ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-05-25
a. Communications and Resolutions
81 Miscellaneous for the Good of the Organization
g. Adjournment


Bro. Beanic moved and bro skrtc seconded that the
Order of Business be adopted recommended The motion
unanimously adopted.
Bro Krasich recommended that the Superintendent of
the Chrens Home and the delegated member of the Home
Board of Trustees be heard whenever they make their
at these meetings regardless of the Order of
procedure at that point 1t unanimously agreed
do
Bro. Mandch then proceeded to read his sem.annual
Report to the Board following which it tabed for dis
cussion in accordance with the Order of Business.
Bro. Vranes y have written Report to submit to
have my very best for the welfare of the Society these
past six months attended celebrations socals
etc. during that time and always boosted the Croatan Fra
terna Union wherever and whenever l could.
Having previously distributed copies of bros Su
Secretary Bella Supreme Treasurer krasich Sick
Benefit Department Secretary Ovcarch and Junior Order
Director Grasha refraned from reading their Reports to
the Board.
Board of Trustees Secretary Skrtc then read the
March IA and March 19 Minutes of the Board of Trustees
meetings which accepted read and tabled for later
discussion recommendations by that body
Croatian Editor Vukech also refraned from reading
his already written and submitted Report to the Board
dons in our office past weeks precuded
feel our work as an Editor these past six months speaks
itself and will stand that record in lieu of written
Report. .
Director Bradic both submitted written Reports to the
Board and agreed not to read them aloud at this time Print
Shop Manager Bozcs Report to be taken up later at
this meeting.
Supreme Secretary Bella ended this phase of the meet
ing by reading former General Counsel Baabans last Re
Insurance Commissioner of the Commonwealth of Penna
Bro skrc then moved and sister Nksic seconded that
all written and oral Reports to the Board be accepted as
and later brought up for discussion under the Or
der of Business. 1t ordered.
ome o 3 of
tees President John Pavlovch.
opening discussions the Home Supreme Secretary
Bella first read written Report this Board submitted by
Home Board of Trustees Secretary Vladimir Bozch.
Bro Pa,Gveh h am q glad h m be with Rnh all of
your information and consideration and assure you that
the Home has been these past six months to the best OF
the ability of all vested with it's attendant responsibilities
Bro. Pavlovich then went on to detail the many prob
which the Home encountered the past months prob
lens which entaled liquidation of the Homes live stock the
task of building Picnic Pavilion to replace the one
destroyed by fire. the ramcatons involved in meeting all
Illinois Welfare Department Standards pertaining to main
tenance of state license the Home necessary repairs
and additions conjunction with the swimming pool the
necessity of erecting adequate toilet buildings the grounds
for usage by picnckers, and other questions.
Bro Paviovich assured the Board that everything
sbe was done and will be done to retain State illinois
license the Home the expiration date of which falls IN
He also outlined in detail the bids submitted by Twadde
Jurasch and Company Chicago Architects for alterations
additions at the swimming pool and the erection OF new
toilet building on the grounds the Home The first JOB
by si @ g o sa expenditure
Bro Pavovc brought his oral report to an end by com
Home his threat of civil suit unless he was paid $loo
for wages due according to him. for work performed @ IN
High Trial Board Secretary Frank zornjak regarding this
case was also read
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by reading his Report the Board and said he would gladly
answer any and all questions as they arise.
Supreme Secretary Bella then read letter pertaining to
Ginzer which forwarded by his lawyer Vincent
Biskupc Jr. Chicago
Agreeing that general discussion these Home Reports
should be left to the afternoon meeting several Board mem
noneeess asked questions before proceeding to other
matters prior to recessng for luncheon
Bro Goretta asked whether the Home sought bids on
the pool repairs toilet erection here represented only
Twadde urasch and Company Bros Pavovich and sarch
answered mo- and said that they doubted could
offer lower bid than that submitted by bro Jurasch long
CFU member
Bro Verbanic asked whether the Home Board had proof
that Mr. Gnzer collected shop wages while being paid for
duties unattended to at the Home whether such records
could be obtained from the shop and whether the Home
Board had clear understanding with Mr. Gnzer to his
duties at the Bros Pavovich answered Yes' all
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Still other questions pertaining to this and other matters
were left for airing at the afternoon meeting.
Print Shop Manager Bozch then read his written Report
to the Board.
He followed by English Editor Brzich, Secretary of
the Societys 1855 Membership Convention
! Committee.
Bro. Brkich - Committee Chairman Grasha will give
you complete detailed Campaign Committee report this
afternoon However, very pleased to report that
1165 members have been signed since the Campaign
began January truly remarkable record for winter
months We also have 105 Candidates striving to become
Delegates to the 4h National Junior Convention July 23
1855 at Cary another remarkable record Seven