ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-14
Philip Vukelicll
Fifth Meeting, Wednesday Morning September 26 1856

Fifth Meeting, Wednesday Morning, September 26, 1856
Supreme President bro " l. Mandich called the fifth
meeting of the Supreme Board to order Wednesday morn
ing September 26 1856. Bro Mandch first greeted the
Board and then made note of the fact that all Board
bers and other officials present for this meeting
The reading of Minutes the first Order of Business
Bro Brkich read the Minutes of the first meeting held
Monday morning, September a. 1856. Sister Sylvia Nksc
moved and bro John Ovcarh seconded that be adopt
ed as read Unanimously agreed.
Bro Ovcarich next read the Minutes of the second
meeting held Monday afternoon September a. 1856 Sister
Niksc moved that these Minutes be adopted read bro
John r. Mikan seconding the motion. Agreed
Bro Mandich then asked the Board to resume discus
sion the various Reports submitted the body either
in prepared or oral FORM
The Report of the Croatan Editor of the Zaednicar
the first to before the Board Bro Ovcarch moved
and bro Vranes seconded that this Report be accepted
rendered. Agreed
The oral report of the English Editor likewise ap-
proved following the motion of bro Borch and second
thereto by bro. Kovacevich.
Sister Niksic next moved and bro Maietc seconded
that the Report of the Medical Examiner be approved
Agreed Next the Report Of the Sports Educational
Director which was approved following motion by bro.
Borich and the second of bro. Hinch.
lnasmuch as he not in the Home Office at the
men the Report of Legal Counsellor Edward B. Ser
tabled for later discussion.
Next came the Report and recommendations of the
Print Shop Manager, bro. Michael Bozic
Bro BOzcs first recommendation called the grant
ing of three weeks vacation to all Print Shop employees with
five or more years service.
daon had before the Executive Board but that
ton 112 of Bylaws distinctly calls for all Home Of
peTSOnnel TO De weeks
cation annually and that the matter left for these
meetings of the Supreme Board The Supreme President
so added that Print Shop employees enjoy the Home
Office Christmas Party, Summer Outing and occasional
other social functions without loss of pay an hourly
basis and that the Society has been than fair
at all times.
Bros Skrtic Hnich and Borich put questions to bro
Bozc regarding the union with which the Print Shop
poyees affiliated and enlightened in each instance
by the Print Shop Manager.
Junior Order Director bro Grasha protested this
quest for three weeks vacation the Print Shop and said
a I'M for hic rkc hrOP PO-
zics recommendation adopted Bro Grasha said that
Section 112 of the Bylaws is clear and that any change
in would have to all in the Home Office regard
less of the department.
Bro Krasch also agreed that Section 112 is clear
gardng the vacation period and reminded that the only
to change the Section is to submit the question to Refer
endu Vote by the Delegates to the 9th Convention with
three weeks vacation.
Bro. BaZdarlc to agree with bros Grasha and
Krasch and urged that the Board reject this Print Shop
request the basis of Section 112 of the Bylaws IMAM
mously agreed - request rejected.
Bro. Bozics next recommendation called for the pur
chase of Addressograph machine to replace
longer usuabe machine many years old The machine
would cost between $500 and $780, taxes included The
old machine would be used for trade in value.
After hearing the Supreme President say that the
Executive Board in agreement with this request bro
Vranes moved and sister Nksc seconded that the purchase
of Addressograph machine be authorized Unanimous
ly agreed.
Bro. BoZics next request called for additional pay
ment of $500 weekly for the publication of the Zaedncar
Bro Bozc explained to the Board that the cost of pub
fishing the Zaedncar not raised the past four years.
although the cost of newsprin ink matrices etc. scared
that he had asked other print shops what would charge
weekly to publish the Official Organ and found the bids