ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-02-22

insured only under this pan
Monthly contributions for this type of insurance,
as follows:
From age 16 to 35 years 40 cents
From age SO to so years 60 cents
The members age will be figured of the effective
date Of the agreement Members so years of age
insured will be eligible for this insurance, and will
pay dues for age So
Members who do not carry disability and operation
insurance with the Brotherhood will not be eligible for
such with the Unon if they so years
of age.
According to this section of the Agreement members
of the Brotherhood who carried disability and operation
benefit insurance will remain insured for these benefits
the Union, and will pay the monthly dues, and
the benefits when they in the Brother
hood. ..'
Members of the Brotherhood who past age SO and
not insured for disability and operation benefits in
the Brotherhood take such insurance with the Uni
on Members who are under age and insured
these funds with the Brotherhood may take such nsur
member of the Union under the Unions plan,
under which their monthly dues will be above set FORTH
and will receive benefits for all kinds of operations in
amounts provided in the Unions bylaws.
Members of the Brotherhood who past age so and
carried disability and operation benefits in that organiza
tion may become insured under the plan of disability
and operation benefits in the Unon for which they will
pay dues according to age SO.
Members of the Brotherhood who heretofore carried
disability and operation benefits and who transfer to the
plan the Union will be entitled to receive the
benefits all present members of the Union
At the start of this SERIES promised new men,
bers in Montana to explain the individual terms of our
agreement for their guidance well for the nforma-
ton of the rest of the members Of the Croatan Fraerna
Union Previously covered the provisions of the Agree
ment life Insurance. while todays article deals with sick
disability and operation benefits Where there is mention
Of the bylaws of the Croaan Brotherhood and the ben
es which it's members received Hereunder Mon
members acquainted with them having the Broth
erhood bylaws at hand In far the bylaws of the
Croaan Fraerna Union concerned and especially the
new bylaws adopted at the Ninth Convention last Septen
ber, must point out to Montana members that
their lodge secretaries have been furnished with copy
of bylaws, in the English language and they require
any explanations concerning the Unions bylaws they may
feel free their lodge secretaries The Coatan text of
the bylaws is in print and will be distributed to our
lodges early in March.
In next weeks issue of the Ia iedncar will write
that portion of the Reinsurance Agreement covering the
Junior Order of the Brotherhood well the general
of the Agreement and then conclude these discussions
To date, have received quite few communications
the subject matter of these articles which convnces
that these members very much interested in their
rights and privileges and obligations members of the
Croatan Fraternal Union.
We also hear from Butte and Anaconda of ambitious
plans for membership drive to start warmer
weather bitter winter weather is in reign in
those parts of the country at this time We believe such
reports will be coming from other sections of the
beautiful and rich state of Montana, to enable to
cord at the close of the year, the rich rewards of the
fraterna endeavOrs of people, Americans of Croaan
origin, in the state of Montana!