A great site for Croatian lyrics is: http://www.crolinks.com/cromusic/
I know that "Oprosti mi, Pape" is on there and they have a good
collection of old and new songs.
-Joanne


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> Does anybody know of a website where I can get lyrics to Croatian
songs
> in English?  I especially want to find "Oprostite Mi, Pape".
> Hvala!
>

Jeanna is this you?
  Are you back from your trip? how was it? Steve may have it or Dragica might be
able to help you too.

Take care,
  Cathy
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> Does anybody know of a website where I can get lyrics to Croatian songs
> in English?  I especially want to find "Oprostite Mi, Pape".
> Hvala!
>
>




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BBC News, Ilok, Croatia
By Nicholas Walton

Croatian mines replaced by wines

Some of the best-known vineyards in Croatia have reopened after being
cleared of mines left over from the war of the early 1990s.

The former leader of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, owned a villa among
the vines, which was used as a base by the notorious Serbian war
criminal, Arkan.

The Ilok vineyards by the Danube river, overlooking Serbia, lie near
Vukovar, where bitter fighting took place.

The vineyards are already producing wines, including the famous
Traminac.

The area is full of history. Marshal Tito used his villa as a base
for hunting expeditions and as a refuge from the pressures of running
Yugoslavia.

During the break-up of that country in the early 1990s the town of
Vukovar became a battlefield. More than 1,000 Croats were killed and
dumped in mass graves.

Landmines were laid by both sides. The Serbian paramilitary group
known as Arkan's Tigers used Tito's villa as their headquarters for
raids into Bosnia. When they left they scattered more mines
throughout the area and dynamited the villa.

The building still lies in ruins, but now, all these years later, the
mines have at last been cleared.

At a ceremony to mark the achievement, US ambassador Bob Bradtke said
Croatia had "inherited a terrible problem of mines, so in order to
put this land back into productive use it's very important to get the
mines out".

He praised the "really wonderful Croatian wine, Traminac, Sylvana,
Grasavina".

It will take around three years before the last areas to be cleared
of mines produce grapes that can be used for the region's famous
white wines.

Traminac has been made since 1710, and was served at the coronation
of Queen Elizabeth II.

Despite the blood that was shed in this area just over a decade ago,
Serbian workers now cross the Danube to work alongside Croatians in
the vineyards.

To view this article, go to the following web page:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6583953.stm

CNN Travel

Croatia

Croatia has long been regarded as one of the most beautiful spots in
Europe, but the booming tourist industry was interrupted by war in the
early 1990s. Now tourists are rushing back to enjoy the country's long
stretch of Adriatic coast...

http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/pf/0703/gallery.honeymoon_hotspots.m
oneymag/3.html

Wellness Day
Sponsored by Croatian Woman/Hrvatska Zena, Br. 32

Sunday, April 22
12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

American-Croatian Club
Ryan & 14 Mile Road
Warren, MI

*  Healthy Lunch
    12:30
    Menu: salmon, chicken, vegetables, salad, fruit & low calorie
    dessert
    $10/person

*  Presentation By Dr. Marieta Jamsek Tehlirian
    "Good Relationships & Health"
    1:30 p.m.

*  "Tombola"
    Croatian Bingo!
    2:30 p.m.

In order to increase the awareness of maintaining good health,
Croatian Woman, Branch 32. is sponsoring a "Wellness Day" on Sunday,
April 22.  The day will begin with a healthy lunch, followed by a
presentation "Good Relationships and Health" by Dr. Marieta Jamsek
Tehlirian, and then a game of "Tombola," Croatian Bingo.

In recent years, there has been an increased interest in
understanding the effects of the environment on our health.  One of
those environmental factors is our relationships.  More studies are
showing the value of good relationships on maintaining good health,
and possibly even preventing illness!  Dr. Marieta Jamsek Tehlirian
is a very well-known and respected psychiatrist with 27 years of
experience here in Michigan, and we are very proud to have her as a
valuable member of our organization "Croatian Woman."

Everyone is welcome to this educative event, where you can enjoy a
lunch without feeling guilty, understand the value of relationships,
and have some fun with Tombola.  The price for lunch is $10 and
all proceeds will go to our beautiful St. Lucy Croatian Catholic
Church.  If you would like to order tickets for lunch, please call:

Snjezana Franetovic
(248) 879-0747

or

Danica Kramer
(586) 772-2391

All are welcome!

The Canadian-Croatian Folklore Federation's annual Folklore Festival
this year is being sponsored by Kardinal A. Stepinac Kolo Group of
Windsor, Ontario.  Performances will be held on Saturday, May 19 and
Sunday, May 20.

Cleary Internationl Centre
201 Riverside Dr., West
Windsor, Ontario

Show times:
Saturday, May 19 at 1:00 p.m.
Sunday, May 20 at 1:00 p.m.

Admission:
$15.00 CAN/person

For Tickets, please contact:
Mladenka Markic - (519) 945-6968
Nada Zivkovic - (519) 981-4245

For more information, please log on to:

www.Freewebs.com/hkff2007

Detroit Tamburitza Orchestra proudly presents their 49th
Spring Concert Celebration

Saturday April 21, 2007

St. Lucy Church Hall
200 East Wattles Rd
Troy, Michigan

6:00 p.m. Doors open

7:30 p.m. DTO performance

Please be present before the start of DTO's performance to ensure
minimum interruptions by late arrivals.

Guest group performance by
"Kumovi" of Pittsburgh, PA

Evening Entertainment starting at 6:30 p.m. provided by
Tamburaški Orkestar "Momci"

Food and Drink will be available for purchase

Ticket prices:
Adults - $15.00
Children 6 to 16 - $8.00
Children 5 and under - FREE

Reservations will be taken for Tables of eight to ten purchased seats.

For additional ticket information please contact any DTO member
or call (586) 775-4899 or (586) 776-8496

www.zoralodge351.com/dto

ALMAE MATRIS ALUMNI CROATICAE (AMAC)

AMAC Midwest Chapter will hold a meeting for all members and friends.

Saturday March 31, 2007
6:00 PM

St. Jerome Church
2823 Princeton Ave
Chicago, IL 60616

Free parking available accross St. Jerome Church.

Please call Vesna Praljak at 847 520-6386, or send me an e-mail at
vpraljak@... to let us know if you are coming, or if you have
any questions. All interested parties are welcome, but we need you to
respond by March 28, 2007 at the latest, since space is limited.

Sincerely,

Vesna Praljak
President of AMAC Midwest Chapter.

Croatian Cultural & Tourism Day

Learn about its famous people, its 13 centuries old culture and its
tourism - "Small country for a great vacation"

Sponsored by
* The Association of Alumni of Croatian Universities (AMAC)
* Croatian Fraternal Union - Zora Lodge 351
* Croatian Woman-Br. 32, Detroit

Sunday, March 18th, 2007
American Croatian Club
Ryan & 14 Mile Rd in Warren, MI

Program:

       12:30 pm       Social
        1:00 pm       Lunch
        2:00 pm       "NIKOLA  TESLA"
                      * born in Smiljan, Lika, Croatia, in 1856
                      * died in New York in 1943
                      * one of the most famous scientists in history

                       Presentation by Mr. Vjekoslav Franetovic
                       & parts of the movie:
                       "The Secret of Nikola Tesla"

        2:30 PM        Information & Travel to Croatia & Medjugorje
	               Special Guests:
                       Ms. Marica Zorica Matkovic, General Consul
		       Ms. Mirna Skugor
                        - "Adriatic Sunshine" Travel Agency

        3:15 PM         Raffle – Croatian Language Scholarship & more

Tickets for lunch - $15
Cash bar
Bake sale: Croatian homemade pastries and cookies
Book sale: Used and new Croatian and American books

For information, please call:
Snjezana Franetovic at (248) 879-0747
or Bob Novosel at (586) 759-4911

Profits from this event will go to The University of Detroit Mercy
for the Croatian Language Scholarship Program

If you cannot attend, please consider giving a donation to the
Croatian Language Scholarship Fund. Please write a check payable
to "Croatian Woman" and send to:

Croatian Woman, Branch 32.,
2242 South Telegraph Road, Suite 100
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48302.

Your donation is tax deductible. We are very grateful to all our
supporters from the previous years, because with your help, we keep
the Croatian language running at the university level.

Please come and show your support!

Ladies & Gentlemen,

I am writing on behalf of Miro Komsic the President of the Croatia
Detroit Soccer Club.  Miro is inviting all of you to attend a meeting
this Sunday, March 4th, 2007.  The meeting will begin 4:00PM at the
Croatian American Center 11390 22 Mile Road Shelby Township, MI.

We will be discussing the future of the club and if we will compete in
the 2007 season.  Please respond to this e-mail or contact Miro Komsic
if you plan to attend.

Interested in starting a youth soccer team contact Fred Talan Jr. 586
747 3378.

HNNK Croatia Detroit

Croatian Folklore Ensemble "Nova Nada" Presents:

CRO FEST 2007
An Evening in Croatia

Saturday, March 3, 2007
Doors open at 6:00 p.m.
Concert begins 7:00 p.m. sharp!

St. Lucy Croatian Catholic Church
200 East Wattles Road
Troy, Michigan 48085

Advanced ticket sales only!
$15/person
Children under 12 – FREE

Music, song, and dance/kolo to be performed by:

*  Nova Nada - host group
*  Croatian Roots - St. Thomas, Ontario
*  Carpathia Danube Swabian Dancers - local German group
*  Selo - Columbus, Ohio
*  Croatian Cultural Ensemble Kordun – Cleveland, Ohio
*  Ziva Grana - Hamilton, Ontario
*  Detroit Star Junior Tamburitzans – local junior kolo group

Social/Dance to immediately follow the performances
Music by "Zabava"

Food and drinks will be made available

Imported items will be available for sale by "Heart of Croatia"

Ticket information & reservations:
Telephone: 586-677-3949
Email:   Novanada1@...

Tickets go fast.  Reserve your ticket today!

The time has come again for the annual fundraising event for St. Lucy
Croatian Catholic Church.  As in previous years, Mrs. Drazick-
Prepolec will again match your total donations collected, which will
go toward paying off St. Lucy's debt to the Archdiocese.  All
donations are tax deductible and will be properly recorded for income
tax purposes.

Sunday, November 19
11:00 a.m. Croatian Mass
Banquet to begin immediately after mass

St. Lucy Croatian Catholic Church
Croatian-American Parish
200 East Wattles
Troy, MI  48085
(248) 619-9910
stlucy@...

Pastor - Fr. Jozo Cuic, ofm

Please come and show your support for our church and our community!

Croatian American Center Annual Martinje Wine Tasting

The Croatian American Center (CAC) is hosting their annual Martinje
Wine Tasting Dinner. The festivities will be beginning at 1:00PM on
Sunday November 12, 2006 at the Croatian American
Center 11390 22 Mile Road, Shelby Township, MI 48317. Dinner will be
served along with a cash bar. Tickets are $15.00.  Please RSVP to Rudy
Gerich via e-mail: rgerich@... phone:(586)442-1495 by
November 11th, 2006 or purchase your tickets at the door.

Everyone is welcome! Come enjoy this time honored Croatian Tradition!!

The OctoberFest Dance has been cancelled.

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Saturday, October 21

OCTOBERFEST Dance

Sponsored by:
Croatian Mother's Club

Croatian Club
32851 Ryan Road
Warren, Michigan
(S. of 14 Mile Rd)

For more information, please contact:
Mary Jurich
586-268-9899

Per Marsha Puz, the Road Rally has been cancelled.

I apologize for any inconvenience.

Kata

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Road Rally

Friday, October 13

Croatian Club
32851 Ryan Road
Warren, Michigan
(S. of 14 Mile Rd)

Prizes awarded!
Light food and cash bar

For more information, please contact:
Marsha Puz
248-887-4677

November 3,4,5

"TAMFEST 2006"
Hyatt Regency
St. Louis, Missouri

Sponsored by:

Croatian Fraternal Union of America

30 participating Tamburitza & Folkdance Ensembles
From across the US, Canada & Croatia

Two of our very own Detroit groups will be participating!
* Nova Nada
* Detroit Tamburitza Orchestra

For more information, please contact:
Ed Pazo
412-843-0380

Road Rally

Friday, October 13

Croatian Club
32851 Ryan Road
Warren, Michigan
(S. of 14 Mile Rd)

Prizes awarded!
Light food and cash bar

For more information, please contact:
Marsha Puz
248-887-4677

Saturday, October 21

OCTOBERFEST Dance

Sponsored by:
Croatian Mother's Club

Croatian Club
32851 Ryan Road
Warren, Michigan
(S. of 14 Mile Rd)

For more information, please contact:
Mary Jurich
586-268-9899

Presented by Croatian Woman Br. 32

14th Annual Benefit Fashion Show

To benefit:

*  Childhelp USA – Detroit Chapter
*  Orphanage and Abused Children in Croatia

Thursday, November 9th, 2006
Doors open at 6:00pm
Dinner at 7:00pm

Ukrainian Cultural Center
26601 Ryan Rd (S. of I-696)
Warren, Michigan 48091

Tickets:  $40.00/person
*  Tickets must be purchased by November 3rd
*  Ticket includes dinner, wine, fashion show & door prizes
Cash bar available
Silent Auction - can be paid by check, cash, or charge

Fashions By:

*  Brooks Brothers (www.brooksbrothers.com)
*  Just For Her
*  Connie's Children Shop

For tickets, please call:
586-772-2391
248-879-0747
734-522-7587

ST. LUCY'S CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S SOCIETY
St. Lucy's Croatian Catholic Church
200 East Wattles
Troy, MI 48098

The Importance of the Eucharist
Apologetics Book 1

OCTOBER 7, 2006
1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.

Guest Speaker:  Sister Consuelo Alcala

"Always be ready to give an explanation to anyone who asks you for a
reason for your hope, but do it with gentleness and reverence..." St.
Peter (I Peter 3:15-16)

In the original Greek text, the word used by St Peter is apologia,
which means to explain or provide a rational defense for something.
It is where we get our word "apologetics."  The Apologetics focus
mainly on the biblical evidence for Catholic beliefs and practice.

You are invited to attend the first in the series of enlightening and
inspiring presentations that will strengthen your believe and teach
you to be knowledgeable about such topics as:  Mary; Statues and
Relics; Purgatory; the Papacy and Church Authority; Tradition and the
Bible; Faith and Works; Baptism; Confession; The Holy Eucharist;
Marriage and Divorce; the Priesthood and much more.

We look forward to sharing this special day with you!
Schedule:

1:00 - 3:00 P.M.      Sister Consuelo Alcala
3:00 - 4:15 P.M.      Break and/or Private Meditation
4:15 - 5:00 P.M.      Rosary
5:00 - 6:00 P.M.      Holy Mass

Note:
*  Father Jozo Cuic will be available for confessions before mass.
*  Refreshments will be served.
*  Apologetics Booklets are available for purchase($5.00 ea)

For more information, please call:
*  Violet Cunko            (586) 412-7016
*  Carolina Andrakovich    (248) 362-1496
*  Faye Zych               (248) 299-7850

Croatian Woman Br 32's 7th Annual Wine Tasting

To benefit "Zora" Lodge 351

Saturday, October 7th, 2006
7:00 pm until midnight

American Croatian Club
32851 Ryan Road
Warren, Michigan
(S. of 14 Mile Rd)

$20.00 per person
Tickets will be available at the door

*  Select wines:
        -  Croatian
        -  American
        -  International
*  Hors d'Oeuvres
*  Exhibition of Croatian Painter Rudi Milat
*  Dance demonstrations by Al Edmund, Professional Dancer
*  Entertainment by DJ Robert Navarre

For more information, please call:

Lois 734.522.7587
- or -
Danica 586.772.2391

Saturday, October 7

WINE TASTING EVENT
Sponsored by Hrvatska Zena
Croatian Club, Warren, MI

For more information, please contact:
Snjezana Franetovic
email: Sfraneto@...

TAMBURITZA EXTRAVAGANZA 2006
Detroit Marriott, Renaissance Center
Detroit, Michigan  48243
Hotel telephone:  313-568-8000

September 20 - 24

The best Tamburitza bands from across the USA & Canada
A weekend of non-stop music, dancing & singing!

Concerts:

Concert 1 - Friday, September 22 at 7:00PM
1. Junaci
2. Adriatic Braca
3. Veseli
4. Dunav
5. Yeseta Brothers
6. Orchestra Selo
7. Sinovi (Chicago)
8. Hej Becari
9. Radost
10. Sarena
11. Otrov

Concert 2 - Saturday, September 23 at 1:00PM
1. Trubaduri
2. Banat
3. Zabava
4. Becari
5. Tomicic Brothers
6. Lira
7. Seoski Lopovi
8. T-Rroma
9. Jedinstvo
10. Sviraj
11. Jerry Grcevich Orchestra

For more information, please log on to:

www.dtaax.com

Sunday, October 1 at 2:00 p.m.

DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY TAMBURITZANS CONCERT

Sterling Heights Performing Arts Center
Songs and Dances from Eastern European Countries

Ticket info: Marsha Puz 248-887-4677

Article is currently found in aol.com - travel.

Croatia: Balkan Beauty

Baby Boomers Love the Balkans
Pristine Water, Castles & Cheap Price
Lure Grown-Up Set: Why Croatia Is 'It'

By Joe Volz , AARP

With its picturesque cities, pristine rocky coastline, and 1,200
islands in crystal blue water offering a variety of activities at
bargain prices, Croatia is the perfect destination for grandparents
traveling with grandchildren. It is beautiful, crammed with history
and nature, and cheap. As an added bonus, the people are friendly and
welcoming. Lonely Planet staffers selected Croatia as their top
destination in 2005.

Geography and Culture
By European standards, Croatia is a medium-sized country. Its
crescent shape borders the Adriatic Sea, Central Europe, and the
Balkans. At its widest point, Croatia is a few hundred miles wide.
Its mainland territory is split into two non-contiguous parts by the
short coastline of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Croatia's capital, Zagreb, is the country's cultural center and its
largest city. The majority of the 4.7 million inhabitants are Croats
who speak Croatian, a South Slavic language that uses the Latin
alphabet. The dominant religion is Roman Catholicism.

Carved out of the former Yugoslavia, Croatia has been a parliamentary
democracy since 2000 and has applied for European Union membership.
The currency is the kuna.

History
The Adriatic Sea was an ancient trade route between Europe and the
East. The sea and land in this area have been a bloody crossroads for
centuries, the scene of commerce and fierce fighting between waves of
ancient Greeks, Romans, Turks, Hungarians, Slavs, and Venetians,
among others. Shipwrecks litter the Adriatic floor, enticing divers.

Between 1990 and 1995, Croatia experienced a bitter civil war between
Croatian and Serb forces as the former Republic of Yugoslavia broke
apart into its constituent ethnic pieces. Most of the tourist areas
in Croatia have been re-created following this tumultuous time, and
tourism is increasing. The U.S. State Department rates Croatia as
safe, although some remote areas remain littered with landmines.

Dubrovnik
Rising from the sea, centuries-old Dubrovnik is touted by many as the
most beautiful city in Europe. On the Dalmatian coast, in the center
of Croatia's Adriatic coast, Dubrovnik was a neutral city-state for
centuries. It suffered severe damage during the civil war in the
1990s but has been largely restored to its original grandeur. The sun-
drenched city's white limestone buildings are topped with rosy
terracotta tiles to spectacular effect.

Spend a couple of days exploring the old part of the town Stari Grad.
Straight out of a fairy tale picture book, Stari Grad is a mixture of
perfectly preserved medieval and Renaissance houses, convents,
museums, churches, palaces, and fountains all cut from the same light-
colored stone. Outdoor cafes in gleaming marble-paved squares are an
invitation to linger after scrambling up steep cobbled streets.

Dubrovnik is famous for its impressive city walls. Built between the
13th and 16th centuries, these walls are 82 feet high and contain 16
towers. A walk along the walls provides a stunning view of the town
and a blue sea crisscrossed with boats of all sizes and shapes.

For something different, try a day sail from the Dubrovnik marine
harbor, built between a 16th century castle and a monastery. A short
cruise ends at Mljet Island, where there is a choice of restaurants
and places to rent bikes. Cycling is a different experience when it
takes you past fields of gray-green olive trees, vineyards, and ruins
from the time of the Romans and the Illyrians (an ancient people in
Croatia).

Hvar
If you are traveling with youngsters, you might want to stay on one
of the islands for a few days to intersperse seeing historic sites
with beach and snorkeling time. Fortunately, island hopping is easy,
as ferries serve most major towns and islands in the Adriatic. The
larger, but slower, car ferries take bicycles, motorcycles, and
kayaks.

Hvar Island, one of the southernmost Croatian islands, is 42 miles
long and two to six miles wide. It is pine-covered, mountainous, and
scented with the bluish-purple wild lavender that covers its slopes.
It is also one of the sunniest spots in Europe. Because of the
abundant sunshine and the purity of the sea, this medieval town is
one of the prime resorts in Croatia.

History lessons evolve naturally and without too much effort when
your rambles take you from a 15th-century Franciscan monastery to a
16th-century Venetian fortress to a 17th-century theater. After
leisurely suppers of fresh produce, daily-caught fish, or spit-
roasted lamb as well as homemade red wine with water walk along the
shore to the 13th-century central plaza and the waterfront promenade.
You'll pass gray and white stone houses on streets with no names. Why
do the streets have no street signs, you may ask? The locals consider
them unnecessary, since they know where everyone lives!

Scented Souvenirs
Although there are excellent bargains to be had in leather goods,
local hand-made lace and embroidery, arts and crafts, and ceramics,
particularly special souvenirs from Hvar are small linen sachets
filled with local lavender that emit a pungent perfume. The sachet
labels written in four languages read "The Scent of the Adriatic
Island of Hvar...the world's greatest quality of lavender...Come to
Croatia and enjoy the beauty and ambience of the Adriatic Islands."

Getting There
There are no direct flights to Croatia from the United States.
Connecting flights from the New York area to Zagreb can be booked
through most major European cities. Compared with London or Paris,
hotel rooms in Croatia are very reasonably priced, even during the
high season of July and August.

For something different, try a day sail from the Dubrovnik marine
harbor, built between a 16th century castle and a monastery. A short
cruise ends at Mljet Island, where there is a choice of restaurants
and places to rent bikes. Cycling is a different experience when it
takes you past fields of gray-green olive trees, vineyards, and ruins
from the time of the Romans and the Illyrians (an ancient people in
Croatia).

Additional Information
Croatian National Tourist Board
http://www.croatia.hr/English/Default.aspx

United States Department of State
http://www.state.gov/travelandbusiness/

White Fleet of Jadrolinija the ships that run between the islands and
the mainland
http://www.jadrolinija.hr/

2006, AARP

The Croatian American Center will be opened up at 2:45 PM "TODAY" so we
can watch the Croatia vs. Australia Match.  "ALL ARE WELCOME"!!!!  No
admission fee will be charged.

However donations for beer and pop will be gladly accepted.

Kick-off is 3:00 PM.  The Croatian American Center is located on 11390
22 Mile Road Shelby Township, MI East of VanDyke Ave and West
Schoenherr Rd.

Hi everyone!

It has been a while since I posted a message, so I thought this info.
may interest some of you or your friends or relatives. An online dating
site has just been launched exclusively for single Croatians worldwide
interested in finding their soulmate. It is at www.croatiandating.com.
I think it is a much needed service and although new, looks very
promising.

Luka

Anyone who is interested is invited to come watch Croatia vs. Brazil
at the Croatian American Center on 22 Mile Road to watch the match
live.  Kick-off will be 2:55PM.  The match is this Tuesday June 13.

There will be no cover charge so if you can leave work a little earlier
come join us.

I look forward to seeing everyone there.

sincerely,


Fred Talan Jr.