ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-05
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
MINUTES--
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1858

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER g. 1858
The Supreme President bro Mandich opened the meet
ing with official greetings All Members of the Board
present.
The Minutes of the September "a session were ap-
AS the first order of business bro Ovcarich requested
that correction be made in the second session minutes Of
said Board omitted The Executive Board agreed that
the necessary corrections be made of the minutes in ques
tion pertains to bro. Ovcarichs report
The Supreme Secretary bro. Bella, presented the fol-
Lodge 248 Bro Joseph stephanik gave an incorrect
year of birth upon acceptance to membership The Board
agreed that said certificate to be scaled down accordingly
Lodge 4o2 - Bro Nikola skender gave the wrong year
of birth upon acceptance membership The Board agreed
that the death claim be paid in full
Bro. Matthew Zvonar High Trial Board Member, sub
on be in
September 49, Said report to be published in the Of
fcial Organ and his of $4,000 approved for
payment
Bros Krasich and Grasha were delegated the ia
stuctors to conduct the school to be held Detroit on Oc
tober 25 and 2 which school requested by the Central
Bros Ovcarich and Vukelch delegated as nstruc-
tors of the school to be held in Monessen on October 2
which requested by the United Lodges of Counties in
Western Pa.
Bro ovcarch gave brief report the school he
Quoted in Hamilton Ontario, Canada The class lasted
hours at which there about 40 members present rep
resenng lodges The main topics of discussion the
various Certificates by the CFU and scholarship
program detailed report shall be published in the Official
Organ of $101 40 approved for payment
va reno on the proceedings of the National Fraterna
Congress which they attended in Miami Florida complete
detailed report of which shall appear in the Official Organ
Their expenses Of $3337 each approved for payment
An increase of $50 per week awarded to Bobs Lo
cal Express for hauling our Official Organ to the post office
every Tuesday effective of Oct. l, 1858.
At the request of bro Grasha the Board approved the
purchase typewriter and stand and posture chair
for his department.
The Board agreed that all the old original records and
books pertaining the history of the Society to be re-
bound and then stored in safe place
they received for the of new furnace and storm
windows in the Administration Building at the Chldrens
the awarded the contract for the installation of
furnace to bro. Steve Nksic for the of $64280O
and bro Steve Horvatch given the job of installing the
storm windows for the sum of $4,000.
The following items were approved for payment:
$25Ooo to the Insurance Federation of Pa. for dues
$500 bro Bazdarich for expenses attending the
CFU golf tourney held in Hobart, Indiana, July e.
$115oo to Bruce and Assoc for actuarial services
$2562 to Fields Florist of Kansas City, Kansas for
floral wreath for the late Joseph Renko of Lodge 5O5 who
cety of Kansas which merged with the CFU in 1925 The
lodge also sent thank letter to the Board which was
acknowledged and filed.
Lodge - Bro. Charles Snkarow, cert EO-2483 was
not entitled to sick disability benefits On the recommen
daon of bro Ovcarch and the opinion of the legal
seor the Board agreed to reimburse the member for said
Lodge 1s- Sister Judith sepch cert EO-5557 under
operation which listed the Bylaws On the
recommendation of bro Ovcarch and Dr. Arch the Board
approved payment of the claim per Section 259 of the
Bylaws.
Lodge lis - The lodge submitted appeal in behalf
of bro Pavao Matusevac cert 1865 for assistance from
the National Fund since the member dropped his sick and
disability protection during the depression and unable
to renstae himself since that time The Board approved
donation of $4,000 to said member from the National Fund
In connection with his meeting with the Insurance De-
parment of New York. General Counsel bro. Servov
ported briefly the status of present members of the So
cey in New York He advised the Board that present
bers of the Society and should make inquiries
that their present policies be kept in force He also
advised the Board that New York members have the
rights privileges and protection all other members
of the Society and that members in the State of New York
should continue to do whatever to remain in
good standing Local social activities and monthly meetings
of present New York members permitted and certainly
social sport educational and other activities encouraged
There being further official business to discuss the
Supreme President adjourned the meeting.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary