ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
-OFFTCIAL MINUTES
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1857

present with the Exception Of bro ovcach who is out of
town official business
read
The Supreme Secretary bro. Bella presented the fol-
lowing cases: -. .eo
from whom he divorced, beneficiary Ihe Board
approved payment of the claim to surviving children
Lodge 18 - Bro Mirko Pojak named his wife as oen,
earv who predeceased the member Board approved
payment to 10 surviving children 49, .o.o
ficary who predeceased the member The Board approved
payment of the claim to his surviving orothers
Lodge 1875 - Bro John Fukat wishes to change bene-
fica1ies BY agreement to fend Anna Ar'Aanc''
Lodge 1Ss - At the request of the lodge the Board
approved donation Of $4,000 from the National Funo TO
their destitute member bro. Petar Setka.
Lodge 434 - letter of complaint was received from
said lodge as to the manner in which thr letter o TO sae
Supreme Board recorded in the Minutes Whlcn was
~ Lodge sos Bro Ivan cpek wishes to designate An
Mae sttar beneficiary by in the amount OF
$4,000, which the Board approved. na
Lodge 500 - Bro Josp Trtanj named his mother % ana
father as beneficiare both of whom predeceased The
Board approved payment to surviving brothers and a
Bros Grasha and servov gave report on the meeting
thew attended in Buffalo with lodges
that vicinity pertains to the problems of members OF
New York State Bro Sorrows of $12769 were
Bros. Mandch and Grasha gave brief reports on the
Canadian Fraerna Congress which they attended as well
tailed reports of shall be published in the Official
Organ Their expenses approved for payment fol-
lows Bro. Mandlch $2343l and pro. GraSha Slo4ol.
Bro. Grasha also gave report the affair sponsored
by Nest No. 397 in Hamilton Ontario Canada which shall
be detailed in the Official Organ.
Since upon the call of the Supreme President bro Josip
Saban did not submit his resignation within the prescribed
time the Supreme President to officially notify bro sa
ban of his suspension member of the Chldrens Home
Board effective Immediately and is to notify the first alter
nate bro Philip Pauin to fill the on the Board
s4o77s to the City Plumbing and Heating Co. of Clair
ton for repairs made the furnace and other
$145oo to H. N Bruce and Assoc for actuarial serv
o. $500 to Raymond Gojmerac of Nest and $3.50 to
Thomas Rubnc of Nest II for Junior bowling reimburse
$500 to the Grdina Recreation of Cleveland for 21o
$e1 80 to the Capitol Alleys McKeespor for 300 lines
of bowling at the Junior Duckpin Tournament.
$45.25 to the GU. Print Shop for printing various
forms for the Sports Department.
$368481 to M. Hamaak and Co. for the various tour
nament and league trophies
$43.91 to bro. Bradic supplemental appropriation
for the Pittsburgh Folk Festival.
$1,000 to the Missouri Fraternal Congress for dues
Bro Milan Vranes End Supreme Vice President, was
delegated to be the guest speaker at the 9th annual CFU
day to be held in West Alls Wis, June 16 at Arcadia
Since there was further business to transact the Su
preanc President adjourned the meeting.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
Special Meeting of the Executive Board Held s. 1857
The Supreme President, brother Mandch, called to
der the Special Meeting of the Executive Board in the su
prerne Office Of the Union at 700 o'clock pm.
Present the following executive officers Brothers
Mandch Bella, Krasich and Grasha, we'll the follow
ing deegates Sister Dragca Blaskovic, Lodge No. 29
Brothers John Reskovac Lodge No. 49, Joseph Frankovch
Lodge No. rs; John Mavrovch, Lodge No. 141; Matt
retch, Lodge No. 1874; and John segina Lodge No 49,
The Supreme President, brother Mandch greeted the
officers and delegates explaining that this special meeting
called for the purpose of counting ballots the
erendum of the motion of the Supreme Board whereby
Section 112 of the Societ bylaws which at present reads
-. "An Executive Officers Officials and Employees
have the right to two week vacation each year with
pay"
be changed to read follows
"Al Executive Officers Officials and Employees
have the right to annual vacation in accordance with
the union contract but not to exceed three weeks"
1t ascertaned that 291 envelopes containing ballots
were returned One envelope post marked June 3d and
In Of the decision that post marks not later than May
31st will be recognized, this ballot not counted
After all ballots counted the telers Sister Bias
kovc and Brothers Reskovac Franovch Mavrovch Zore
itch and Segna their signatures, made the following
report:
total of 200 valid ballots were returned For the
motion of the Supreme Board there 21O voes against
the motion, there were 70 votes; ballot blank
Therefore, is established that the motion of the Supreme
Board for change in Section 112 of the bylaws ap
proved.
The Supreme President thanked the teers officers
for the conscientious performance of their work. and ad
ourned the special meeting with his greeting and the hope
the