ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-07
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1856
OFFICIAL MINUTES


AS the first order of business bro Mandich called for
the reading of the unapproved Minutes OF the supreme
Board
Bro Brlxch read the 3rd session of the Supreme
Board which approved read the motion by bro
Mandich seconded by bro Bella.
Bro Vukec followed with the reading of the 10th
session of the Supreme Board On the motion by bro Kra
sch seconded by bro Bella said Minutes were approved
Bro Brkich then read the 18th and final session of
the Supreme Board which also approved as read on
the motion by bro Ovcarich seconded by bro. Grasha.
the motion by bro. Bella seconded by bro Grasha
dents and the Board of Trustees in the amount $42
for attending the September 1856 sessions of the Supreme
Board.
The Supreme Secretary bro Bella, presented the fol-
lowing cases:
for an of $5OOO0O thus making his total
insurance force $1OOOOO0 approved by the Board
Lodge liz Sister Kata Horvat designated 5 her hus
band beneficiary who predeceased the member The Board
approved payment to surviving children.
Lodge S45 Bro Ivan zakman gave his year of birth
as upon acceptance member whereas the death
certificate showed 1876 Since unable to obtain any
information this member from Europe, and since the
son claimed that he did not know the exact OF birth
and mailed us copy of the death certificate the
Board approved the payment of the claim in full 49,
Lodge 713 On the recommendation of said lodge the
Board approved donation of $4,000 from the National
Fund payable to the husband of helate Jea Lpanoyc
The request of lodge 954 for donation to Junior
member Of their Nest to help defay medical expenses could
granted since Organization has no established
Lodge 97S On the recommendation of the lodge, the
Board approved donation of $4,000 from the National
Bros Bella and Grasha gave their reports on the pro-
ceedngs of the National Fraterna Congress which they
attended in Cleveland in September with bro Badovnac
this Congress by the election of Junior Director bro
Grasha the presidency of the Youth Counseors Section
payment as follows: Bella $1OO59 bro Grasha $s059
and bro Badovinac $4,000
Bros Mandich and Servov submitted reports on the
proceedings of the National Conference Citizenship which
they attended in Washington D. c. in September Their
penses approved follows Bro. Mandch $144.37
Bro Servov S20087
Bro. Badovnac delegated to be guest speaker at
the 10th Anniversary celebration of Nest No. 55 to be held
in Cleveland October a. the request of the Nest
Management.
the Minnesota Federation of CU Lodges for the pre-
of Supreme Treasurer bro Krasich at their An
The renewal of our passenger elevator maintenance
contract in the Home Office again awarded to the
Haughton Elevator Co. for period Of years .o
contract for replacing certain fixtures at the Home Office
for the of $5O9.OO
thony Lucas former Legal Counsellor the occasion
of his 50th Anniversary attorney Bro Bella is to
quet to be held in honor of bro. Lucas October 2
Supreme Board Member, bro. julius Majetic dele
fernal Congress
Our Sports Director, bro. Braidc informed the Board
that Lodge the successful bidder host lodge for
1858 for the National Dx Tourney and that Lodge 7O6
shall be the host for 1859.
Our bookkeeper, bro Gregurch, submitted the follow
In accordance with the decision of the Executive Board
visited the Ch1ldrenS Home october to
check their books and to instruct the bookkeeper the
Home to the in which all future reports
be submitted to the Home Office The bookkeeper is
professional who very qualified the field
of accounting. ....-
We Immediately went to work and arrived at the
csion that the books in their state could be
corrected and therefore would be feasible begin
with set of books with January 1885, the start
ing point At the end of the year, the books of the Home
Office and the Childrens Home then be balanced
Most of time spent in trying to balance the
of the payments of children which we were
unable to accomplish Here again. agreed to revert
January L. 1852 base to make all necessary adjust
ments from said date After all the accounts of the chill
dren corrected and balanced statement will be mailed
to the parents of the children which will require verca
tion to it's accuracy.
We worked until late hour each evening and arrived
at mutual plan and agreement to the future work
be DONE and have every confidence that bookkeeping
problems at the Childrens Home will be solved.
The of bro Gregurch in the amount of $20947
were approved for payment.
The following items approved for payment:
$4,000 to the Pennsylvania Fraternal Congress for 10
banquet tickets for the Congress to be held in Pittsburgh
November 13 and H.
$1,000 to the Nebraska Fraternal Congress for dues
$500 to the Michigan Fraternal Congress for dues
$1,000 to George Held productions for reproducing
10 minute tape for use by the Home Office
$525O0 to the National Fraternal Congress for dues
$4,000 to the McKeesport Junior Tambutans for their