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Pion^ers-
William Zivitz, Sec'y.
Cecelia Fabiyanic, Sec'y.
Frank H. Becer, Jr., Sec'y.
Mitzie
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June 30!
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Pag« 9. \n\n Aliquippa Lodge 720 Preparing Great
Program In Honor Of 25th Anniversary
Aliquippa, Pa. On Satur
day, March 20, 1954, the
members of "Alcros" C.F.U.
Lodge 720 are staging a dual
purpose celebration, taking
the form of a Banquet, at the
Hotel Barr, Sheffield Road,
beginning at 6:30 PM.
At that time the 25th An
niversary of the founding of
"Alcros" Lodge 720 will be
observed, together with the
toasting of the 60th Anniver
sary of the Croatian Frater
nal Union which is being ob
served throughout the CFU
world this year.
For this auspicious occa
sion our featured speaker and
guest will be none other than
bro. V. I. Mandich, Supreme
President' of the Croatian
Fraternal Union, and a mem
ber of Bessemer, Pa., Lodge
309. We'll also have other
orators form fraternal Lod
ges and Clubs in this area, in
In addition to being
The Tammies are indeed
sorry to see her leave, but
Milwaukee Area Nests
Start Mom's Day Plans
Milwaukee, Wis. Once
again the Junior Nest Mana
gers of the Milwaukee-West
Allis areas met at the home
of sister Knaflic, on February
17th, for the purpose of ini
tiating plans to stage the 2nd
Annual Mothers' Day Cele
bration.
The date for this event has
been set as Sunday, May 9th,
at the Collins-Meyer Post,
formerly known as the South
Side Turn Hall, at 725 West
National Avenue. This was
also the scene of our previous
festival.
We were pleased to note
that the same Nest Managers
were reelected this year and
this will make our task of
planning a mite easier since
we now have the experience
in handling this sort of thing.
The Managers cooperating on
this project are as follows:
Frank Bukal, Nest 473,
Lodge 261 Frances Papa,
Nest 457 of West Allis, Lodge
392 Mitzie Knaflic, Nest
630, Lodge 807 and Matt
Aiiich, Nest 81, West Allis,
Lodge 391. Bro. Wodvarka of
Nest 18, Lodge 255 of Mil
waukee, phoned and begged
terspersed with a few musical
renditions from our Junior
Nest 576 members.
We are certain that it will
be a great get-together for
many "Alcros" who have not
seen each other since our
memorable 20th Anniversary
festivities.
We hereby appeal to all
members to inform our Com
mittee of your intention to
attend by answering the let
ters which have been mailed
to you just as soon as possi
ble. Reservations must be
made for the banquet no la
ter than Sunday, March 14.
This invitation to attend
includes our many friends
Rose Puskarich Fran Cernich
Tammies At Syria Mosque March 21
Pittsburgh, Pa. A pair of
young performers, who will
make their appearance with
the Tamburitzans at the Sy
ria, Mosque on Sunday, March
2^^. 8:30 P.M., are Fran
Cernich and Rose Puskarich.
For Fran this will be her final
Pittsburgh concert, while for
Rose it will mark her first
show at the Mosque.
Fran, a senior majoring in
Music Education, is a mem
ber of Lodge 50 in St. Louis,
Missouri. Her abilities as a
soloist, as well as an accor
dionist, have gained her a tre
mendous amount of recogni
tion with followers of the
Duquesne group.
A graduate of Plum Town
ship High School, Rose had
maintained a fine scholastic
average and she has carried
this trait into college work.
With a major in Elementary
Education, Rose has a desire
to teach after graduation.
performer musically, Fran al
so excels in her studies at
the University. She has main
tained a straight "A" average
in spite of the many concert
appearances and will gradu
ate with honors this June.
The Tamburitzans, under
the direction of Walter W.
Kolar, will present their an
nual Pittsburgh show at the
Mosque on March 21. Make it
a date to meet all of these
young performers at that
time.
Charles R. Cubelic, Pub.
to be excused due to illness.
Sister Papa is once again our
Treasurer.
The preliminary ground
work for the event has been
set up and we urge the
youngsters of the aforemen
tioned Nests to notify your
Nest Manager or myself if
you have any talents suitable
for presentation on our stage.
If you took part in last year's
performance and wish to do
again, you are entirely wel
come to participate.
We will soon be seeking
volunteers from the various
Lodges to help with the pre-,
parations and we hope to re
ceive the same spontaneous
response as that of last year.
We also want your coopera
tion in donating cakes, cook
ies, coffee- and milk in order
that w*e may have a wonder
ful celebration.
Look to your future copies
of the "Zee" for further
details*
Man in a great hurry
jumped into a cab on Broad
way and yelled to the driver,
"Follow that cab ahead of
us!"
"I gotta mister," replied the
hacker« "lie's towing me."
Lodges Urged To
Hark Anniversary
(Continued From Page 7)
and tribulations in founding
and building this magnificent
institution, which stands to
day a credit to the Croatian
people wherever they may be
if the current membership
campaign succeeds to the ex
tent that we will reach our
goal to enroll six thousand
new members, with six million
dollars of new insurance.
This we can attain by unity
of. effort, and if we are will
ing and prepared to give of
ourselves even a small mea
sure of the sacrifices and con
tributions of our honored
among the fraternal and so
cial groups here in Aliquippa (.0(1(10 DlTCCtOrV
and Beaver County. We're
hoping to see all of you there
for an enjoyable evening from
6:30 until
they are also very proud to
see youngsters like her make
the Tammie's reputation one
of a sterling quality.
Rose Puskarich is a mem
ber of Lodge 615, Universal,
Penna. In her first year with
the Tamburitzans, Rose has
definitely worked her way in
to a top role. She plays prim
tamburitza, and sings and
dances with the collegiate
group.
Set For March 24
Pittsburgh, Pa. Notice
is hereby given all Lodges
that the Croatian Fraternal
Union's Official Lodge Direc
tory will be published in the
Wednesday, March 24, issue
of the Zajedničar.
Some 100 Lodges have
failed to notify the Home Of
fice at Pittsburgh of the re
sults of their election of offi
cers for 1954. Unless these
Lodges respond by March 18,
their 1953 officials will be car
ried in the Official Directory
for this year.
This Directory now appears
but once a year, and not twice
annually as was the practice
years ago. The Lodges as yet
unheard from in regard to
their elections must now act
before March 18 if they wish
to be heard from in the Direc
tory slated for publication on
Wednesday, March 24!
Hammond Lodge 358 In
New Ruling Anent Dues
Hammond, Lud. At the
last meeting of "Maywood
ites" CFU Lodge 358 held on
Sunday, February 14th, the
membership voted to limit the
payment of dues to the regu
lar meeting of the Lodge.
Hereafter, no dues will be
collected at the home of the
Secretary unless they are paid
by mail and the check made
payable to the Lodge, and not
to the Secretary.
We urge all members to
make a special effort to at
tend the monthly meetings
which are held on the second
Sunday of every month at the
Brooks House, Conkey and
Howard Streets. In this way
we may best work for the
betterment of the Lodge and
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
Lodge 234 Members In
Monthly Meet March 12
Pittsburgh, Pa. We have
an important Lodge 234 meet
ing coming up on Friday,
March 12, 1954 at 8:30 PM.
As usual this meeting will be
held in the downstairs meet
ing room of the Bratska Slo
ga, 146—44th Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
There are several impor
tant topics to be discussed at
this session and we are urg
ing all of our members to be
present.
Lodge Officers will be pre
sent at 7:30 PM to collect
dues for the convenience of
those members who wish to
pay their dues^. before the
meeting.
Detroit Lodge 717 In
Monthly Meet March 11
Detroit, Mich. A very
important meeting of "Onyx"
CFU Lodge 717 will be held
on Thursday, March 11, at
the usual meeting place, the
Croatian Catholic Center, 201
W. Seven Mile Road, at 8 PM.
For the benefit of those
Lodges Eligible This Year To Salute
Anywhere From 60th To 10th Milestone
Yr»r Lodge Oil} »nd Slitf or Province O *nirrd
60 1 Pittsburgh, Pa Jan. 14,1894
6 Rankin, Pa ... Apr. 6,1894
4 Apr. 22, 1894
5 Johnstown, Pa. May 13,1894
12 Denver, Colo. July 29, 1894
3 McKeesport, Pa Sept. 14,1894
92 Jan. 16,1899
94 Eveleth, Mian June 6, 1899
95 Whiting, Incl ,. June 19,1899
98 Pittsburgh, Pa. Aug. 8,1899
99 Cleveland, Ohio Aug. 11,1899
100 Homestead, Pa Aug. 26,1899
106 Sept. 3,1899
102 .. Sept. 6,1899
105 Thomas, W. Va Sept. 13,1899
112 Kansas City, Kan .. Oct. 23,1899
114 East Helena, Mont .. Nov. 13,1899
273 Novinger, Mo ... Feb. 5,1904
274 Homer City, Pa .. Feb. 25,1904
276 Kenosha, WH. .. Apri. 2, 1904
278 Summit, 111 Apr. 14,1904
279 Whitney, Pa .. June 8, 1904
281 Trail, B. C., Canada ... July 11,1904
282 Helper, Utah Sept. 12,1904
284 Trinidad, Colo Nov. 15,1904
45 383 Madrid, Iowa
386 Biwabik, Minn ... Jan. 29,1909
388 id vale, Utah ... Jan. 29,1909
389 Marguerite, Pa .. Feb. 1. 1909
28 Westville, 111 ... Feb. 4, 1909
391 West Allis, Wis .. Feb. 27,1909
395 Murray, Utah .. Apr. 23,1909
202 Chicago, 111 .. Aug. 7, 1909
402 Pueblo, Colo. Sept. 30, 1909
403 Cleveland, Ohio ... Oct. 14,1909
204 Springfield, 111 Oct. 20,1909
207 Kenosha, Wis ... Oct. 27,1909
405 Sykesville, Pa Dec. 17,1909
40 886 Gallup, New Mexico .... Feb. 8,1914
260 Chicago, 111 Feb. 28, 1914
522 West Pittsburgh, Pa .. Mar. 10,1914
523 Warwood, W. Va Mar. 26,1914
524 Lincoln, 111 Mar. 27,1914
44 McKeesport, Pa .. Mar. 31,1914
270 Ahmeek, Mich Mar. 31,1914
14 Cleveland, Ohio Apr. 25, 1914
271 Aberdeen, Wash ... May 20,1914
528 Republic, Pa June 4, 1914
530 Melcher, Iowa .. June 18,1914
533 Battle Creek, Mich.......
who have not been previously
notified, our meetings are
now held on the second
Thursday of every month.
All potential bowlers in
terested in the CFU's 20th
Annual Tournament, sched
uled to be hosted by Detroit
in May, are urged to attend
this meeting. Now is the time
to organize your teams.
Whether you are a bowler
or not, come to the monthly
meetings anyway and visit
with old friends. This is a
pleasure no member should
forego.
Neva Ruzich, Rec. Sec'y.
... July 12,1914
532 Arcadia, Pa July 23, 191-1
534 Clairton, Pa Aug. 10, 1914
272 Chicago, 111 Aug. 31, 1914
887 Fort Bragg, Calif ... Sept. 1,1914
275 Hegewish, 111. ..., Sept. 15, 1914
535 Pa» ... Oct. 23,1914
35 570 Feb. 24,1919
154 East Chicago, Inđ .. Apr. 12,1919
159 Grant Town, W. Va ... June 18,1919
343 Wood River, 111 ... June 18,1919
581 Fresno, Calif ... Nov. 29,1919
582 Sheboygan, Wis ... Dec. 3,1919
30 614 Newton Falls, Ohio .. Jan. 30, 1924
615 Universal, Pa Feb. 2,1924
616 Stamford, Conn
617 Welland, Ont., Apr. 9,1924
618 Creighton Mines, Ont. July 7, 1924
619 Roseville, Calif .. Aug. 21, 1924
620 Akron, N. Y Aug. 27, 1924
179 Nokomis, 111 Dec. 17, 1924
621 Powhattan Point, Ohio .... Dec. 29,1924
25 692 Kenosha, Wis
695 Gig Harbor, Wash Feb., 1929
693 Boise, Idaho Feb., 1929
214 Centerville, Iowa ... Mar. 1,1929
697 New Waterford, N. S., Can. .. Apr. 1929
143 McKees Rocks, Pa May, 1929
690 Akron, Ohio July, 1929
700 Sydney, N. S., Can Aug. 3,1929
702 Park Falls, Wis Sept., 1929
703 Calumet, Mich
705 Farrell, Pa Oct. 24, 1929
706 Pittsburgh, Pa Nov. 14,1929
710 Cooksville, Ont., Can. ... ... Dec. 11,1929
20 795 Mesa, Arizona Mar. 25, 1934
796 Res. Mines, N. S., Can. ... Mar. 25,1934
797 Racine, Wis .. May 18,1934
798 Kirkland Lake, Ont., .. .... July 8,1934
519 Detroit, Mich Nov. 18, 1934
15 893 Duparquet, Que., Can... Feb. 6,1939
894 Vestaburg, Pa .... Feb. 16,1939
895 Schumacher, Ont., Can. .... Mar. 8,1939
896 Port Alberni, B. C. Can. .. Mar. 20,1939
898 Struthers, Ohio ... Apr. 13,1939
899 Malartic, Que., Can ... Apr. 18,1939
900 San Francisco, Calif .... May 24,1939
153 Ambridge, Pa ... Aug. 1, 1939
10 951 St. Catharines, Ont
952 Windsor, Ont., Can Oct. 1, 1944
953 Sarnia, Ont., Canada ...
Trafford Members Are
In For Enjoyable Time
Trafford, Pa. Members
and friends of CFU Lodge
541 and Junior Nest 203 are
cordially invited to attend the
showing of movies filmed by
bro. Anthony Radosh on his
recent tour of Yugoslavia.
The interesting program
will begin at 8:00 PM, on
Saturday, March 20th, and
will feature the dancing of the
Junior Nest 203 Kolo Group
ui\der the direction of bro.
William Vergot, a member of
the Duquesne Taaaburitzans.
CFU Queen Will
Be Named July 25
(Continued From Page 7)
for the staging of an appro
priate program to highlight
the July 25 salute at West
View Park to the 60th Anni
versary of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union.
Adopted for action were
such plans as the presentation
on the commemorative occa
sion of outstanding choral
groups, music by a nationally
Plans were likewise put in
to motion for the issuance of
a beautiful Souvenir Book in
conjunction with the West
View celebration of the CFU's
60th Anniversary.
Queen Contest Popular
Continuation was also as
sured at Etna on February 28
of the Committee's extremely
popular "CFU Queen" con
test, which is always one of
the more memorable high
lights of these annual "CFU
Day" celebrations.
So very interested were the
Delegates at the Annual Meet
ing in this contest that they
picked up no less than 760
books of tickets on the US
Savings Bonds Awards for
distribution and sale in their
communities. That represents
$3,800.00 in potential sales.
Entered in this "C. F. II.
Queen" Contest as of March
4 are the Misses Jo Ann Pas
torkovic, North Side Pitts
burgh Lodge 131 Anna Marie
Trpcic, Etna Lodge 4 Lubie
Yanosich, Rochester Lodge
85 Barbara Muhic, Midland
Nest 157 Stephanie Yurato
vich, West Brownsville Lodge
307 Ann Papucich, Clairton
Lodge 248 and Janet Yurko
vich, Johnstown
others are certain to enter
this profitable contest in the
near future.
The young lady who sells
the most tickets on the
awards in question will, of
course, be crowned "C.F.U.
Queen" at West View Park
on July 25. In addition to the
many honors awaiting her at
the time, the victor will also
receive a cash award of $100.
Runnerup in this titular
race will receive $75.00 in
cash, while the third highest
ticket seller will net $50.00.
All others, no matter what
their finish, will be rewarded
with $25.00 provided their
sales exceed $100.00 by July
25. In short, every contestant
will be well repaid if she will
only put her heart into her
efforts.
Those purchasing tickets
on the awards will vie for six
prizes: 1st Award, a $1000.00
Bond 2nd, 3rd and 4th
Awards, $100.00 Bonds and
5th and 6th Awards, $50.00
Bonds. These tickets will soon
be available throughout West
ern Pennsylvania.
Financial Report Read
From the dollars-and-cents
standpoint, the most interest
ing moment of the Annual
Meeting on February 28 came
when Committee Treasurer
Michael Bozic tendered his
Financial Report for 1953
This Report showed that
the United C.F.U. Lodges of
Western Pennsylvania Com
mittee has $9,153.44 in as
sets, divided as follows:
$5,000.00 Savings Account
$150.00 Interest (3%) $3,
023.44 Checking Account
and a US Savings Bond now
valued at $980.00.
The United Lodges are
quite proud of their financiaJ
strength and are hopefu
North Side Pitt Lodge 1 Celebration
Will Be Highlighted By Play, Banquet
Pittsburgh, Pa. The hu- poor young village boy, John
morous drama entitled "Pro- Ovcarich his grandfather,
dani Djed," well known for Joseph Bella Ursa, Zvonik's
its hilarious entertainment
value, will be presented on
stage at the 60th Anniversa
ry Celebration of CFU Lodge
1 on Sunday, March 21.
The festivities, which in
corporate a rich program, are
scheduled to begin promptly
at Javor Hall, followed bv a
known tamburi'^ ensemble,1 Banquet at the Lodge 1 Hall self of a seat. Also, be sure to
district Junior Ordrr Nest
talent, and noted fraternal
and civic speakers.
The Executive Committee
of the United Lodges will
eventually put these plans,
suggestions, etc., in their
proper order and present
them for the pleasure of the
Delegates to the Committee's
Work Conference, which will
be held as soon as possible.
dancing in the evening.
The play is comprised of
the following cast: Zovnik, a
Ever Active Badger State Members Put
Celebration Over With Proverbial Bang
By Stella Jambrek, Charter Member, Lodge 692
Kenosha, Wise. Well, sir, the 25th Anniversary Cele
bration of "Amity" CFU Lodge 692, staged on February 14,
turned out to be both a financial and fraternal success,
much to the credit of a score of our members who dug in
to see to the most minute details, thus assuring this success
ful outcome of a great day.
The Polonia Hall was
jammed to the rafters shortly
before the program was
scheduled to open, with cele
brants from near and far
eager to see what we had to
offer on this special occasion.
We might be blowing our
horn a little when we say that,
no one went home dissatis
fied, but, then, the truth wiH
out no matter what!
Among the "stars" of our
show, and there were many,
were the members -.»f the
Elias Tamburitza Serenaders,
our emcee, Fred Kufrin, Dor
No affair in Kenosha would
be complete without "a word
or three" from that fine ora
tor and Zajedničar Editor
from Pittsburgh, bro. Stephen
F. Brkich, our main speaker
for the occasion.
It seems that bro. Brkich
has officially and definitely
become a permanent fixture
at all our "Amity" celebra
tions, and we sincerely hope
that this friendship is here to
sitay a lifetime.
As all good things mu&t
come to an end, our program
was concluded in late after
noon and we all set about to
enjoy the delicious supper
prepared and served under
the expert supervision of our
chef, Kate Kufrin.
The Elias Tammies later
invited us to bring down the
curtain on the funfest with an
evening of dancing.
Our Sincerest Thanks
their 14th Annual "CFU Day"
of July 25 will m?.ke them
even stronger.
young daughter, Lillian Ov
carich Mrsek, a rich villager,
Milan Vranes Mica, his wife,
Jennie Krasich and Cof, a
"mail carrier, Anton Skvarich.
We know you will enjoy
every minute of our day long
festival and we urge that you
come early and assure your-
purchase your tickets well in
advance.
Arrangements Commit««
Kenosha's "Amity" Lodge 692 Salutes
25th Anniversary In Grandiose Manner
We are also grateful to the
members of the Girl's Glee
Club who served as waitress
es and sold refreshment tic
kets to Justine Kluka and
Peg Kufrin who were desig
nated to sell admission tic
kets and to Louis Kufrin,
Joseph Babich, Sr., Ronald
Zamsky and Donald Dezek
who served as sentries in
collecting the stubs.
As it is human to err, we
may be guilty of leaving out
a few names unintentionally,
but need we say ha" we
gratefully appreciate all ren-
othy Ann Jambrek, our piano i dered assistance, and that
goes for all those wonderful
people who saw fit to be I
part of our grand audienco,
soloist, the "Amity" Girl's
Glee Club, and the superb
cast of our hilarious comedy
"Some Class," which had our
guests drying their eyes and
rolling in the proverbial aisles.
A more fitting and satisfy
ing way to mark a quarter
century of amity among the
"Amityites" could not. pos
sibly have been .found-(than
our staging of the Valentine'«
Lest we should forget to
mention later, the fine work
of the cast in the Yugoslav
Cabaret Scene was also very (Day festivities at the Polonia
well received by the entire I Hall. May we look forward to
audience.
Editor Becoming Habit
more such happy occasions!
Former Queen In
Plug For Contest ...
Rural Ridge, Pa. Sun«
day, July 25, 1954, has once
again been chosen as the day
for the CFU United Lodges
Celebration at West View
Park. One of the main attrac
tions is to be the crowning of
the CFU "Popularity Queen",
a contest which is open to any
girl who belongs to the Cro-.
atian Fraternal Union.
In 1952, I had the great
honor of being chosen as the
"Queen" and I can truthfully
say that it is one of the most
thrilling experiences a girl
could have. It takes a lot of
diligence and work, but it is
worth every minute of it.
Even if you are not the
lucky one who is the "Queen"
it is a great honor and loads
of fun to take part in this
i colorful and wonderful event.
Ever anxious to give due The prizes for the winners
credit, we point to Kate Kuf- are bigger and better than
rin, Anna Jambrek, Pauline ever this year, girls, so if
Babich, Frances Kazell and' you'd like to try for this
Carolyn Walters for their un
tiring work in the kitchen to
George and John Dezek, who
so ably controlled the terrific
traffic at the bar and to
honor, just inform your local
Lodge Secretary, or any
Lodge officer for that matter.
Who knows, you may be
the lucky one on that stage
sud-sloshers Fred Kufrin, Ri- on July 25th, to reign for one
chard Kufrin, Frank Odar, year as the "Queen of the
Frank Topolovec, Frank Wid
manich, Donald Jambrek, Ed
Baternik, Frank Lane, Eu
gene Miller and Frank Wal
ters.
CFU!"
It's really a great feeling,
so good luck!
Olga Tominac, Member
Junior Nest 423
IS THE DEADLINE for pres
ent day members of the Soci
ety to transfer to the Sick
Benefit Department's New Disability Plan on a Non
Medical Basis, regardless of age. Following that date,
June 30, all members past 35 years of age must undergo a
medical exam if they desire such protection, whereas mem
bers past 50 years will not be permitted to make change
over in question under any conditions. See your Lodge
Secretary today for a changeover form and have him fill
it out before it is too late.

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