ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-08-06
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
.OFFTCIAL MINUTES
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1853


WEDNESDAY,, JULY 9, 1858
The Supreme President, bro Mandch, opened the ses
sion with official greetings All Members of the Board
The Minutes of the June rs, 1858, meeting were ap-
proved read. e
As the first order of business the report read of
High Trial Board Member bro Belanic, the meeting of the
New England Fraternal Congress which he attended on
lyme q e. in New Ha%ps zA re- which was % and
At the request of Lodge &C. bro Bella to attend their
annual picnic guest speaker July 27 in Youngstown
His expenses are to be paid by the Lodge.
Bro Grasha authorized to attend the picnic on
July II at Morgans Point Ontario Canada, which is be-
ing by several Nests of the Niagara Peninsula
Bro. Ovcarch gave report the Third Annual Fra
terna Day which sponsored by United Lodges of
South Chicago He stated that the affair well attended
present to continue their support of this significant day
and to strive for greater unity among their ranks
has been organized for this under the auspices of
Lodge IT, His expenses of $13548 approved tor pay
Organ.
The following items approved for payment:
$4,000 donation to Lodge 351 of Detroit on the &C.
cason Of the opening of their new home on August ao
$3.50 to The Insurance Index for year renewal Of
subscriptions ...~,.
$3.50 to the Punched Card for year renewal of sub
$500 to Daylight Studio of Toronto for II photos
taken at the pin bowling tourney
$4,000 N Bruce and Assoc. for actuarial services
$1,000 to the Business Week Magazine for renewal of
4 year subscription.
ss42 to the CFU Print Shop for printing bowling ap
plications for the South Chicago bowling league.
s177O to Nest 457 Of West As for bowling reimburse
nent of 2 Juniors %
$27so Nest 81 of West Allis for bowling reimburse
ment of Juniors
$4,000 bowling appropriation to the CF Chicago South
Side league for 40 the mixed doubles tourney
based on 81 90 per bowler
s1osoo bowling appropriation to Lodge 234 of Pitts
burgh for 1858 Patterson Tourney based 1os par
cipants at $1.OO per bowler.
$3.50 each to Charles Koker Don Novak, John A.
Tub and Andrew Pavnic for services rendered in as
sisng Sports Director bro Braidic during the CFU
Basketball Tourney held in Youngstown March 2223
$1,000 each to Dusan Bezic, Donna Glavas, Nick Yus-
t Tony Fpoveh and Robert Mich for services render
ed in conducting the 1858 CFU pin tournev
seph Farrell Anton Delac for services rendered during
the CfU Duckpn Tourney held in Ena, Pa April rs,
$125155 to M. Hanalak and Co. for various league,
tournament and sweepstakes trophies.
$500 to the National Fraternal Congress law section
Bro: oycarch presented the following cases;
Lodge LIS - Sister Rose Spoarich cert C-59436, un-
derwent operation that not listed in Bylaws On
the recommendation of the Lodge membership the Board
Lodge 5S8 - Bro Andrew Kuglis, cert. C-35s6O, un-
dewent an operation that is not payable under our By
% Rss ss e Sonson "a Sf m tbs I
Fund on the Recommendation OF bro. Ovcarich.
On the Recommendation of bro Bella, the Board ap-
proved the purchase Of fan for the secretarys De-
partment. +:s.ta~@ :fe
The Supreme President Brother Mandich gave short
report his official trip to the members in Canada and
some western states. y~"
According to the decision of this Board said Brother
Mandch visited members in Port Arthur, Ontario,
Canada where our Lodges Nos 67e and s7s jointly pre-
pared banquet June 21s and meeting Of members
and friends for Sunday June 22nd It gratifying be
able to that this the first affair in twenty that
these two lodges held jointly and it is hoped that they will
continue to work in harmony and with mutual understand
ing for the meneft Of both lodges and the Society,"
From Port Arthur proceeded to North Dakota, Mon
tana and Rock Springs Wyoming visited with our
Lodge.
by telephone with the officers Of several other lodges
various localities in Montana, which unable to visit
personally because of lack of time.
In Rock Springs you know Lodge 374 held a
twoday celebration of it's 5Oh anniversary with concert
and general getogether meeting Saturday. 28th
and banquet Sunday Both affairs very well at
tended.
From Rock Springs proceeded for Denver Colorado,
where officers and members of Lodge IL and E 934 had
getto4ether meeting the evening of Monday June 3Oh
in the Croatian Home. The meeting having been held
short notice was much satisfied with the represen
tatives attendance of both lodges.
From Denver, I proceeded towards home, contracting
Of lodge officials who available in Omaha
c%or