Does 1t With Ease

PITTSBURGH - VIII EN-
first in November Of 1856 we
made known that the C.F.U.
Sports-E Educational. D e p a rt.
ment had available a gram
mar or language book for
learning the mother tongue,
Croatian, it may have been
looked upon as an innovation.
The era in which the av-
erage American can feel that
knowing but one language is
sufficient appears to have
passed.
Educators who know
better advise that it is not
only fashionable, but adds
to your value to know a
supplemental language to
English.
This was all a part of a
realization that American ele-
mentary and high schools
should evaluate mathematics.
sciences and a supplemental
language.
1t is only the ignorant that
think knowing another Ian
guage is to be considered a
foreigner.
This reversal of this old
thinking adds to those who
have wanted to gain a better
knowledge of the language in
which they were nurtured
during their youth.
DR.. Thomas F. Magner, AS
sociate Professor Of Slavic
Languages at the University
of Minnesota, has authored a
t e xt book Introduction TO
Serbo-C -Croatian Language.
The compiled book con-
sists of 25O pages and it's
caliber is such that DR..
Magner's textbook is used :
in the five top-notch Ame-
rican universities which
have Departments of Slavic
Languages.
We at the Home Office in
addition to the above infOr-
nation have had over three
hundred and fifty requests
for the textbook "Introduc.
ton to the Serbo- -Croatian
Language, which is avail
able at the C.F.U. Sports-Ed-
ucational Department at the
price Of four dollars and
t W en- t y-five cents ($4.25)
postpaid.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-E Educational Dept.
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Versailles Club Scene
OF Saturday Eve Dances

VERSAILLES, Pa. - This
is to notify the members and
friends of Croatian Frater-
nal Union Lodge 146 that we
now have music in our club
rooms every Saturday night.
Committee
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Our Favorife Recipes"

BY The st. Joseph's P.T A.
Gary, Indiana
An unusual Cook Book containing
397 foreign recipes Of yesteryear!
Exact measurements for the
Cook of today.
Price (incl. postage) ......$2.25
Order Yours NOW from tho
Cook Book Committee, Z
cio st. Joseph's p. T.. A.
AO4 Washington ST., Gary, Ind.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-14

. 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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Z L
In addition Mitch Veze-
Itch, Jr. and Ted Kovace-
vich will appear at College
Bowl on Tuesday, January
27, at 8:15 PM.
Once again here is your op-
portunity to see your C.F.U.
bowlers in action and compete
against the field. You'll dis
cover they can hold their own.
Tony Ivanetich
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2012; Alley Cats "a and 21;
|B.V.D.'s % and %. Trailing
along in order were Hot
Shots, Hot Rods, 876 and Hi
Fl.
The outstanding team Sc
ries was shot by Alley Cats.
The scratch series of 1880
was remarkable for in any
handicap tournament the
team of Carl Pusich and
company would have posted
317O and is over 200 pins
more than any other series
in the league.
The high single team games
were; Alley Cats 861; Lucky
Five BAT; Lodge 876 shot 831
Thirds $50; BVD 827 and
Hot Rods 8O6.
For the individual bowlers
we saw some very good bowl
ing by both the men and Wo-
men, particularly the latter
seem to have taken over AL
bany Bowl.
In the women's high series
for the first half the perennial
leaders are there with Shirley
Pusich scoring $40, all with
a new ball. In second place is
Kay Petrucela with 522 and
seems to be recovering her
form Of last season.
In the single game category
we find 2 games over 200.
Pearl Bailly with 211 and
Shirley Vezelich with 202 lead
the ladies.
Next we return to the men
and here Tony Ivanetich with
614 and Ted Kovacevich with
900 are first and second, re-
spectively. Ironically enough
both have had six 200 games
to their credit this season.
George Ivancan has had
only one 200 game this year,
but it was a big 247. Right up
there are Carl Pusich 242:
Ted Kovacevich, Jr. 232; Ted
Kovacevich, Sr. 223; and Mar.
ty Petrucela 215.
A couple of items worth
mentioning are the tripli-
cate by Carl Pusich. Even
though his average is 16O
Carl had the pleasure Of
posting three games of 1S9
in one evening.
Our most improved bowler
is Marty PetMcela. Marty is
one Of the two Junior Order
members participating in our
league; the other being 10,
anne Ivanetich and both are
members of Lodge 876 team.
Just before the holidays the
closing date for entries into
metropolitan Oakland Bowl
ing Association Tournament
arrived. Last year this tour
nament hosted 854 teams and
this year the C.F.U. will be
represented by four teams.
One of the teams will enter
Class "A while the other three
will roll in Class B. All ofthe
events will take place on Sun
day, February 1, 1859.
In addition to the team
events which will take place
at Pacific Bowl, 73rd Ave and
East 14th Streets, Oakland,
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Crodfian FrafernaI Union Pin Stars
Set For Metropolitan Oakland Tourney

Which Ends In Scratch Series of $3.50
OAKLAND Calf. - With at PM four sets of doubles
the approach Of the hustle and singles will take
and hustle OF the Christmas Hayward Bowl Hayward al
season the East Bay C.FU. 400 PM
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CrOatian Fraternal Union
Tenpin Duckpin Five Pin

Bowling League Standings
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SD. and mattress, drum set comp
with flber cases. EN-. 2-H24,..
CHINA-wedGwood, oueensware; j
dox. cups and saucers, gray-green
With grape design In white; $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Diamond Investments
Buy With Confidence
From Washington's
Oldest Pawnbroker
SAVE UP to 500

A-Lady's ga cts. round
merry diamond, exception
ally. fine color, set in
modern VS.. aprons mtg.
Prom our loan dept.
Only SOL
Diamond watch, goreeous
watch made Of platinum,
and iS set with so blue
white matched diamonds.
and 40 blue square sap
phires. is <. white gold.
mesh bracelet. Must be
seen 70 be appreciated.
Fine International move
ment. Left TO be sold. -.
Only ---------- Sol
Gladys 7.0s cts, large
round diamond. q real
dazzler, set in yellow gold
solitaire mtg A terrific
buy from estate. Only s2,3;
D-Lady's approx. 2 cts.,
beautiful color and finest
modern cut. Q lovely dia-
mond set in white gold.
Real bargain ---- 81
E-Lady's log cts, spar
kltng modern cut dia.
mond set In mans y.g.
gypsy mtg. Real bar. -.
GAIN --------- eli
NLady's y Ct, unusually
brilliant diamond set In
y.g. solitaire mtg. Bar
gain. Only ------- 49, 81
GLADYS finger ring made
Of platinum and is set
with 2 diamonds, approx.
a Ct, and center ruby
stone. Bargain from es-
tAIt IEd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALEM
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