ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-06

sis on Junior Campaign and Convention next year would
would be better to leave the Junior Convention until 1856
and devote our time in 1855 to stirring pre9th Convention
activity among the older members.
Bro Borch - agree that nothing should detract from
the Soceys 9Th Quadrennal Convention On the other
hand feel Junior Convention should be held and on
the basis OF our regular Conventions e. where all
Nests not just few would be represented by youthful
Delegates Only small percentage Of Nests rep
resented at the Junior Convention held several years
ago in Washington, D. C.
Bro Verbanic - Bro. Grashas recommendation merits
my hearty support know what good out of previous
Junior Conventions and feel should encourage
to resume holding such gatherings can't how Junior
Convention in 1855 could possibly detract from the soc
etys 9TH Quadrennlal Convention.
Sister Niksic While am very much in favor of the
recommendation before U.S. wonder whether the elections
for 9Th Convention Delegates and other Convention year
activities wouldn't against the successful
Junior Campaign and Convention and to disappoint
all of us.
Bro. Skrtic - Frankly I doubt very much that our
older members will take active part in Junior Campaign
interest themselves in Junior Convention 1t is also hard
we don't know how much Junior Convention would COST
how many Points would be needed qualify Junior
Delegate and other related subjects.
Bro. Grasha - Arriving at the number of Points
cessary to qualify as Junior Delegate and estimating the
lily by the Campaign Committee after it checks railroad
fares from all parts of the United States and to the
proposed Convention site our childrens Home at Des
Panes ILL., In the end the Junior Convention cost to the
Society would be extremely low.
Bro. Bella After listening with to these various
OPEN January and Close May 81 1885, five months in ALL
and that the date Of the Junior Convention and other de-
Bro. Krasch - While will go along with bro Bella's
suggestion of five-months long Junior Campaign, still
proposed Campaign and Convention: have been strong
advocate of holding Membership Campaigns since
confusion year because of
tapping activities and urge that bear this in mind before
make any decision regarding bro. Grashas recommen-
dation
Bro. Grasha - During my three years as a member
of the official family once heard be-
fore this Board with detailed Campaign Plans. These
always worked out after the Supreme Board meetings.
they very well can this time.
Bro. Goretta - Emphasizing branch of the Soc.
ETY. at the expense of the other u.s. my opinion setting
up the nucleus of organization within organization
am against that However am for Junior Convention
if properly rum AS for some of the other suggestions
here regarding Junior activities, suggest we save few
for 1856 instead of Jumping everything into one year
sister ksc seconded that this Board hereby authorize
the undertaking of Junior Campaign in 1855 with the
Executive Board to work the duration of and
the da of the Junior Convention. Unanimously agreed
Fae wing this, bro. Borich moved and the Supreme
Wee sdent seconded that the Junior Order Directors
Rep the Board be accepted as rendered Unanimously
r. Baaban to dwell on his Report to the Board nasmuct
bro Balaban would be tied up during the afternoon be-
The Legal Counsellor proceeded to brief the Board
Members several matters past and present which con
cerned the Croatan Fraterna Union whole He gave
complete and informative picture of his recent visit te
New York for the purpose of looking into every and
possibility for the granting OF license to the Society
to do business in that state He acquainted the Board Mem
bers with the contacts he made during his stay in New
York and what those contacts had to say regarding the
possibility of obtaining the license in question.
All Board Members joined in asking bro Balaban ques
ons to get thorough picture of all problems facing the
Society and the Legal Counsellor answered each to the best
of his ability and knowledge
Bro. Beanc also brought the Board Members up tt
date his authorized efforts to find ways and
obtaining license for the Society to do business in New
York. He too dweed the contacts he made and wha
those parties had to mpart In the way of helpful advice
and suggestions.
Finally, bro. Verbanc revealed that he had made in
ques pertaining to the matter the personal basis
Of Board Member very much interested in helping th
Society obtain the license in question.
Following this, bro Nikolac moved and bro. Verban
seconded that the Legal Counseors Report to the Boar
be approved. Unanimously agreed.
The Supreme President then recessed the meeting fo
luncheon.
Stephen F. Brlicl
Fourth Meeting Friday Afternoon September 10, 1854
The Supreme President, brother v. I. Mandch calet
for order with his greetings All supreme officers and Off