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Barbara, Jo Zarkovich
bred
Mrs. E. Gross, Sec'y.
B. Bartulovich, Pres.
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ill
Zora Blogovich. Sec'y.
ON THE
MEMBER
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&
Eva Yezic, Rec.
"ZAJEDNICA**
Marion Margetich, Sec'y
LEGAL COUNSELLOR
CHILDREN'S HOME
John Naglich, Sec'y.
*age U \n\n December 3, 1958
So. Chicago Singers
Name 1959 Leadership
SO. CHICAGO, 111. On
Friday, November 7, the
o a i a S i n i n S o i e y
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 offi
cers took place November 23
in the Singing Society's Club
room.
The possibility of singing
in Detroit this coming sum
in«" was brought up, but as
yet no definite plans have
been made.
Uniontown Members To
Discuss Holiday Plans
UNIONTOWN Members
of CFU Lodge 72 are asked
to attend the Annual Meeting
on Sunday, December 7th, at
the Croatian Home, 2:00 p.m.
The election of officers will
be an important item on the
agenda and we ask you to
Tote for the persons whom
yon think most capable of. ,,
conducting the lodge affairs )P'»-
for the best interest of the
membership.
As soon as the lodge meet
ing is adjourned the Mothers
Club will have their annual
session.
Final plans for the Nest
Christmas Party will be dis
cussed, an election of officers
Will be held and other unfin
ished business will be comple
ted.
Upon adjournment refresh
ments will be served by the
oommittee in charge, Cathe
rine M. Francis, Ann Lai a
Kulich, and Emelia Sabatula.
Catherine M. Francis, Mgr.
Kensington Lodge 6(0
Awaits Dec. 7 Voting
MEW KENSINGTON, Pa.
AH members of CFU Lodge
060 are hereby reminded to
attend the Annual Meeting
which will be held on Sunday,
December 7, at the PLMS
HaH, at 1:00 p.m.
This session is of the ut
most importance, for we will
elect lodge officers for the
coming New Year.
Members are also asked to
settle their delinquent 1958
dues payments during this
session.
Anna. Grabowski, Pres.
Tube City Mothers In
Annual Banquet Dec. 7
McKEESPORT, Pa. The
Christian Mothers of the Sa­
Heart R. C. Church will
Stage their 10th Anniversary
Banquet on Sunday, Decem
ber 7, in the Sacred Heart
'Hall, 705 Shaw Ave., begin
ning at 6:00 p.m.
Admission for adults will
be $2.00 and for children un
der 12, $1.00.
Fresno 581 Could Use
Some Younger Leaders
FRESNO, Calif. At this
time we wish to invite all our
members of CFU Lodge 581
to attend the regular and an
nual meetings which will be
held Sunday, December 21, at
2:30 p.m.
As soon as the regular or
der of business has been com
pleted we will proceed with
the election of officers for
1959.
It would be nice if more
of our younger members
would attend this session
and accept the positions of
lodge officials.
We believe that our mem
bers, born in this country,
could do a very good job of
carrying on the lodge trans
actions in the English lan
guage.
After the meetings there
will be a supper for all the
members and their families.
Braddock Members Can
Better Lodge Dec. 7th
BRADDOCK, Pa. The
next regular monthly meeting
of "St. Joseph" CFU Lodge 43
will take place on Sunday, De
cember 7, promptly at 7:00
p.m., at the Croatian Home,
912 Talbot Avenue.
As a general rule our meet
ings commence at 8:00 p.m.
However, due to the necessity
of holding our annual meet
ing, this session will convene
one hour earlier, that is, at 7
We Mk that
this change of time in mind.
Following a short recess, an
election of Lodge officers for
the new year will take place
and the usual annual business
and lodge rulings will be up
for discussion.
Members who are
Republic 528 Ladies
To Serve Meal Dec. 14
If all members abiae with
my request, there will be very
little, or possibly no indebted
ness at the close of this year.
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.
The club rooms are loca
ted a& Third and Jefferson
Street and have been newly
redecorated.
We hope to see all of you
there this coming Saturday
and every Saturday there
after.
EVERY MEMBER
NOTE: The English Section of the Zajedničar expressly de
nies any responsibility for the safekeeping or return of unso
licited pictures, photographs, ete.
ONE DOLLAR is the fee charged for the pub-
M® I lication of one-column pictures of individual
IV members in the Zajednicu*. FIVE DOLLARS
is required for two-column pictures showing
several persons. SEVEN DOLLARS is the fee for three
column pictures showing tamburitza ensembles, groups, etc.,
not exceeding six persons. TEN DOLLARS is required for
the publication of such large pictures as singing societies,
wedding groups showing bridesmaids, mass meetings, etc.
The fee MUST accompany each picture. Make all Checks or
Money Orders payable to the CROATIAN FRATERNAL
UNION OF AMERICA and forward together with photo Lo:
"ZAJEDNIČAR" English Section
3441 FORBES AVE. Pittsburgh (18), Pa.
REPUBLIC, Pa. The
next regular meeting of Cro
atian Fraternal Union Lodge
528 will take place Sunday,
December 14.
After its adjournment we
will also' hold our annual elec
tion of Lodge officers, whose
duty it will be to conduct our
lodge affairs during the forth
coming year.
A social hour will follow
the business session, at
which time a covered dish
luncheon will be served by
our lodge ladies.
We hope that those of you
who read this will remember
that the mothers of Nest 189
members will soon meet for
the purpose of planning the
Junior Christmas Party.
Until December 14, we wish
all a very ha-ppy holiday sea
son.
Mary Depcrymski, Mgr.
Battle Creek Leaders
To Be Named Dec. 21st
BATTLE CREEK, Mich.
The Regular and Annual
Meetings of CFU Lodge 533
will be held Sunday, Decem
ber 21.
The regular session will
begin at 1:00 p.m., and im
mediately after its adjourn
ment we will proceed with the
election of officers and other
yearly business.
Cards will be sent out to
notify the members of this
important meeting and those
who do not attend will be
fined.
Tire Hilf, Pa., 716
In Rally December 7th
rears in the payment of their
dues, please make every ef
fort to take care of this mat
ter, as soon as possible in
fact, prior to the closing of
our records on December 24.
TIRE HILL, Pa. "Go
lub" CFU Lodge 716 will hold
its last meeting of the year
on Sunday, December 7, at
the SNPJ Hall, beginning at
1:30 p.m.
It seems that only the same
few members have been at
tending our past meetings, so
we are hoping to see some
new faces at this forthcom
ing session.
-Croatian Fraternal Union, The World's Greatest Fraternity of Croats-
Cleveland (2 Juniors
Guaranteed Grand Time
CLEVELAND, O. This
is to notify all lodge members
and relatives that the CFU
Nest 62 Christmas Party will
be held Sunday, December 21,
at St. Nicholas Hall, East
36th and Superior Ave., at 3
p.m.
Santa Claus will distribute
candy and gifts to all nest
members and refreshments
will be served to everyone in
attendance. Door prizes will
also be raffled for' children
and adults.
All members are invited to
attend.
Ann L. Winter, Mgr.
San Pedro 588 Confab
Should Attract Crowd
SAN PEDRO, Calif. We
wish to notify the members
of CFU Lodge 588 that our
regular and yearly meetings
will be held on Sunday, De
cember 14, at the Yugoslav
Hall, 17th Palos Verdes St.,
at 8:30 a.m.
Earlier, the meetings had
been scheduled to take place
December 21.
Members are all urged to
be in attendance so that they
may vote for the lodge offi
cers of their choice and bring
their dues payments up to
date.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CROATIAN FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
National Home Offices, 8441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 18, Pram.
Telephones: MUseum 2-4470-2-4471
SUPREME BOARD
V. I. Mandich, Supreme President, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Joseph N. Bazdaric, 1st Sup. Vice President, 1907 So. Racine Ave., Chicago 8, Illinois
Milan Vranes, 2nd Vice President, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Math Kovacevich, 3rd Sup. Vice President, 5137 West Blvd., Los Angeles 43, Calif.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
John Ovcarich, Sick Benefit Secretary, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvani
Martin Krasich, Supreme Treasurer, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Michael Grasha, Junior Order Director, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Penna.
Milan Skrtic, Trustees President, 147- 16th Street, Campbell, Ohio
Sylvia Nikslc, Trustees Secretary, 3396 Massachusetts Avenue, Gary, Indiana
John J. Verbos, Trustees Member, 842 South 2nd Street, Steelton, Pennsylvania
Julias Majetic, Trustees Member, 18037 Greeley, Detroit, 3, Michigan
Nikola Boric, Trustees Member, 538 Slocum Street, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
John R. Mikan, Trustees Member, Maple Street, East Rochester, Pennsylvania
Nikola EDnich, Trustees Member, 2163 So. Kinnickinnic Avenue, Milwaukee 7, Wist.
Board Alternates: Ivan Babich, Paul Perisich and Peter Glavata
HIGH TRIAL BOARD
John Badovinac, President, 111 East 214th Street, Euclid 23, Ohio
Stjepan Iipak, Secretary, 20923 Caledonia, Hazel Park, Michigan
Matthew Zvonar, Board Member, 1281 Garfield Street, Denver 6, Colorado
Joseph Zalac, Board Member, 4420 Third Street, Versailles, Pennsylvania
Ivan Bujan, Board Member, 729 West 36th Avenue, Gary, Indiana
Lawrence Delost, 1808 Jane St., S. S. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Matthew Belanic, 9 Lincoln Avenue, Branford, Connecticut
Board Alternates: John Reskovac and Michael Golub
EDITORS ZAJEDNIČAR
Philip VnkeHdi, Croatian Editor, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Stephen F. Brkich, WngiiMh Editor, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Edward B. Servov, Sixth Avenue and Sinclair Street, McKeeaport, Pennsylvania
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
Dr. F. J. Arch, 616 Chestnut Street, Pittsburgh 12, Pennsylvania
-SPORTS-EDUCATIONAL DEPT
Frank Braidk, Director, 3441 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania
Nidi D. Saitoh, Superintendent, 1901 Potter Road, Des Plaines, Illinois
CHILDREN'S HOME BOARD—
Tomo Sipmrie, President, 4509 Connecticut Street, Gary, Indiana
Frank Krasich, Secretary, 5746 South Paulina Street, Chicago 36, Illinois
Joseph Saban, Board Member, Box No. 1 Crystal Lake, Illinois
Luka Biondic, Board Member, 3746 West 56th Street, Chicago, Illinois
Josephine Ozboft, Board Member, 913 North Clement Street, Joliet, Illinois
Board Alternates: Philip PaoHn, Joseph Horvath and Fabian Markovich
Dr. W. F. Jakopič, Home Doctor, 1817 South Loomis Street, Chicago, Illinois
HONORARY MEMBERS
John Klarich, Honorary Lifetime High Trial Board President, Youngstown, (Mi
Rev. Bosiljko Beka vac, Honorary Lifetime Member, Rankin, Pennsylvania
Mato Depeder, Honorary Lifetime Member, Chicago, Illinois
Refreshments Awaiting
Escanabans December 21
ESCANABA, Mich. The
Croatian Hall will be the
scene of an important Lodge
335 Meeting on Sunday, De
cember 21, at 1:30 p.m.
The annual election of offi
cers will be held and the pay
ment of delinquent lodge dues
will be in order.
Afterwards lunch and re
freshments will be served and
the Nest 270 members will en
tertain with some kolo danc
ing.
All members are urged to
be in attendance.
Mary Jean Crnich, Sec'y.
Lighter Side Of Life
After Canton Meeting
CANTON, Ohio C.F.U.
Lodge 514 will hold its last
regular meeting of 1958 on
Wednesday, December 10, at
7:00 p.m.
After a short Intermis
sion the yearly meeting will
also be conducted. Several
new ideas will be discussed
and officers for the New
Year will be elected.
Following both meetings
free refreshments will be
served.
We hope that all our mem
bers will fulfill their obliga
tion by attending.
Harriet Bozurich, Rec.
{Cleveland Lodge 403
'Shaping Party Agenda
CLEVELAND, Ohio The
regular and annual meetings
of CFU Lodge 403 will be
held on Sunday, December 14,
at the Polish Falcons Hall,
7146 Broadway, at 1 p.m.
During the yearly meeting
we will hold an election of
lodge officers and representa
tives to the 1959 CFU Day
Committee.
Members are urged to
fulfill their duty by attend
ing both of these sessions.
Refreshments will be
served afterwards and the
Nest 191 members will re
ceive their gifts from Santa
Claus.
At the last regular meeting
it was decided that we hold
our January meeting on the
third Sunday, January 18, at
2:00 p.m., instead of the reg
ular second Sunday.
This change will enable our
members to attend the 13th
Anniversary Celebration of
the Croatian Radio Hour,
which will be staged at the
Slovene Hall, 6417 St. Clair
on January 11.
Tickets for this event may
be bought from the under
signed at 7719 Osage Ave.,
phone VU. 3-2139, or at the
December 14 meeting.
After January we will go
to our sceond Sunday of the
month schedule of holding
regular meetings.
Andy Tumbri, Rep.
Los Angeles Juniors
Await Dec. 13 Frolic
LOS ANGELES, Calif.
A gala Christmas Party is in
the making for the members
of Croatian Fraternal Union
Nest 24.
The event is scheduled for
Saturday, December 13th, at
St. Anthony's Church Hall,
714 Alpine St., from 1:30 to
4:00 p.m.
Santa Claus will distri
bute gifts to all who attend
and there will be games,
with prizes for the winners,
carol singing, and refresh
ments.
Lodge 177 is going all out
to see that everyone has an
enjoyable time.
We are sending out invita
tions to all and ask that you
please let us know if you are
able to come.
Anna Stefancic, Mgr.
Detroit Juniors Will
Live It Up Dec. 14th
DETROIT, Mich. We
wish to give notice to all the
members of CFU Nest 318
that the Annual Christmas
Party will be held on Sunday,
December 14, at the Croatian
Home, 1721 McNichols Rd.
This year we are going
to try something different,
so we ask every member
attending to bring a gift
of no less than a 50 cent
value for the grab-bag ex
change.
The usual refreshments will*
be in order and there is plen
ty of fun in store for all.
Roslyn Members Will
Name Officers Dec. 7
ROSLYN, Wash. In ac
cordance with the motion a
dopted at the last meeting, we
are hereby notifying all mem
bers of CFU Lodge 56 of the
forthcoming Regular and An
nual Meetings.
Both sessions will take
place on Sunday, December
7, at 9:00 a.m., at the home
of Frank Musso.
Immediately after we have
completed the business of our
regular session, we will con
tinue with our annual reports
and the election of Lodge of
ficers for 1959.
It is the duty of every mem
ber to turn out for this most
important meeting ot the
yea«.
Pitt 34 Elections To
Be Conducted Dec. 7th
PITTSBURGH, Pa. The
members of CFU Lodge 34
are hereby requested to at
tend the forthcoming month
ly and yearly meetings, which
will be held Sunday, Decem
ber 7, at the Bratska Sloga
Hall, 146-44th Street. The
session will begin at 2 p.m.
The monthly meeting will
be brought to order at the
opening of the session, at
which time we will discuss
business that is important to
the future of our lodge.
Upon the completion of
same, we will proceed with
the annual meeting and such
vital issues as election of of
ficers, bonds, and salaries of
new officers, etc.
Just as a friendly reminder
to those who are in arrears
in the payment of their
monthly lodge dues, please
take care of the matter at this
meeting.
We would like to have our
books cleared before begin
ning the new year.
Conway Juniors Will
Be Treated Dec. 14th
CONWAY, Pa. A Xmas
Party will be given in honor
of the CFU Nest 103 members
on Sunday, December 14, at
3:00 p.m.
All affiliates are invited to
spend an enjoyable afternoon
with their fellow nest mem
bers, at that time.
Mrs. Žeravica, Mgr.
West Allis Lodge 391
Sets Date For Supper
WEST ALLIS, Wis.—"Jed
nakost" CFU Lodge 391 is
preparing for a delicious Sup
per which will be held Satur
day, December 6, at Krali's
Hall, 6001 W. Madison St.,
beginning at 6:00 p.m.
Dancing will also be in
order later in the evening.
The committee on arrange
ments is expediting every ef
fort possible to make this
affair a great success. From
past experiences we know
that we can succeed if we
work as we have at past such
endeavors.
Wood River Members
Briefed On "M Day"
WOOD RIVER, 111. In
accordance with the motion
adopted at the last meeting,
we wish to notify the mem
bers of CFU Lodge 343 that
the next regular and annual
meetings will be held on Sun
day, December 14, at the Odd
Fellow Hall, 88 E. Ferguson
Avenue.
The regular session will be
gin at 1:00 p.m., and immedi
ately after its adjournment
we will continue with our an
nual business and the elec
tion of Lodge officers for
1959.
Dan Krpan, Pres.
Export Lodge 10 Rally
Merits Big Attendance
EXPORT, Pa. This is to
notify the members of CFU
Lodge 10 and Nest 325 that
the Regular Monthly Meeting
will be postponed until De
cember 21, at 1:30 p.m.
At that time we will elect
Lodge officers for the com
ing year and enjoy a Christ
mas Party, which is being
planned for the senior and
junior members.
Please keep this change of
date in mind, so that you may
attend.
Nicholas Mance, Sec'y
Verona 770 Votes To
Be Counted December 9
VERONA, Pa. "Con
querors" Lodge 770 of the
Croatian Fraternal Union will
hold their regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday, Decem
ber 9, at the National Home,
312 Arch Street, starting
promptly at 7:30 p.m.
Immediately after the
regular business, we will
procesni with the election of
Lodge officers, Home com
i e e e n a n v a i o u s
other committees for the
coming year, 1959.
Every member should at
tend this last meeting of the
year and vote for the officers
whom he thinks will do their
best for the good of the or
ganization.
This is the only notice yott
will get concerning the reg
ular meeting and election of
lodge officers, so kindly re
member the date, Tuesday,
December 9, and attend with
out fail.
Catherine Leppold, Sec'y.
Calumet Members Will
Be Feted December 7th
CALUMET, Mich. The
year 1958 is rapidly drawing
to a close. Time marches on
with such fast strides that
we can hardly follow it.
At tne beginning of the
end of each year our lodges
start preparing for their an
nual meetings, which are so
important to each and every
member.
So will our St. Joseph's
Lodge hold its regular annual
meeting and election of offi
cers on Sunday, Dec. 7th,
beginning at 2 P. M. in the
hall of St. Joseph's Church
on 8th Street.
It should not be neces
sary for me to again em
phasize the importance of
this meeting and the neces
sity for a large attendance.
It is the old custom for the
majority to meet at the an
nual meeting, greet each
other and participate in the
discussions for the good of
the lodge and the C. F. U.
It is also essential that we
elect a set of good officers
who will be at the helm of
the lodge and steer it in the
coming year.
We all know how good the
o a i a n a e n a U n i o n
takes care of us it pays us
dividends, extends aid to our
old members, offers us sick
and disability benefits, and
e n e a y e o s e v e y
duty one can expect from her.
Is it not therefore also our
duty to help in any way we
can to increase our member
ship and interest in the lodge
and in the organization?
As in the past, there will
be a-lunch hour and enter
tainment for all present im
mediately after the meet
ing. A fine lunch and re
freshments will be prepared
by the committee and a
good time is assured all.
We also do not want to
forget our juniors and we ex
tend our invitation to all
members of our Junior Nest
to come after the meeting and
participate in the entertain
ment with the adults.
There will be plenty of
sweets and soft drinks for
them, so they will not want
for anything.
Do not forget the date:
Sunday, Dec. 7th, at 2 p.m.
John Lakner, Secretary
The CFU's Printing De
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most modern and efficient
plants
in the business and
can cater to any and all
needs of our Lodges and
Nests.
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918 Braddock Ave. Electric 1-2775 Braddock, Pa.
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