ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

endorsement
Virtually every Board member wanted to speak out on
this recommendation
One of the questions raised several sides pertaned
to koo Groups and Junior Tamburtza Orchestras oera
ing Societies. but comprised in the main of Junior Order
members of the Croatian Fratema Union.
In the spirit of flexibily, it agreed that such
groups do not necessarily carry CFU Nest Nos to
qualify for the support under discussion The members of
the Supreme Board however made it clear that 1t IS the
collective hope by making such aid possible every youngser
outside the Socetys folds would fit to become
member of the Junior Order Department.
The tremendous national scope and community value
of Junior Kolo Groups and Junior Tamburltza Ensembles
detailed at length by several members of the Board
Bro Majetc spoke in glowing terms of the Detroit Nest
31s Mothers Club activities along this cultural line bro
Hnch with high praise for the work being done by the
MwaukeeWes Alls Mothers Club; bro Skrtc with elo-
quence in prasng the strossmayer Singing Society of
Youngstown Ohio for it's Junior Koo program; sister Mix
sic was no less audatory in reviewing the efforts
of the Gary nd Nest 10 Mothers Club bro Verbos proud
the koo dancing program under the of ST. Marys
RC Church Of Steeon Pa; and bro. Kovacevch just
proud of the great junior and adult koo movements in Cali
forna which have spread to such extent as to interest
many socaled Americans what is rapidly becoming
nationwide fad among younger people in the USA
Also speaking in support of the recommendation were
bros Grasha who appealed for exbt in determining the
eligibility of groups applying for such aid in the future bro
Krasch who pointed out that juvenile koo and tamburza
ae OF nd TO 'n ro c
who called attention to the outside publicity given such
groups weeks by the Pittsburgh, Pa, Press,
the Harrisburg Sunday PatriotNews and the Youngs
town, Ohio, 'Vndcator."
Bro Bazdarich not against the recommendation
discussion against aiding any such group if
the artists thereof insisted being paid for appearing be-
fore Croaan Fraerna Union Lodges Nests on program
occasions.
Bro Mandich in supporting the accommodation, re,
called official visit Sudbury, Ont, Canada and
seeing in the home Of bro Paul Censcak enough tambur
tza Instruments lying idle to start two tamburtza groups
His appeal during banquet held at the time for youth
tvy in Sudbury did not fall deaf and fine
gram is operating in that part of Canada.
Ma etics motion and bro Hnichs second covering
the adoption of this recommendation then put to vote
Unanimously agreed
Bro Braidic's next recommendation called for
affirmation Qualification of Supreme Board decision OF
September 1858 governing the appropriation of neces-
sary amount for other Junior activity
1t pointed out by bro. Braidic that nothing
appropriated this respect for the years 1854 and 1856
although the cost of such activity 1856 alone to the Sports
Educational Department amounted to $1,61985.
Junior Order Director bro Grasha explained the stand
his Department this matter and pointed out that Sec
ton 28S added to the bylaws which went into effect
December 1865 to take of just such expenditures
After short discussion, bro Grasha moved and bro
Ovcarch seconded that for the year 1856 the of
6985 be transferred from the Junior Order funds to-
those of the Sports Educational Department. Unanimously
agreed
Bro Bradic's last recommendation dealt with the
tenton of the $3.50 aid given the Croatian Fraterna
national tenpin duckpn and five pin tournaments
the Montana State and California state Journeys
for each fiveman adult team entered
Mikan moved, bro. Skrtic secondng that this aid
be continued Unanimously agreed.
There being no further recommendations bro. Bazda-
moved and bro Kovacevch seconded that the report
of the Sports Educational Department be approved IMAM
imousy agreed.
Next came the report and recommendations of Print
Shop Manager bro. Michael Bozich.
Citing with figures the constantly rising cost of pub
fishing the edncar and the Junior Order Magazine bro
Bozch asked the Supreme Board to authorize the Printing
Department to increase by $500 issue the price of pub
fishing weekly issue of the Official Organ and the
for publishing each bmonhy issue of the Junior
Magazine.
Bro Mandich reminded that the Supreme Board had
along with bro Bozch in September of 1856 when he
asked that the weekly publication of the Zaedncar be
increased by $500 and that do again does not
justified at this time. Inasnuch the Junior Maya
zine not affected like financial respect last September
bro Mandch asked the Board consider increase at this
time in the publishing price Of the Junior Magazine
After discussing this matter pro and CON- the Chair
called for motion from the floor
Bro Krasch moved and bro Verbos seconded that the
cost of publishing the Zaednicar remain presently
suted but that additional $1O0 be allowed for the
publication b-monthly basis of the Junior Magazine
This would amount to $60000 for the year 1857. Unani
mously agreed.
Bro Vranes next moved and bro. Mkan seconded that
the report of the Manager of the Print Shop be approved
All voted in favor of the motion.
Following the report to the Board rendered by
the Croatan Fraterna Unions General Counsel bro. Ed
ward B. Servov.
Bro Servov first asked the Board to treat in a
ca and collected those of the Chdrens Home
who would before this body Friday morning,
March 49, 1857 to into matters of great Importance to
every member of the Croatian Fraternal Union.
Bro Servov then turned to problem which has long