ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-15
Third Meeting, Tuesday Morning, March 26 1876


Supreme President bro " l. Mandich called the Third
Meeting of the Supreme Board to order Tuesday morning
March 26h, 1857, with greetings Fluctuations and best
wishes for constructive session.
Present at the opening were all Board members and
other officials.
AS the first order of business bro Mandich called
Trustees President bro Milan Skric to read the Minutes
the First and Second Meetings. which he recorded the
ing and afternoon of Monday March 25h 1857 when the
Editors of the Zadncar excused in order that they
could prepare the Official Organ for publication that day.
Following the reading of the Minutes of the First Meet
ing, bro Nkola Borch moved and bro Nkola Hnich
onded that same be adopted as read Unanimously agreed
Bro. Skrc next read the Minutes of the Second Meet
ing Following minor corrections and amendments bro John
R. Mikan moved and bro. Majetic seconded that same
be adopted Agreed.
The order of business the rendering of Reports
to the Board
Croatan Editor of the Zajednicar bro. Philip Vukech
read his prepared Report to the Board which acknow
lodged rendered and tabled for discussion later in
meetings
English Editor of the Zaednicar bro Stephen F. Br-
ch made oral Report to the Board his stewardship
the past six months.
Brlch It is nv conviction that the six nages Of
the English Section of the Zaedncar which appear weekly
between the semannua sessions of this Board
selves complete report my work and need further
detailed elaboration In short however, it is worth noting
here that the past six months have been the busiest
since arrived the Zaednicars editorial 1948
the Croatan Fraternal Union wish all you we'll your
remaining deliberations here and stand prepared
any questions you may pose later regarding work the
The next Report to the Board was made by Print Shop
Manager bro Michael BozC rendered in writing this Re-
port acknowledged read and tabled for subsequent
discussion.
Following came an oral Report from the Croatan Fra
ternal Unions 1857 Membership Campaign Committee with
English Editor bro Brkch making the accounting of the
progress of the drive in his capacity the Chairman the
Campaign Committee
Bro BrIich - The progress of this years Membership
Campaign which opened January and is to close July 81
has been satisfactory Dedicated in honor Of our
fellow members in the Dominion of Canada, this drive to
date has enriched the Croatan Fraernal Union by
500 senior % and juvenile members and by more than
in and increased insurance protection It
at this point the interest equal of 1856 Campaign
which carried with Grand Prize Award of visit to Yu
gosava check of the Campaign records for the
pondng first two and onehaf months of 1856 and 1857
show that the interest in winning this years Grand Prize
Award of trip to Canada is less attractive than the
1866 offer of trip to Yugoslavia.
Bro Brkch went to stress the fact that the 1857
Campaign accent is the writing of $6 millions in
increased insurance in modernday proportions and not
the signing of and adult juvenile members in
The Campaign Committee Chairman concluded his Re-
port by covering the 1857 Campaign Points credited
March % to various officials of the Coatan Faerna Union
Supreme Board member bro John R. Mkan, 261 Points
which qualify him the first American Canadian rec
pent of the Campaign Grand Prize Award Supreme Board
member sister Sylvia Niksc 168 Points, Supreme Board
member bro Milan Skrtic 100 Points; Supreme Board
ber bro julius Maetc, At Points; Supreme Board member
bro Nkola Borch AZ Points, Supreme Board member bro
John Verbos % Points; Supreme Vice President bro
Math Kovacevich, II Points, Superintendent of the Chill
drens Home bro Nick D. Sarch II Points, Supreme
dent bro " Mandch 16 Points, Secretary of the Sick
Order Director bro. Michael Grasha, II Points
Save for the Report of the Superintendent the Chill
drens Home which to be heard later this concluded this
portion of the Order of Business
Supreme Secretary bro Joseph Bella then took up the
several important recommendations in his Report to the
Board.
ment of 1857 Membership Dividends the basis of the
strength of funds and experience past year