ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-29
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
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the soceys home portion of the premises are rented
at $4,000 month submit herewith an agreement with
this special committee, which trust you will approve.
The fire insurance was increased from $12,500 to
$l5OOO for which increase submit statement for payment
You know that the Croatian Brotherhood asked
to supply with all information the standing of their
membership which is necessary for bookkeeping de-
partment am glad to report that found the President,
both Secretaries and the Treasurer of the Brotherhood
time OF my departure completing the work evidenced
by the documents which brought with All of this work
was done at our request and after working hours after the
effective date of the Reinsurance Agreement and
cessary that the sisters and brothers who performed that
work, be paid recommend and trust you will approve,
payment of the following Sisters Anne F. Odegard and
Anna Bauer $12500 each; brothers Joe Ugrn and John
Ius $50 each; brothers Charles Anonch, Anton Pan
Director of the Croatan Brotherhood Corr S25
also made arrangements with the special committee
mentioned for the packing and shipping to the Supreme
Office the Union of all books and receipts and records
of the Brotherhood and which necessary for the future
conduct of our business in connection with former members
of the Brotherhood.
The attorney will send the statement for his work
and after all Of will have been completed and trust these
charges will not be excessive.
In the of all of many thanks especially to the
officers and members of the Croaan Brotherhood and
Fratenal Union who all expressed and made known to
their great respect and esteem toward you and all officers
and officials well as the Society itself.
Upon motion of brother Ovcarch seconded by brother
Grasa the report and recommendations of the Supreme
President brother Mandich accepted.
Bro. Bella read letter received from the Supernten-
dent of the Chdrens Home wherein the dismissal of the
handyman, bro. Stpech, is outlined in detail However,
the recommendation of Legal Counsellor bro Sevov
the Executive Board unanimously agreed to inform the
Childrens Home Board to hold Special Meeting
possible to discuss the controversy involving Sti
pech including his dismissal and that all the evidence be
submitted to the Executive Board for further consideration
The employment status of bro Stpetich is to remain in
allegiance until final decision is reached in the matter by
the Executive or Supreme Boards.
Aso at the next regular meeting of the Home Board
the matter of obtaining license for the Home should be
discussed and definite decision should be made to what
steps are to be taken to obtain said license The Home Com
NIT TO To
on the status of license at the Home such
report is completed and available.
The request Of bro Sarich and the Chldrens Home
Board to purchase station wagon rejected by the
Executive Board due to the financial status of the
Home. The Board instructed to repair the old station
wagon Also their request to rent the farm house at the
Home postponed until the March, 1856 meeting of the
Supreme Board at which time detailed information
will be available on the matter.
letter received from Lodge 588 of San Pedro, Calf
to the financial difficulties their referred
to the Junior Director bro. Grasha.
Our Sports Director, bro Braidic, authorized to
purchase 1000 cloth CFU chevrons at cost of rs cents
each which was the lowest of three bids received.
Bro. Grasha delegated to attend the 5th annual
Wisconsin State Bowling Tournament to be held in Kenosha
Bros Mandich Ovcarich and servov were authorized
to attend the New York Fraterna Congress Delegates to
be held in New York City on February 9.
The Board unanimously approved 2fo transfer of
1854 receipts and accreons to the Expense Fund of the
The sum of $35OOOOO is to be earmarked in the Ad-
minstraon Expense Fund for the Convention Expense
Account per the Supreme Board decision $3O0OOOO of
Fund and $5,000.OO by the Junior Expense Fund.
The following expenses were approved for payment:
$1,000 to the medical section of the National Fraternal
Congress for dues.
$1950O H. N Bruce and Assoc for actuarial services
rendered in December
$1,000 to the Illinois Fraternal Congress for dues
1851 to the GU. print shop for bowling entry
blanks.
$5424 to the Ugrin Insurance Agency for additional
fire insurance coverage on the Brotherhood building in
Black Eagle, Montana.
Bro. Ovcarich presented the following
Lodge 823 - Bro limerick Zgurich, cert C61451 sub
mitted letter and medical proof for an operation perform
ed in 1949 In of the fact that he then msnformed
by the lodge that is the that he did not submit his
claim time. Therefore, since it not the members
fault the Board approved the payment of said operation
claim
There being further business to transact the Su-
preme President adjourned the session.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary