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WEIKTON, VV. Va. The|
Police Lodge on Collier Road i
will be the scene of the CFU
Lodge 595 Annual Picnic on
Sunday, June 29.
The grounds are level and
clean and there are parking
facilities for over 200 autos.
There is no need to worry in
the case of rain, for there is
enough shelter for approxi
mately 1000 people.
Entertainment by the Po
žega Brothers Tamburi tza
Orchestra of Youngstown,
Ohio, will delight young
and old.
Featured on the menu for
the day will be the traditional
barbecued lamb and cooling
drinks.
Members and friends of
Lodge 595 and members of
the tri-state area Lodges, 158.
564, 548, 166, 523, 2, 83, and
745, are all cordially invited
JANKI JAKOVAC (305), leli, ami Nancy 24 th Annual Nat'l Tenpinarama. The young
Jovanovio (.899), who were crowned Junior ladies, representing St. Louis Nest 324, ac
Division Girls' Doubles Champions during the
staging May 14-18 in St. Louis of the CFU's
Y -i* »V A NOVIC, St. Louis Nest 324, accepts trophy from
Jr. Order Director Michael Grasha symbolizing her triumph as
the Girls' Singles Queen during the Junior end of the CFU's
24th Annual Nat'l Tenpin Tourney, held May 14-18, 1958, in
St. Louis. Her total, 399 pins. She also posted the girls' solo
hi?h of 158.
EVERY MEMBER
GET A MEMBER
Real Treat Weekly At
Youngstown Croat Home
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio
The new management of the
Croatian Home, 1012 West
Federal St., wishes to an
nounce that we will be serv
ing barbecued lamb and chic
kens every Sunday, beginning
at noon and continuing
through suppertime.
Barbecuing is done by
the newly formed Olenych
Banko outfit, with fireman
"Pep" Srnec at the throttle.
So plan to enjoy your next
to join us on this day of mer- Sunday meal with us at the
rymaking. I Croatian Home.
Walter Kacer, Sec'y.J Chuck Koker, Mgr.
SOCIETY...
E A E Z A E N IČ A
Every Member Get A Member
Ohio, whose 1,742 score brought
them the Junior Division Girls' Crown during the May 14-18,
1958, running in St. Louis cf the CFU's Siih .'imuil Nat'l Ten
pin Tourney. Third from left is Mrs. Anna Kescic, Manager
cepted their trophies from Jr. Order Director
Michael (irasha.
Conway 540 Pin Loop
Meeting Will Be Held
Friday Night, June 27th
CONWAY, Pa. Members
[of CFU Lodge 540 who arc
interested in bowling in the
forthcoming season are asked
to attend the meeting which
will be held in the Lodge Club
Rooms on June 27 at 7:30
p.m.
At that time plans will
be discussed and drawn up
for the future and registra
tion for the season will
follow.
Young or old, every Lodge
540 member should join this
League.
CANTON, Ohio The An
nual Picnic of CFU Lodge 514
will take place on Sunday,
June 29, at Clemen's Grove,
Georgetown Rd., N.E.
The festivities will get un
der way at noon, at which
time there will be, ready for
serving, barbecued lamb, cool
ing drinks, and the usual pic-j
nic refreshments.
To make this outing com
plete the Star Tamburitza
Orchestra of Massillon will
provide music for dancing
from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m.
We invite all our C.F.U.
members, friends, and those
of other Slav nationalities to
attend.
Chicago Junior Loop
Back For Summer Run
CHICAGO C.F.U. Jr
Nest 242, much as it did last
year at this time, will have a
Junior Bowling League this
summer. Action began May 2
and with this reporting we
have bowled 12 games each.
The names of the teams in
the order of their current
standing are Pin Spotters in
first place, the Lucky Strikes
in the runner-up spot, the
Four Strikes next, and hold
ing down the cellar position
the Bowling Aces.
The bowling to which the
youngsters eagerly look for
ward will continue through
out the summer.
Danice Jerbic, Scribe
For it is at that time thatjorder
the organization, We s e n I
Pennsylvania United Lodges]have
of the Croatian Fraternal Um-jouaint
Canton Members Will
Enjoy Life June 29th
tournament champions hail-
ing from this area.
The occasion and means
will be a Testimonial Din
ner in their honor at 1:00
P.M., Saturday, June 28th,
at the Croatian Center.
On the honored list will be
the Nest 4 Junior Basketball
champs from Johnstown, Pa.,
who copped the title in
Youngstown, Ohio, last
March. Also the Juniors, girls
and boys, Duckpin Champions
who by coincidence both come
from McKeesport Nest 37,
and came by their title this
past Aprjl in Etna.
Strange Coincidence
The senior champs to be
honored will be the men's
Duckpin champs from Lodge
194 of Monessen and the
Lodge 4 women's Duckpin
champions who came out top
most during the 1958 tourna
ment in Etna.
Then by strange coince
dence, or better still unex
pectedly, w e had the Johns
town Lodge 5 men win the
team scratch title in St.
Louis this past May. The
Lodge 141 ladies of East
Pittsburgh came thru with
the team handicap title in
their division.
Since the participants' In
the Tenpin Tournament come
from a dozen states and even
Canada, there is little likeli
hood that Western Pennsyl
vania teams will repeat this
again soon to have two sets
of Tanpin champions.
Picnic After Dinner
While enumerated champ
ions are to be duly honored at
this Dinner, we also want and
have mailed invitational let-
of Nest 55. The champs, exact pictorial order not made known,
are Anna Marie Bilicic, Patricia Runjevac, Andrea Silicic,
Patricia Kovacic, and Captain Judy Bilicic. The Cleveland Nest
is one of the largest and most active in the Society.
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Basketball And Bowling Champs Will
Be Wined, Dined June 28th At Center
By Society's United West Penn Lodges
Recent Johnstown and East Pittsburgh
Triumphs At Nat'l Tourney In St. Louis
Paved Way For Tribute To Local Kingpins
PITTSBURGH 'For the past quarter century and
even three decades we have had the C.F.U. members in
this end of the State participating in one sports event or
the other. Still others partook of more than one of the So
ciety-sponsored events.
At no time, either because we lacked a common and
private grounds as the Croatian Center affords and because
fate favored Western Pennsylvanians at the C.F.U. tourna
ments in Youngstown, O., andf
St. Louis, Mo., will there be ters to all other team captains
an opportunity to bring to- and coaches, etc.
gether at one time and at one sizeable representation
place so many of the area s from Western Pennsylva
champions and sportsmen as
Center in nearby Millvale.
sportsmen is expected
will be possible Saturday, that day at the Croatian Cen
June 28th, at the Croatian' ^er
here privacy and being
ngst your own will be the
of the day
the opportunity to
competitive plan as will all
I older members whom age has
i. ... i. put in the "fraternalist and
on, has seen fit to honor the
To some of the younger
set this may be the first
visit to the Croatian Cen
ter to others the first op
portunity to meet also the
men directing the Center.
After the Dinner, the af
fair will resolve itself into a
picnic for which there are am
ple grounds with refresh
ments available to those who
like that form of association
and dancing to the music of
John Grgurich's Greyko Re
cording Tamburica Orchestra
for those desiring to trip the
light fantastic.
Tix Still Available
The tickets to the Testimo
nial Dinner sell at a very rea
sonable rate.
Those still possessing out
standing tickets are urged to
make their returns as soon as
possible in order that the com
jnittee on preparations can all
the better judge themselves
for the Dinner.
The picnic which follows
the Testimonial Dinner is
open to C.F.U. members
too, not necessarily tour
nament participants and
sportsmen.
Contact for tickets and the
return of same should be
made to Philip Vukelich, sec
retary of the hosting organ
ization, at 3441 Forbes St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. (13).
For those coming to the
Croatian Center for the first
time, the site is located off
Babcock Boulevard in Mill
vale, Pa.
DON BKIDICK (532), left, and Sam Georgcff
(405), center, the Granite City, III. Nest 29
duo who eame away as the Junior Division
Boys' Doubles Kingpins following the running
RADOMIR JAKOVAC, center, whoso 'M9 solo
brought still another Junior Tourney honor
to Nest 324 during the May 14-18 unfolding
in St. Louis of the CFU's 24th Annual Nat'l
No Grass Growing Under "Hrvatska Sloboda" Feet
CHICAGO The "Hrvat
ska Sloboda" CFU Lodge 32
Athletic Club held its Annual
Meeting Saturday, April 12,
1958.
The main order of business
was the election of officers,
with the following results:
President, Philip Urasky
Vice President, Edward Vu
cinic Treasurer, Charles Vu
cinic Secretary, Carrie Uras
ky Social Committee, Joseph
S. Jerbich, Joe Kuhtic, and
Emil Smetko Board of Trus
tees, Rady Cvijanovic, Mil
dred Kovacic, and Frank Ku
no vie Secretary and Treasu
rer of Bowling League for
1958-59 Season, Mary Lou
Chicago's Ledge 32 Athletic Club Out To Rise and Shine
Windsor Members Plan Joint Fete For July 5
WINDSOR, Ont. The
Croatian National Home, 2520
Seminole St., will be the scene
of a Picnic on Saturday, July
5, sponsored by CFU Lodge
952 and Nest 602.
Beginning at 2:00 pjoa.,
there will be plenty of hot
barbecued lamb and tasty
solid and liquid refreshments
NEST 324, St. Louis, who came through with 2,213 sticks to
lay claim to the Junior Division Boys' Championship follow
ing the staging May 14-18 last in St. Louis of the- Society's
24th Annual Nat'l Tenpin Classic, Third from right, CFU
Kunovic and Publicity Edi
tor, Joseph S, Jerbich.
The new officers wish to
take this opportunity to
thank the nominating com
mittee and all the msmbers
for their fine support in
giving them the chance to
carry on thq^ good work
that our outgoing officers
have given to our Athletic
Club and Lodge 32 »o often
in the past.
As always, they served
with the best interest of all
the membership and the CFU
upmost in their mind.
In acknowledgement o
their fine work during the
past year we would like tJ
for the enjoyment of all.
In addition, musical en
tertainment will be by our
local well known musicians,
under the direction of bro.
Mike Tomicic.
We invite all our people of
Windsor and vicinity and the
members of neighboring
Lodge 638 to attend.
May 14-18 in St. Louis of the Society's 24th
Annual Nat'l Tenpin Tourney. That's
Jr.
Order Director Michacl Grasha at end of
Tenpin Tournament. At left, CFU High Trial
Board Prexy John Badovinac, Cleveland, Ohio,
and at right, Robert Potocnjak, St. Lou if,
Chairman of the Nat'l Tourney Committee.
publicly thank the outgoing
officers:
President, George Pazuli
nec Vice President, Edward
Vucinic Recording Secretary,
Rose Smetko Corresponding
Secy., Blanche u a n e k
Treasurer, Mary Biskupic
Masquerade Chairman, Jo
seph Pa vlak, Jr. Social
Chairman, Mildred Kovacic
Board of Trustees, Joseph S.
Jerbich, Bill Josephus, Duke
Kovacic, and Emil Lackovic
Secy, of Bowling League, Tom
Rubinic, Jr. and Treasurer
of Bowling League, Chaflea
Vucinic.
East Pitt Singers To
Make Merry June 29th
EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa.
The "Sloboda" Singing So
ciety and the East Pittsburgh
Kolo Group will stage a Pic
nic at the Trafford Gun Gub
on Sunday, June 29th.
There will be music for dan
cing by a popular orchestra
and hot barbecued lamb and
other refreshments will be
served.
Sup. President V. I. Mandich. The team, not identified in order
of appearance, Radomir Jaltovac, John Manestar, Tom Benac,
Milan Ivankovich, and skipper Don Dreher. These youngsters
look like CFU senior tourney greats of the futiye.