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John Robich, Sec'y.
Mu3eum
i \n\n Clairton Will Play Host January 28-29
To Society's 7th Annual Dux Sweeper
March Of Dimes Dance Sunday Night To
Climax Two-Day Quest For Bowling (»lory
Pittsburgh, I'a. This weekend, Saturday and Sunday,
January 28-29. 1956, will see the 7th Annual West Pcnn
pux Sweepstakes taking place at the Trombi Bowling Al
leys. 319 Large Avenue, Clairton, Pa.
Strictly a Singles, Doubles and Mixed Couple Doubles
bowling event, we are expecting on the basis of past Sweep
stakes experience to have another banner turnout of more
than five hundred lines oft
duckpin bowling. The time bring down the curtain to a,
between the entry deadline nother C. F. U. undertaking
and the current issue and this with greater acclaim.
final announcement, did not „.e
allow sufficient time to print
an official schedule.
However, we emphasize
that C.F.U. duckpin bowl
ers residing in the Greater
McKeesport and Clairton
areas will be expected to
bowl their games Saturday
between the hours of 6:00
P.M. and midnight with the
O u t-o f-t owners having
more alleys available Sun
day from noon until 6 PM.
Consequently, if you have
entry blanks well circulated, *nd ™fe
We ask that you contact the
undersigned at the Croatian
Fraternal Union Home Of
fice.
Call For Scorekeepers
There will be need for
scorekeepers who will not go
without renumeration.
They will be compensated
on the basis of ten cents for
each bowler rolling three
games. Payment for this ser
vice to be made within a week
team basis the Rams racked1
up the best count with 66a-
Individual Highs
Jj^-y Rotter
Ann Zitnik
Helen Buzek
Frances Elyes
Dorothy' Kijowslii
Ann Berniclc
Christine Zibrat
Mary'Pavlic
Team Highs
Mm
Tulips
Roees
Out to defend their 1955
titles gained last year in Mc
Keesport, Pa., will be Helen
Buzek, the women's singles
champ who rolled 401 and
Steve Lalic, the male coun
terpart. who turned in a 562.
i The women's doubles team
was composed of Ann Zitnik
and Helen Buzek. who be
tween themselves rolled 734.
Among the males it was
Marion Sardoch and Pete
Dujmic with 967 toppled pins
decided to enroll we may still ...
,, to their credit. In the third
be able to include your post
categorv covered by Croatian
entry—for this and any ques-
tions as to the schedule spot
and Sweepstakes rules, the
latter which appear on the
Fraternal Union awarded
trophies, that of mixed couple
doubles, we had the husband
Clairton bowlers in this re- scheduling permits.
spective I s e contact We would like having you
frank Braidic, the C.F.U. and urge that all inquiries be
Sports-Educational Dlrec- directed to the undersigned
tor v as soon as possible after read
tYour cooperation in this ing this final announcement,
pbase as well as your bowl- Frank Braidic, Director
ing participation will help' Sports-Educational Dept.
Emily Becer On Spree
in Lib 234 Dux League
Pittsburgh, Pa. The Jan
uary 14th rolling of the Lib-|zo on January
erty
sonal feminine highs.
The session also saw
teams in the upper
Toronto's John Lozo
Manhandles Five Pins
Lodge 234 League re- started as an ordinary eve-
sounded to Emily Becer, ning put together games of i
blasting the rubber-banded 179-382-300 for an 861 triple.1
maples for 183-430 new sea- He broke Bob Nizich's
mark of 829 and the single
time the runner-up Rams cerned. 'another
used the opportunity and the! A week later the highs
I jr them to move out of the lea
last place Lions to move were to fall to Bob Mcnalo,
within a game of the top 296-783, who tied with Steve I
rung by the virtue of a 3-0 Filipovich for third place a
triumph. jmong seasonal triple honors.
Meanwhile the 3rd place'1°"^ L*020 that evening with
Browns were able to get to ^27-725 also had more than
the Bears for only 2 wins as
the latter came close to roll-
showing. Feminine lau-
ing a team triplicate in 568-1 *n£
562-562. 'Greta Yelavich. 573 and Di
Nick Spudich with 203 and
Ed Shaginaw. 195-500
Ann Panian. 146-421 and Vir-!,vho
divided between
.| ™e Indians really scorched
railed the male highs tor 'hcy concoted «j
evening. Other noteworthy
Scores were Tom Biscan, 479:
Andy Evaukovich. Jr.. 424,je'«ht Points
card to subduc the
Canadiens and move within
Edition i0 the afore-
Edward Shaginaw, Sec'y. John Lozo. 686 Carm Mon
|ico, 665 Pete Yelavich, 644
Eva Lozo, 580: Eileen Chu-
VERSAILLES, PA.
Lodge 14K i.a'tlifs League
January II, 1956
Ort-'hids 4
Roses 4
Tulips 4
Irises 3
Lilacs 3
Violets 0
marks wc had
the following highs over the
past two sessions, namely,
MADISON, ILLINOIS
Lodge League
January 13, 1956 W
160-411
144-361
So
352
150-348
347
347
344
Quads 39
Deuces 30
Aces 29
Treys
Margaret Nukoson, Secy.
Lodge Team Still Hot
In Canton 514 League
Without a doubt the 1956
running will take its success-
ful course as have its prede- hcbCT
cessors. but we urge those,
after this Sweepstakes.
If interested and we do alleys as designated. Post en
beseech the help of our tries will be accepted as the
e n e e o e a e o w i n 'Zurich
Toronto, Out. John Lo
6th in what
3-0 setback. At the
ary 7th session of the Lodge
514 Mixed League, in the
match between the and A
and the Dumont Sports-
tUrned in an men saw Millic
81 i score. tinp- Mikr Zii7.irh
Trophies to the 1956
Sweepstakes champs will
be awarded at American
Croatian Radio Hour's
March of Dimes Dance to
be held Sunday evening at
the Croatian Hall, .Maple
Street, Clairton, Pa.
ting 159-439, Mike Zuzich,
176-418 and Steve Bozurich,
Jr.. 214-607, all for the Cafers
and still losing all 4 points.
For the Dumonts, Joe Mun
ger sparked a 196-541, Ron
nie Jacksich, 161-415 and
the Oilers were June Miculan.
131-378, Emil Milkovic, 211-
tJie game high of 343 owned by: _. L.
I^izich is reining supreme as
far as male honors are con-
i i and Frank Paro, 198-504, a
1 oon a *u Bozurich. 180-435, Joe Bozu- cupv the same room "with .,
Greater St. LouK Ladies League
January 18, 1956 \V
Ahal Contractors 36'« 26'_.
Lodge
r»0 33'2 29'?
Hopefuls
Chulirks
St. Jacob 167 S0.,3132^jtain
Bess Tatlock
Ann Klarich
Helen Perhat
Marion An tonic
came out 011 thc short
Individual High«
John Tara*o\kii
Torn Bruncic
Joe Minkowski
Joe Gudai
Rudy Stiniac
Team Highs
522-1503 Quads
Treys
Klan k a \Ti ra''Ua'. ., 566
Pete Siniatovich 197-559
Paul Mikula 557
Ed Grcevich 212-55f
Ben Zemen 212-539
Joe Klarich 537
Frank Machalk 213-529
Ann Zunac 176-482
CLAIRTON JUNIOR TAMBURITZANS TO PLAY IN CLAIRTON SUNDAY JAN. 29
Buffalo's Hotel Statler Guarantees
junior Tournament Kegiers High Time
Hotel's Attractive Whole Family Plan
Should Help Make May Meet A Standout
Buffalo, N. Y. As the, houses a youngster, with the
thoughts of our adult tenpin
bowlers turn to Buffalo for
May 3 to 6, 1956, nothing
should minimize the Junior
bowling in their division of
'the Society's largest of tour
naments.
While the Croatian Frater-
John Pujazon, our sports di- nal Union underwrites the
rector, 172-482. bowling costs, furnishes beau
The fracas ^between the! trophies and helps de-
I fray the Juniors' bowlers par-
ty we in the hope of more
gtarrin* were Marv' youngsters making the 19561 mg Lanes and this to the tune
163 4V Chuck Dovu iTcnpin Tournament wish to of bowling's latest innovation
tovich, 221-484 and Andy To-!a^ «. the existing induce- A.M.F. automatic pin-spot
mic with a 179-524 pinfall.
Betty Coekrell, a fill-in' who The Buffalo Statler Hotel
,. i u u i 4 4U1 fiKc i now for hotel reservations to
bowled in our league last has been selected as the 195o i
year, rolled 1(9-4/4. Steve C. F. U. Tenpin Tournament!
o u u n o u i
Feolich, 188-526 an John good time at the forthcoming
Bozurich, Sr., 149-S48 and i Headquarters. The hotel man- a
Rose Eslicli, 162-348, all in! agement wishes to announce Samuel J. Alberti
the Statheber cause. the new Statler whole family)
The leading Lodge team, travel plan with no charge
took three points from the f°r children under 14 years ijanuarv •», 1956 \v
and Oilers with Flo Com-j of age. Why then not treat
.the whole family to a royal ,™j)efhay
Comsia, 200-589. Starring for Tenpin Tournament? Theliron city
plan is in effect every day of
the week.
Elaborating further on the'
For Jacobs-Waltner. last whole family plan if one John Boicic 448
years champs, it was Harriet or more children under 14 oc- Charles Yaksick 443
I n 2 0 0- o o o u i s a n o a e n s e e u a o u-
1 i- u a u 1 1 I10-0OI, collaborating to win.blc room rate applies for the
s a a
o e i s e i A s e a e a y
,. /oon, points. For the Croats, it room. If one or more chil-
close ranks as the Easrloslhas high average (229), Bobi i
j-jcig! I was Helen Drozda with 14o-,dren under 14 occupy the
handed the leadins- Colts
Mike Drozda. 172-470 same room with only one par-
ent, the single room rate will
opportunity eluded apply for the room.
Youngsters love to travel!
guc's dungeon. Things which you may take
Stephen R. Bozurich, Sec'y. i for granted strike them with
ST. LOUS, MISSOURI
Ahal Contractors
a freshness and wonder that's Janua,y
a joy for any parent to be-
room. Under the above con-.
Four Misses 24 'i 35^ Statler. Anne Damj&novic 187-461
Individual Highs
_n special menu for children at Question
younger set
St. Jacob L-167 1560 small fry can even have meals £,al.,uaf
Alvina Zupan, Sec y.
INDIANA HARBOR, IND.
Harbnrites League every youngster is given a
-January is, 1956 Statler balloon at the end of
Meiyons 25 oaCli meal. High chairs and
Prusiecki Morticians 23 19
Ii0-4J71 5 i Dorothy Jambrek, Secy.
4171 the Bufialo Statler Hotel res-4*
166,taurant.
i9 youth chairs are furnished
valo. 567 Goldic Brdar. 556'Matoh*n *"lomt.s 22 .18'for those too young to bowl. 1 John Martinick 230-569
2. and
2 559.
2
Mary Ann Milakovich.! I: Statler kitchens will be glad
Anthony Filipovich
23|to prepare and warm the
Kienke Jewelers 14 2S formula your yoiiiigest may
257-661 Alice Dubiel 179-471
243-657 Jo Fortuna 170 children if you want to see
"27"«^n ^arge
compliments of the Statler.
With the last tournament
having visited the eastern
most shores of Lake Erie in
1948 under the hostship of
the "Lackawannas," Lodge
726, we look forward, at this
point in the eight year cycle,
to h&ving a large number of
Juniors with us come Satur
day. May 5th, 1956, when the
C.F.U.
youngsters strut their
stuff at the Roc-Mar Bowl-
Samuel J. Alberti, 391 Fargo
i S e e u a o 1 3 N e w o k
Iron City 684-1857
hold. There's a radio in every Pour
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
St. Rorhus Lodge 5
Tenpin Legue
January 7, 1958 W
Lodge 5 4 0
Matans 2 2
St. Rochua Church 2 2
Buckncll Hotel 0 4
Individual Highs
Joseph Mesnak 193-562
Joseph Fishter 205-548
George Hajko 209-523
Thomas Gojmerac 513
Mike Hockycko 495
Rita Fishter 449
Team Highs
Lodge 5 806-2315
Matans 796-2259
Joseph Fishter^ Sec'y.
ALIQUIPPA, PA.
"Alcros" Lodge 7'J0 League
January 11, 1956 W
Deuces 4 2
Tieya 3 3
Quads 3 3
Ace« 2 4
Individual Highs
John Danjanic 195-498
John Yatson ......196-483
John Barancho 458
Mike Komar 175
Violet Diciero 160-439
Ann Komar ,... 1^5-433
Jo Pre visit 389
Alice Povelitis 158
Team Highs
Treys -..714-1949
Deuces 1881
Quads 748
Fort Pitt 2 4
Millers 2 4
Rolling Flock 2 4
Individual Highs
Robert Abcrt'haff 220-491
James Flunatz 440
Stella Pagliarulo 161-425
Marian Batcnich 163-391
Anna Mao Kukich 372
Kathiyn Gracon 315
Team Highs
Pabst 653
Joseph A. Strinich, Sec'y.
KENOSHA, WISC,
'Amity Lodge G'J'l League
I No Names 22
,... Individual Highs
ditions Statler wel com es piank Lane 574
31 ^2 young guests and we feel ccr- Frank Topoiovec 237-S&3
,ial fpatnrps fnr' Audrey Widmanich 456
TElsie Pasalich
Special Statler features for
148'the C.F.U. family traveling toj"""" Team Highs
tournament will include a Four Jays
Things that the BUFFALO, NEW YORK
delights. The I Jwrry Kusticli Memorial League
Jets
Lucky
Spares
choose. There are even cribs
for the little folks who may
need them.
Sitter service with reli
able sitters are available to
entertain and care for your
.. ler the sights or do the town on
630 Marge Lacko 19J-455
233-623 Mary Tadey 454 your own. Last mention
Team Highs but rating first with thc
children there's one baslfrt
Joe (iudac, Scc'y Thomas Grcevic, Scc'y. of fruit in every room that held in Johnstown, Pa.
served on special plates and strikes .' 27
with children's silver. And— Cro-ettes 25
Pogos
Polecats 16's 28^2
Individual Highs
George Rok
Jim Martinic ....
Mike Martinick
Joe Milison
Robert Spudich
George OguicIJ .,
Ann Barilec
Josephine J. PrevlsH, Sec'y.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Chicago Ladies League
January 15, 1956 W
Polich Construction ........27J,s I71i
Marie & Tony's 27 18
Dr. Barbaric 22 23
Wm. Ropa Insurances 21 24
Betty's 20 25
Corrigan Bros '...18!» 26!-
Individual Highs
S. Bruchce 198-474
J. Randich 457
E. Cmich 453
R. Zakaiia ,452
Kay Kuchan ,.185-451
C. Vugdalia 183-445
M. Randich -*43
J. Stone 434
Team Highs
Wnt. Ropa Insuiancee 2036
Dr. Barbaric 2023
Betty's 742
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
So. Side Chicago .Men's League
January 15, 1956 W
Lodge 202 „..34 14
Curtis Restaurant 29 19
Metal Cabinet Mfg 27 21
Bogetich Florists 26 22
Golich Morticians 25 23
St. Anthony Lodge 25 23
Fran's Service 23 26
Francis Tavern 19 29
Dr. liatich Boosters 18 30
Francis Plumbing 15 30
Individual Highs
A. Pavella 235-641
F. Zakaiia ..221-575
M. Krazichis.. i«-« ,,.'... 573
H. Buktcnica 566
IS. Eskra .MM........... 561
F. Strikich ....... 555
J. Roman 545
W. Kucha^...„.....:....^. ^.234-532
F. Shubat 529
L. Buktonica 525
Team Highs
Metal Cabinet Mfg ...M#-2633
Curtis Restaurant 910-2622
Adam S. Solch, Sec'y.
Caxol DiMartiJe 419
Betty Manilic 180-397
Molly Beauregard 365
Ruth Pilot '363
Dorothy Kristich 338
Team Highs
The Croatian Fraternal
Union is the largest organiza
tion of its kind on earth.
Stephanie Bruchee, Sec'y.
Lodge No My aame
(Don't-fall to give Lodge number)
Old address was
New address is
Strikes 937-2581
Cro-ettes 2526
Samuel J. Alberti, Sec'y.
The CFU's 1956 Nation
al* Duckpin Tourney will be
Buffalo's Hay Tenpin Tourney Hosts
Pledge Bowlers Time Of Their Lives
Famed "City Of Good Neighbors" Among
Greatest Cities In The United States
Buffalo, N. Y. Buffalo, "The City of Good Neigh*
bors," extends to you a cordial greeting of welcome. For
all you fine people planning to visit us in May, here is a
brief outline of things to look for and do while in our City
for the CFU's 22nd Annual National Tenpin Tourney.
Buffalo boasts of more than 100 night clubs and 54
theatres whijeh provide sparkling, lively entertainment the
year around. We have 1,100?
restaurants noted for serving! Lehigh Valley, Baltimore and
wholesome food at reasonable Ohio, Wabash, Nickel Plate
prices. and many others.
Buffalo is recognized as the The city possesses one of
starting point for thousands the finest municipal airports
(of people who annually visit|jn the Nation served by
Canada, which is linked to the i American, Capital, Mohawk,
city by the world-famous etc., and of course th® buses
Peace Bridge over the Niaga-1 and taxis.
ra
Erie.
Buffalo is also one of the
most completely equipped ci-.
I ties, with every facility avail-|Falls
able to take care of conven-
tions however large or small.
Transportation is no prob
lem here. The following rail
roads which operate into Buf
falo represent more than
19
of the railroad mileage
of the United States:
New York Central System,
Pennsylvania, Eric, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western,
Panthers Retain Lead
In Farrell Dux Derby
Farrell, Pa. The Panth
ers continue to hold a second
half lead in the- E.S.L. 705
Bowling League with a 5-1
record, the last three victories
coming January 11th as Fran
Wasko 168-452 led her team
over the Lambs.
John Robich's 393 and
Dorothy Chrnko's 365 went
for naught as the Rams ex
e i e n e a n o e o s i n
night, this time dropping
three to the Lions. For the
second straight week, the Ti
gers, first half winners, fail
ed to win a match, being
edged more recently by the
spotted cats.
Carl Spruk bowled one of
his few low games of the sea
son, a 126, but still managed
to cop the male sessional
highs with 184-486. The ses
sion was marked by three
games in the 700 bracket, thc
Panthers as mentioned with
763, the Lions with 727 and
the Tigers winning a lone
game with a 700 total.
January 25,1956.
If you have time for sight
seeing, there is always the
Buffalo Historical Society
of Science, Niagara
and a short w from
your hotel will bring you to
the Peace Bridge for those of
you who wish to visit Canada.
All in all, you're bound to
have a good time so don't
miss out on it. Look to the
Zajedničar for more informa
tion on the 22nd Annual
Bowling Tournament.
Elizabeth Marukic, Pub.
IChf Athletic Club To
Hold Masquerade Dance
The Panthers really chop
ped maple timber that eve
ning as they hung up 763
2010, the second best team
efforts for the current sea
son. Figuring in the Panthers'
onslaught were also Frances
Messina and Sam Larracco
with 389 and 347.
Chicago, 111. The Slobo
jda Lodge 32 Athletic Club is
[presenting its Annual Grand
(pre-lenten) Masquerade Ball
lat the American Hall, 1440
West 18th Street, on Satur
jday, February 11th, with the
I doors swinging open at 8 PM.
One of the finest programs
of dancing and entertainment
has been arranged by the
I committee with the music for
this affair to be furnished by
that well known and in
creasing hi popularity with
every appearance, the Slobo
da Tamburica Orchestra.
This musical group is led
by Johnny Ivisek. They have
performed for some of our
leading Croatian and Amer
ican affairs, and also at mar
ny of our topnotch night
clubs.
I
i Thc committee has ar
ranged to distribute many
useful items for the best
dressed in groups, doubles
and singles. For an evening^
to be long remembered, this
affair should be a must OA
your social calendar.
Refreshments, both food
and in thc liquid form, have
been arranged by the commit
I tee. Tickets are available at
our local merchants and* from
i any athletic club member«
JLjCaL0 quired for two-column pictures show
ing several persons. FIVE DOLLARS
is the fee for three-column pictures showing tamharitza
ensembles, groups, etc., not exceeding six persons. SEVEN
DOLLARS is required for the publication of such large
pictures as singing societies, wedding groups showing
bridesmaids, mass meetings, etc. The fee MUST accom
pany each picture. Make all Checks or Money Orders pay
able to the CROATIAN FRATERNAL UNION OF
AMERICA and forward, together with photo, to:
"ZAJhDNIOAK" English Section
3441 FORBES STKEEl PITTSBUIMiH (13) PA.
Do You Get Your "Zajedničar" Every Week?
(V NOT, PUfiABS SEND US TOUR NEW ADDRESS)
We want you to get the 'ZAJBDNICA& regularly. It is now bemg mailed your last
ftnown address, but you do not get 11, something u wrong, so aena us your correct address.
tie sttre to enter your Lodge number in the apace above, because your name without the nwriter
oj your Lodge means nothing to the Circulation Department of the Official Organ.
OMt oat sad mall Immediately to the "OAJKMNtCAK". S44I Forbes Street, Pittsburgh II, Vft.
it to jroor Lodge Secretary at your next monthly meeting.
Jack Pazul, Publicist
A ONE DOLLAR Is the fee charged
I I for the publicatior of one-column
V I pictures of individual members in the
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