ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18
OFFICIAL -
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD At WORK
WEDNESDAY, JULY Ia, 1854

WEDNESDAY, JULY IA, 1854
The Supreme President, bro. ". L Mandich, opened
the session with official greetings. ALI members Of the
Board and Officials were present.
The Minutes of the June % meeting were approved with
minor corrections.
AS the first order of business, the Supreme President
agan brought up the subject of salary increases for the
tive Board had discussed this matter at a previous meeting
and rejected any increases at that time, a meeting has since
been held with the union representative and the represen-
tatives for the employees, at which an agreement was reach
ed to bring up the subject of increases at this session of the
Board. After a lengthy discussion, in which all Board mem
bers participated, bro. Mandich made a motion, seconded by
bro. Krasich, that a $1,000 increase across the board be
granted to each employee. effective as OF July l, 1854, which
motion carried by a majority vote.
Supreme Secretary bro. Bella presented the following
on his certificate, and requested assistance from the Ma
tiens a Fund IN . through hsGg4zn his fSdge. y The ss7 BG "a ia approved p Sssrs the he
membership, effective July l, 1854. The single premium of
$173;91, to purchase said certificate shall be payable from
Lodge 81 - The request of said Lodge, for reimburse
ment for expenses incurred in the distribution of their divi-
dends to members, was denied, since the Home Office does
Lodge 81 The Board approved the application of
of $45OOOO.
Lodge 423 Tonic Iverovich wishes to name a friend
John Habazin, beneficiary by agreement, which the Board
Lodge 62O - MILO Balazinec desires to designate Eloise
Lodge 961 - The Board approved the request of Anne
V. AooASh, Win VhohSo " hoAS hCA AoCdI as ACANA
eral mel members RS Of / Lodge dsS 25 ii in Barber SHa Ohio, in a. which i
they request the presence of Supreme Officers at their
August Lodge meeting to straighten out certain problems
and disagreements which now exist. The Board unanimously
agreed that the Supreme President and Secretary attend
The Board unanimously agreed to film the Goth Anniver-
held at West View Park in conjunction with the United
Lodges of Western Pennsylvania. The Warren r.. Smith
Bro. Grasha informed the Board that Nests 2e1 of
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in arrears with their assessment payments, and have not
complied with his notice to pay their indebtedness. By de-
july ST. T. 1854. 'N' '''N -'''' y p''' $500.
Bros. Vukelc and Ovcarich submitted brief reports
July 4, a Complete report of which shall appear in the
Official Organ: Their expenses Of ss225 each were ap-
Bros. Mandich and Grasha also gave their reports of
the Goth Anniversary celebrations Of the United Lodges
Warwood, ". Va, as well as the testimonial dinner Of Lodge
versary celebration of the 3 southern Illinois Lodges held
in Livingston, Illinois.
ton held on July 4th in Monessen, and the affair of the
Alquippa Lodges on July II for the purpose of raising
Finally, bro. Ovcarich gave his report on the Kolo
Festival held in Cleveland, Ohio, and while on vacation en-
celebrations of Lodge II in Denver, and the Lodges of
Anaconda and Butte, Montana, and various other confer
All Of the above reports shall be published in the
Official Organ in complete detail.
1uC IOAOWIuS IICAS WC1C dPp1oVcu " payment.
$21.00 to Moodys Investors for their bond record for
1 year.
$1,000 to the Insurance Accounting and Statistical
Association for dues.
$1,000 to the Fraternal Monitor for 80 copies of sta
tistics of Fraternal Societies and 5 copies of consolidated
charts.
$500 advertisement to the Fraternal Order of Police
Magazine.
$1,000 to the California State Fraternal Congress for
dues.
$500 to H. N. Bruce and Associates, actuaries, for
services rendered in June.
$25.75 to the GU. printing department for 1000 ten
pin tournament letterheads.
$1452Js2 to Hamalak and Co. for bowling and basket
ball tourney trophies.
1874 for SO copies of the Lets Dance" Magazine pub
lshed by the Slav Art Music Co. of Oakland, California.
1918 to Nest No. 4 for Junior bowling rebates.
Bro. Mandich was extended an invitation by the Gro
attain Day Committee to accept a scroll in behalf of the
Organization which is designed to mark the Goth Anniver-
sary of the GU and is to be presented on September 4
in Kennywood Park.
Bros. Mandich and Brkich are to be guest speakers at
the Goth Anniversary celebration of Cleveland Lodges to be
held November % at the Slovenian Home.
Bros. Mandich, Krasch, Grasha and Balaban were del
egated to attend the annual meeting of the National Fra
ternal Congress of America to be held in Atlantic City on
September q, %, 20 and 30, 1854. :
Bro. Ovcarich, Secretary of the Sick and Disability
Department, presented to the Board the following cases:
Lodge 10 - Sister Carolyn Cunic, cert. C-5O923, sub
mitted a claim for operation benefits. Being that she did
not know that she was projected for the above stated bene.
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