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Pa. \n\n October 23, 1957
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
OFFICIAL MINUTES
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1957
The Supreme President, bro. Mandich, opened
sion with official greetings. All Members of the Board were
present with the exception of bro. Grasha, who is on the
West Coast on official business.
The Minutes of the September 11 meeting
proved as read.
The Supreme Secretary, bro. Bella, presented the fol
lowing cases:
Lodge 19 At the request of the lodge, the Board ap
proved a donation of $25.00 from the National Fund to their
destitute member, bro. Ivan Haramic.
Lodge 40 Sister Ljubica Seperic designated her hus
band as beneficiary, who predeceased the member. The
Board approved payment of the claim to 2 surviving chil
dren.
Lodge 170 Bro. Peter Majhan wishes to change ben
eficiaries by agreement to a friend, Mary Bianco, which
the Board approved.
Lodge 608 Bro. Luka Masoncic left a portion of his
death benefits to his son Mitar, to whom said benefits were
paid in 1940. Said check has only now been presented for
payment by a party other than the beneficiary, which pay
ment was withheld by the Board until such time as the
Home Office receives approval from the beneficiary that
same may be paid.
Bro. Krasich was delegated to attend the 50th Anni
versary celebration and banquet of Lodge 170 to be held
in Gary on October 27.
Bro. Mandich was delegated, to attend the 50th Anni
versary celebration and banquet of Lodge 351 to be held
in Detroit on October 20.
The Board approved the request of the Des Plames
public school system to rent one cottage at our Children s
Home for a period of 11 weeks to 17 student teachers.
Bros. Mandich, Bella and Servov gave their reports
on the Citizenship Conference which they attended in Wash
ington, D. C. Bro. Mandich also reported on the People-to
people Program which he attended the following day in
New York City. Their expenses were approved for pay
ment as follows: Bro. Mandich, $185.11 Bro. Bella, $149.39
Bro. Servov, $201.27.
A letter of thanks and appreciation was received from
bro. Rescic of Cleveland for our donation of $100.00 to their
Junior baseball team, which was acknowledged and filed.
Bro. Mandich is to attend a banquet of Lodge 423 in
Aliquippa on October 27, which is being held in honor of
the Lodge Secretary, bro. Babich, and all 50 year mem
bers of the lodge.
The Board unanimously approved the following recom
mendation of the Supreme Secretary: At the time a certi
ficate matures or becomes fully paid-up and the member
does not at that time choose to pay CFU funds of 32 cents,
such member must pay all back dues from the date said
certificate became paid-up should he decide to pay said
funds at some later date.
The following items were approved for payment:
$100.00 donation to Lodge 126 towards the purchase
of jackets for their 1957 softball champs.
$15.00 to the Nebraska Fraternal Congress for dues.
$690.00 to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department for
printing of 50 copies of the Report of Examination.
$15.00 to the CFU Minnesota Federation of Lodges
for rental of a hall for their campaign conference held in
Hibbing on September 1.
$35.00 each to bros. Borich and Verbos for attending
the campaign conference held in Bethlehem, Pa., on April
14th.
$1072.72 to the Wright Co. of Syracuse for 2530 CFU
1958 Wall Calendars.
$15.00 to the Michigan Fraternal Congress for dues.
Bro. Ovcarich presented the following cases:
Lodge 616 Sister Marija Pozek, cert. 62754, under
went a major operation which is not payable under our By
Laws. On the recommendation of the lodge, the Board ap
proved a donation of $50.00 from the National Fund.
Lodge 541 Sister Mary Owens, cert. C-68314, sub
mitted claims for sick and operation benefits. Said claims
could not be approved for payment since she was under
going treatment for her illness within 1 year of insurability
as stated in Section 253. Furthermore, on the recommenda
tion of the Supreme Medical Director, the Board agreed
that she is to be removed from said funds.
There being no further business to transact, the Su
preme President adjourned the meeting.
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JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Lodge 5 Tenpin League
October 4, 1957 W
Baretincic Mortician* 5 3
Lodge 5 5 3
St. Rochus Church 3 5
Pavich Amusements 3 5
Individual Hight
Rudy Kopriva 197-524
Carmen Magistro 511
John Boros 210-511
Charles Novosel 509
Sue Hockycko 172-41"
Rita Fishter 154-408
St. Rochus Church 827-2331
Baretincic Morticians 2280
Pavich Amusements 830
GRANITE CITY, ILL.
Velebit Lodge 222 League
October II. 105T W
Team No. 2 19
Team No. 3 14
Team No. 4 13
Team No. 1 8
Individual Highs
Ed Sprajcar 226-608
.Joe Minkowski 236-606
John Tarasovich 549
Sam Naglich 526
Ed Zabotka 511
Individual Avenges
John Belloroff 182
Sam Naglich 179
Rudy Stimac 179
John Tarasovich 176
Joe Gudac 174
Joe Purdes 170
VERSAILLES, PA.
Lodge 146 Ladies League
October 4, 1957 W
Orchids 9 6
Violets 9 6
Trises 8 7
Roses 7 8
(Tulips 6 9
(Lilacs 8 9
Individual Highl
Mary Balun 179*438
Mary Pavlic 425
Evelyn Baker 417
Chris Zibrat 399
Helen Buzek 398
Kate Pavlic 373
Marge Wukoson 174
Team Highs
Roses 631-1755
Lilacs 615-1730
Ann Bernick, Sec y.
ALIQUIPPA, PA.
Alc-ros Lodge 720 League
October 12, 1957 W
Treys 12 3
Quads 9 6
Deuces 5 10
Aces 4 11
Individual Highs
John Barancho 484
John Yatson 469
Steve Turkovich 210-454
Ann Komar 175-486
Ann Thomas 192-425
Mary Thomas 401
Team Highs
Treys 709-2067
Deuces 718-1899
Ann Thomas, Sec'y.
McKEESPORT, PA.
Nest 37 League
September 22, 1951 W
Eagles 3 0
Ravens 3 0
Hawks 2 1
Robins i 1 2
Larks 0 3
Cardinals 0 3
Individual Highs
Bill Martinis 130-349
George Rendulic 143-343
Bobby Rendulic 326
Dave Rendulic 323
Bernice Brfetic 121-331
Team Highs
Eagles 448-1258
Larks 389-1134
Lois M. Berletic, Sec'y.
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physique to its best advan
tage in hastening his recup
eration along the lines pre
scribed by his surgeon.
The medical data sup
plied through Vari papa's
surgery is one example of
how bowling can aid in at
taining physical fitness.
His long years of bowling
activity and his practice of
moderation in all things had
kept Andy in near perfect
physical condition.
Crowned King In 1946
And practice he had
through the years! Andy Va
ripapa decided to forego his
other loves of baseball and
boxing.
By 1920, he had achieved
a degree of local fame in the
Long Island and Brooklyn
areas. By the 1930's he was
nationally famous as the
greatest trick shot artist in
bowling and made more than
a dozen movie shorts.
His feat of rolling two
balls simultaneously to pick
up the 7-10 split was seen
by millions.
His greatest moment as a
bowler arrived in 1946 when,
WEST ALLIS, WISC.
Mixed Handicap League
October 7, 1981 W I.
Knaus 10 5
Ben-Day 8'* 6t2
Pintars 8'j 6'i
Sarichs 8 7
MaydakS 6 9
Pathfinders 4 11
Individual Highs
Emil Pintar 211-610
Nick Babich 176-483
Mike Papa 442
Dick Anich 440
Joan Bilan 185-510
Mary Seidler 166-459
Josephine Knaus 119
Adele Peronovic 414
Team Highs
Knaus 2050
Ben Day 733-2017
Pintars 705
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Chicago So. Side Women's League
October 6. 1957 W
Corrigan Heating 7
Team No. 2
Polich Construction 4
Križari 8
Team No. 3 3
Wm. Ropa Insurance 2
Individual High*
Elenore Kavois 168-444
Jean Zemait 155-420
Delores McGuire 394
Josephine Randich 385
Ruth Zakaria 383
Margaret Ranđich 375
Team Highs
Križari 2489
Team No. 3 2472
Team No. 3 864
TORONTO, ONTARIO
Lodge 650 League
October «, 1957 Pts.
Eagles 26
Bengals 23
Wildcats 23
Indians 12
Hotshots 9
Vultures 9
Starfires i 6
Leafs 4
Individual Highs
John Milakovich 748
Jack Belobradich 331-712
John Lozo 711
Tony Senzel 697
Bob Nizich 688
Kay Pavlovich 640
Rosie Misetich 252-632
Dianne Chuvald i 600
Mary Ann Milakovich ........281-594
Eileen Chuvalo 551
Mary Klobuchar 278-551
John Milkovich 330
Team Highs
Wildcats 1300-3328
Eagles 3328
Bengals 1218-8324
Anthony J. Filipovich, Sec'y.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Chicago So. Side Mai's League
October 6, 1957 W
Dr. Katich 10 5
Francis Tavern 10 5
Lodge 202 9 6
Fran's Service 9 6
Bogetich Florists 8 7
Metal Cabinets 6 9
Team No. 6 4 11
Golich Morticians 4 11
Individual Highs
H. Buktenica 233-607
D. Celic 222-572
V. Kariolich .......... 572
W. Ranđich 548
D. Kruzic 539
S. Milo« 536
R. Buktenica 227-534
L. Buktenica 532
F. Zakaria 530
Team Highs
Lodge 202 918-2625
Dr. Katich 2487
Metal Cabinets 2485
Millions on North American Continent Bowling Devotees
as an "old man" of 55 he won
the national match game title
in the All-Star Tournament.
Until this moment Andy's
fame rested mainly on his
magnificent bag of trick
shots.
The victory stunned bowl
ing experts because Andy had
been rated as nothing but a
"fancy trick shot artist who
couldn't stand up in real com
petition" before the All-Star
began.
The fact that Andy repeat
ed in the 1947 All-Star Tour
nament, won the national
doubles with Lou Campi and
took over the ABC Ten Year
Averages lead the same year
only served to prove his point
that he was indeed "The
world's greatest bowler."
No. 1 USA Recreation
Bowling today is a far cry
from the small, smoked-filled
rooms with two or four al
leys where Varipapa began
over half a century ago.
"The change in bowling
that makes me happiest,"
says Andy, "is the way it has
developed into a game for the
whole family. With big, clean
modern bowling centers
All Roads Lead To St. Louis, Missouri, May 15-16-17-18, 1958
Individual Highs
Richard Hrnyak 194-507
Ronald McLean 469
John Fuduric 462
Steven Haic 209-460
Arlene Skorich 172-180
Judy Bilicic 170-463
Geraldine Kleindienst 434
Andrea Bilicic 368
Patricia Kovacevic 341
Team Highs
Calypsos .^898-1710
Aristocrats 1723
Woodpeckers 604
BUFFALO, NEW YORK
Jerry Kustich. Jr.
Memorial League
October 13, 1957 W
Fine Bunch 10 2
Deuces
Individual Highs
Samuel Alberti 213-583
George Toth 514
Mike Lodick 214-505
Jim Martinic 502
Ann Barilec 420
Wanda Pasieka 152-416
Rita Strusa 400
I Cary Di Martile 163-374
Joyce Matijas 370
Team Highs
Fine Bunch 969-2800
Hi Los 2785
Updowns 978
Samuel J. Alberti, Sec'y.
equipped with all the latest
devices like the Brunswick
Automatic Pinsetter, Mom
and Pop can take the kids
during any of their leisure
hours and enjoy the world's
greatest game.
While it isn't every bowl
er who becomes champion
or even wins a fair amount
of local fame, every bowler
does get the physical bene
fits of bowling that Andy
so well demonstrates.
Bowling does not require
violent physical exertion. A
person can bowl as gently as
he or she wishes. It is not un
usual to see eight-year-olds
bowling alongside their par
ents on a family bowling day.
Neither is it unusual to see
older people in their 60's and
70'« enjoying a few lines of
bowling during the afternoon.
I Both young and old keep
I active and keep fit while hav
I inga sociable line of bowling.
Most of these bowlers are
having too much fun bowling
to think of the physical bene
fits. But* Jthe benefits are
there.
Next weefi, Marion Lade
wig.
COMMUNIQUES FROM THE SOCIETY'S AMERICAN AND CANADIAN BOWLING FRONTS
Echoes of The 1957 Duckpin Tourney
21st Duckpin Tournament
April 26-27-28, 1957
McKeesport, Pa.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Receipts
44 men's teams, entry fees
110 men's doubles, entry
fees 440.00
259 men's singles, entry fees 518.00
18 women's teams, entry fees 180.00
32 women's doubles, entry feeg 128.00
61 women's singles, entry fees 122.00
Balance, 1956 tourney 49.80
C.F.U. appropriation 787.50
Total $2665.30
Disbursements
Bowling fees $737.85
Scorekeepers' services 112.45
Cash prizes women's teams 180.00
women's doubles 100.00
women's singles 94.00
women's special awards 26.50
men's teams 462.00
men's doubles 304.00
men's singles 347.00
men's special awards 37.50
Stationery supplies and adding machine .... 9.06
Administration expenses 51.20
Balance carried to 1958 tournament $ 203.74
Note: Cash prizes were detailed in the June 5, 1957,
issue of the Zajedničar.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
Inter-Nests League
September 21,1957 Pts.
Gutter Sweepers 8
St. Nicks 7
Calypsos 7
4 Weeds A 1 Rose 6
Woodpeckers 5
Aristocrats 5
Muffeteers 4
Whiz Kids 4
Frank Braidic, Director Sports-Educational Dept.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
DETROIT, MICH.
Detroit Mixed League
October 6, 1957 W
Cokers 15 5
Casino Five 14 6
Hot Shots 13 7
Misfits 12 8
Krums 11 9
Tinkers 11 9
Hangovers 11 0
Toppers 10 10
Jaces 9 U
Mixers 9 11
Pocketpickers 12
Team No. 14 8 12
Lazetta 5 15
Jays 4 16
Individual Highs
Chuck Bidoli 225-592
Chuck Barkovich 569
John Magiera 555
Dony Gray 222
Fred Gregorich 222
Ginny Koss 557
Lillian Bunjevac 202-541
Alice Gray 200-528
Jennie Barkovich 200
Marge Chovich 200
Team Highs
Hangovers 823-2363
Toppers 2306
Casino Five 856-2273
Hot Shots 818
Note: There will. be no bowling
October 20th.
Dynos 6 6
Updowns 6 6
Misfits 6 6
Hi-Los 6 6
Sure Things 5 7
Toppers 2 10
INDIANA HARBOR, IND.
Harborites League
October 6, 1957 W
H. Stepich 13 2
A. Zunac 11 4
M. Yancich 6 6
R. Huss 8 7
M. Tadey 7 8
M. Trtan 7 s
A. Kresich 6 9
S. Trtan 0
D. Zafran 5 in
L. Kresich 4
EAST PITTSBURGH, PA.
Lodge 141 I^ngne
September 26, 1057 W
Crows 5 1
Jays 4 2
Buzzards 2 I
Eagles 1 5
Individual Hiffhs
Emil Sardoch 183-507
Joe Pribanic 165-440
Frank Pribanic 43S
Matt Mlinarich 365
Helen Pribanic 174-471
Freda Pribanic 422
Pauline Pribanic 162-100
Kassy Sardoch 352
Team Highs
Jays 697-1904
Crows 640-1880
Emii Sardoch, Sec'y.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Lodge 440 Mixed League
September 30,1957 W
Ban Jelacic 11 1
& Dairy 10 2
Jovial Club 8V* 3',j
Maday Florists 712 4,4
Roddy's Hangar fl 514
Kompare Funeral Home .... 6 6
Golich Funeral Home fli/a
Alfirevich Tavern 5 7
J. G. Henneberger 5 7
Nick & Dorothy Tavern .... 4 8
Perkich Tavern 3 9
Svalina Realty 1^4 lOVfc
Individual Highs
George Sudar 534
Joe Stincic 223-522
John Jovanovich 515
John Spudic 518
John Sudar 491
Bob Chorak 202
Ann Kallanj 454
Mary Lou Tomich 448
Ann Jovanovich 191-4415
Josephine Stengel 436
Mary Sudar 428
Mary Plesha 170-426
Team Highs
& Dairy 806-2274
Alfirevich Tavern 791-2242
Roddy's Hangar 2218
Ban Jelacic 811
Individual Highs
Milan Kalafatich 224-606
Anthony Tadey 215-595
Miles Piskol 224-572
Peter Simatovich 551
Joseph Marianich 533
Marge Trtan 170-501
Ann Zunac 184-495
Marie Yancich 187-482
Madge Sindicich 479
Mickey Dubiel 473
Martha Dominic 196
Team Highs
Youngstown Ladies In
Plans For Masque Ball
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio
The Ladies Auxiliary will
sponsor a Halloween Party
at the Croatian Home, 1012
West Federal St., on Wednes
day, October 30, at 7:30 p.m.
Everyone is urged to mask,
as prizes will be awarded for
the best dressed and funniest
costumes.
Refreshments will be avail
able and there will be plenty
of fun for young and old
alike.
EVERY MEMBER
GET A MEMBER
Committees, headed by our generously have given their
capable President, George Ku- time and goods previously.
rilich, are now formulating
plans to make this affair a
funfest for all. A modern
dance band has been contrac
ted by Milton Misetich, prom
ising a full evening of fun.
Hoosiers Sweeper To
Be Run Off Feb. 15th
On East Chicago Lanes
EAST CHICAGO, Ind.
The 9th CFU Hoosiers'
Sweepstakes, previously an
nounced in these columns, will
take place at this city's East
Chicago Recreation Parlors
Saturday afternoon, February
15, 1958.
Last year this event, solely
a five-man competition, polled
thirty-two entries, 22 among
the men and 10 from the wo
men.
Seven cities, Chicago,
East Chicago, Gary, Ham
mond, Whiting, Indiana
Harbor and Battle Creek
in three states, Indiana, Illi
nois and Michigan, were
represented.
Entry blanks have been
mailed to all 1957 and 1956
team captains. If inadvertent
ly you were missed or have
a team aligned, write or con
tact the Sweepstakes secre
tary, George J. Stiscak, 5623
Homerlee Avenue, East Chi
cago, Indiana phone East
Chicago—7817.
AKRON, OHIO
Lodge t7'i l.eague
October 5, 1957 Pt*.
Bird Sheriffs 11
CFU No. 472 14
Pickford Florists lS1^
Action Shirts 12
Croatian Club 11
Lolich Bar B-Q 10
Quick Lunch 10
Di Feo Poultry 10
Blair Displays 9
Burger Beer 0
Twin Construction 8
Gran Alleys 7
J. A. S. 6
Dunn & Quiglev 6
Individual Highs
Tony Donofrio 231-661
Milo Chelovitz 579
John Ross 571
John Furman 566
.Tukle King 543
Dot Trkulya 176-501
Ruth Lolich 180-172
Carrie Jurkovic 471
Wilma Likevich 460
Vi Shelton 439
Team digits
Bird Sher i s 6 7 2- 1 6
Tony Donofrio, Scc'y.
WELLAND, ONTARIO
Lodge 617 League
September 30,1957 W I.
Jacks 6 3
I Kings 5 1
Queens 4 5
Aces r. 6
I Individual Hijjlis
Joseph Miha'.jev 272 738
Peter Atamanjak 579
John Brkljacic 584
Frank Zoretich 566
'.lack Buban ?61
Marv Muznr 578
Irene Husnik 222-557
Anne Karal 230-538
'jeanette Hucic 533
I Dora Bubanko 235
Team Highs
Aces 2909
i Kings 1102-2869
Jacks 1113
I Lillian Cunjak, Sec'y.
Los Angeles 177 Social Sports Club
Sets Date For Annual Halloween Dance
Lodge Committees Going All-Out To Make
October Hop Success Of First Water
MONROVIA, Cal. Satur- In our kitchen we will fea
day, October 26, is the date ture such foods as home-made
set for the Annual Halloween sausage, hot dogs, baked
Dance to be given under the ham and delicious cakes and
auspices of the Social and strudels, prepared by our ver
Athletic Club of CFU Lodge satile bakers, the Mesdames
177. The site of this affair Rose Antonich, Anna Badovi
will be St. Anthony's Church, nac, Ann Kurtnaker. Jose
Hall, 714 N. Alpine St., Los phine Misic, Stephanie Stani
Angeles. jsich and Mary Tadic, who so
Come out and join us for
get your inhibition or com
plexes and mask. There will
be prizes for the most novel
costumes.
Farrell Sports Group
To Stage Masque Ball
Saturday, November 2
FARRELL, Pa. The Cro
atian Athletic Club will spon
sor a Halloween Dance on
Saturday, November 2, at the
Croatian Home, Staunton St.
All members of the Athle
tic Club and their friends are
welcome to attend.
Members are asked to
please note that meetings are
held on the first Sunday of
every month at 3:00 p.m.
Nominations for next
year's officers will be held at
the November 3 meeting.
IT CAN'T BE BEAT
TELL THE WORLD
CHARLENE'S MUSIC CORNER
New Manager JOHN GBEGURICH
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