ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-16

to its parent guardian when they deem 1t neces-
sary, or if ordered by proper court.
Children, whose parents pay for their main
tenance shall at the request of the parents be
leased and turned over to the parents.
Section 33S. The Home Committee may at
any time place child for adoption, provided that
consent for such adoption is obtained from the
ents or guardian and proper court.
Section S38. In case shall child, entrusted
to the Home, be permitted to leave the Home with
out the consent of the Superintedent, the Com
mittee.
Section $685. Travelling expenses of the chill
dren and the person accompanying them from their
home to Children's Home shall be borne by the
parent, guardian. When the children reside over
900 miles from the Home half of the travelling
expenses shall be paid by the Home.
If it should be established that the lodge falsely
reported on the financial status Of the parent or
guardian then the lodge must refund the travelling
expenses to the Home.
Chdren's Home Committee
Section $40. The Convention shall elect a
President Secretary, and three members Of the
Children's Home Committee and three Altemates,
all Of whom must be citizens of the United States,
members of the Union at least 5 years and must
reside within 100 miles Of the Home.
Section S41. Duties Of the Committee:
A. The Children's Home Committee shall have
complete supervision of the Home, and shall
prepare rules and regulations for the Home
by which children and personnel shall be gov
erned:
b. 1t shall hold regular monthly meetings, and
Special meetings, if necessary, on the premises
of the Home;
nit to the Home Office for payment;
d. 1t shall purchase all necessities for the Home
mo individual expenditure may exceed S5ooO
without Executive Board ApprovaD
e 1t shall submit to the Supreme Board Of D-
rectors for approval estimates and recon-
mendatons for all extensive repairs or addl-
tions necessary at the Home;
~ 1t shall fix the salaries of all personnel at the
Home;
e. 1t shall set the amount of payments for the
upkeep of any child at the Home.
Section 3t9. The Convention shall elect the
Superintendent of the Children's Home from among
the applicants for said position and shall fix his
salary.
Section s4s. Qualifications of the superin-
tendent
a, He must be citizen of the United States or
Canada;
By He must have been member OF the Union at
least 5 years;
c) He must have High School education;
d. He must be married and at least 35 years of
age:
e He must be familiar with the English and Gro
attain languages.
Section SA. Duties of the Superintendent
a. The Superintendent shall hire all the necessary
personnel at the Home, and when possible,
members should be given preference;
b. He shall discharge any employee for miscon-
duct, INSTRUMENTATION incompetence;
g He shall prepare the house program for the
children;
d. He shall prepare report for the sen-annual
meetings of the Supreme Board, and the Con-
vention
e. He shall forward regularly all receipts Of the
Home to the Home Office with statement
AS to the source of same
fl He shall select physician for the Home from
candidates applying for the position, who is
sufficiently competent in the examination and
treatment of children. Members of the Union
shall have preference. The Superintendent shall
have the right to remove him from office should
he fail to perform the duties entrusted to him.
All of the above duties of the Superinten-
dent are subject to approval or dsapproval by
the Chdren's Home Committee.
Section S45. The Children's Home Of the IN
ion shall be 'aintained long there suf-
ficient means for its maintenance. or until Con-
vention the members of the Union, shall vote
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