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Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phone ia and ass
CHARLES H.s JAMESON


an DARNESTOWN
~ a; oTm. mod. bunsalow. new
dairy barn and slic' "SssnAs'O Roo1s
lake. streams, high scenic plateau
.;4u0 feet in length, ideal for
sirstrip, long frt. Rte. 2S, approx
mi. TO Co. capital. S7i, ODD
, liz A. DAMASCUS ESTATE
orrm. frame house, bath. Semimod
KIT, 2O-stall dairy barn. silo. miSc
PIGS: streams IS A. wooded
ga. crops and grass, 1000 It. frt.,
q mi. D. c.: 500, 900.
~ A.. River I'd. farm: covered In
iush olueerasS, traversed by never
Ina ainlns stream; total frontage
s;ZoO IT. Gao Canal and River
IA" mr.; EDWARDS Ferry, 80 mi
100 A, River I'd. ID stock asSe' farm. Arm
pre-civil War, WILLIAMSBURG III
mansion, new baths Seminal
kit, several frepis.. high ceilinSS
open stairwell, random width
farm bldGs.; = mile C&o cana
and q mile River road fTontare
IS mi. D. c.: $4,000 terms
~ A.: remodeled 5-rm. house
mod. kit, din. rm., liy rm
pedrmS. new bath: bsmt attic,
morse and cattle barn: & acre,
exec: sod; bal. wooded springs
streams: .,OO0-ft. road frontage
MI Acc, Very secluded, idea
camp or kennel size; sol 900
terms: 50. 500 cash,
D A.; 3-bedrm. Cape Cod: mod. kit
Nv rm., dinette, how'd. As. fuii
S SS ioo oil heat; $4,000, terms
D A.. Clarksburg domestic; 3OO-ft
I'd: frt, I'm. bsmt.:' well, elee
pump unusual view; $500
2S5 A., mr.. Rockville: 3 dwellings
ICE. barns, . streams. as A. ush
bluegrass, Asa. wooded, mile roao
frontage. Excel. Topography. u
acre coming for dev. Nav he
soid as two parcels at 81, 900 per
20 A. s-rm. house; bath, o.h.-wh
MOD. kit. bedrms.. tile a., attic
bsmt,; horse barn; stream. or
chard,. garden, woods: bl. eraSs.
z! mi. D; c.; $4,000. terms;
3 A.. Rockville: 5-rm. bungalow;
MOD. kit, lily. rm. with firepl
z bedrms.:, hardwood r., tiled
bath; OH heat; = bldRs.; lots
worth $1,000 ca: S1e,75O, terms
CHAS. H. JAMESON, REALTOR
PoOLESVILLE, MD
Phone 3O1-nT q qORO
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1925 Conn. Ave.
FARMS

ACREAGE, LOCATION, PROFIT
ating farm. Look at your map and
notice area between Benville and
BryanS I'd. in Charles County,
about l6 mi. from D. c. Imagine
buying farm in this prime To-
cation, and such a farm! Solidly
built owners residence, . tenant
houses, liza. tobacco allot., 4
barns, other farm bldgs., good
streams and springs. Price UNDER
5000 per. acre Inspection BY ap-
pointment. only. MIcKLER REAL
TY, La Plata. Nd. WE. 1880.
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
100 ACRES-Farm house with cleo. 81.
weekend cottage, . barns, stable,
R isSnRsis sST% esogRT2s fn a
sGeSi e eise. Kit! nv mO xn b Stth
basement, central heat. / acre
and. $500.
$50 AcRES-e-room farm home.
tenant house. bank barn for stock
3 tobacco barns, is a. allotment:
valuable gravel deposit and tim
Der; S37,50O. One-third down.
WATERFRONT FARM-7O acres,
almost "a mi. frontage: 9-rm.. .
bath homei 3 barns, land fertile
10 ACRES. near new Patuxent
bridge. fronting main highway;
4-oedrm,. home with mod. kit,
path and heat; barns, D a. to-
bacco allotment; Sl7.500.
bARSToW = Near new Patuxent
River bridge. Large Groom and
f Haan nome main with biaav, acre; 50 s0 0S
with $4,000 down.
Farm HOME Conn
pletely renovated, 2 new baths,
new mod. cleo. kit. Z bedrmS.,
full basement. full din. rm., liv.
rm. with fireplace; 5 clear acres
fertile land; outstanding view over
Patuxent River: Sl5,500 for quick
sale. bldg. and loan financing,
FARM, 40 ACRES
room and bath home. Fronts hard
road with going filling station; has
barn and tobacco allotment.
100 ACRES-A,l down in clover
and erass: will carry so head
cattle, Farmhouse, two barns. M.
Patuxent River, boat privileges.
very good Investment farm.
! % ACRES-Early Colonial home;
. nreplaces, mod. hit, bedrooms.
baths, barns; h-mile frontage
on tloewater: tenant house, trae-
tor and equipment; $4,000.
A wide variety OF other farms
both waterfront and inland, Write
or phone for particulars,
have You Heard the
Calvert Story?''
WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE
J. Il WATEPC q, ASSOC
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
CITY DWELLERS

WY ~ rA MT c6 MSXF yG 'S S S.sFIS
Where you can enjoy the fresh
country air, the rolling hills Of
MARYLAND. In q lovely woodland
setting, There's q barn and pas
ture 10 keep q pony, your own
fruit trees and plenty OF room to
have q vegetable garden. Beauti-
full old house built around 1910,
Complete with all modern improve
ments. Plenty OF acreage for pri-
vacy. Within committing distance
Of D. c., Annapolis and Baltimore
In Anne Arundel county-all this
for S4i, 500. Call Mrs. Bees
iWashington dial 30D UN, q
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

/; 1913 acres. modern Groom home.
barns, outbuildings, pond. tim
per, chicken houses, going chicken
ana egg business. on paved road,
immediate possession. IS miles
.. l6 acres woodland, near chesa-
pea6e Bay. only $1,000 with
3. 90-acre farm, Q barns. house,
outbuildings, on paved road. tim
per stream; IS miles D. c.;
4: IsO-acre top-producins farm.
large paneled living room with
fireplace, dining room. 9 bedrooms.
kitchen and bath: basement, oil
hot-water heat: 5-room tenant
house. 3 large barns. stable, other
outbuildings: complete farm equip
ment, $4,000.
5. Large farm. LOGO acres: Groom
home with bath, ) barns. Silo,
granary, . machine sheds, farm
pond, 3 miles road frontage. land
In high state Of cultivation.
o. l2S acres, modern 4-bedroom
home. tenant house, 4 large barns,
farm buildings, fenced streams.
immediate possession. IS miles
d. c. $4,000.
We have farms, waterfronts, going
businesses to I'LL your requirements.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick, Maryland.
Phone los or liz; II no answer,
call 1884. INSPECTION BY AP-
pOINTMENT ONLY
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VIENNA

owner leaving area, must sell i'm
mediately, 3-bedrnd. rambler: beau
tiful shade trees. children's play
area, fenced yard. Ice. liv. rm.,
din. rm., equip. kitch., recreation
nm, with pool table. full bsmt.,
2s-ft. encl. porch. Sept 18th oc-
cupancy. S17,500 on easy terms.
PENTAGON REALTY
CIR. 3-3400 0 TO o.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR sALEII
(cONTlNuEDl .

.gii.S si.'' Il. es ssti,eIH's sins.
plus apis. Parking; corner:
S44,60o, Also lge. property,
presently music institute
and apts. suitable same
type school. club, apts.;
parking; $50 800. Mr.. Poole
BOSS q PHELPS. INC.
MA. $4,000 l417 X st. NV,
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LURIA BROS.
2o4s Wilson Blvd. IA. 1880
UNUSUAL

Unusual house, unusual commun-
fly So much to offer. Not new,
but you won't hnd many with so
much appeal for so little. Just
south Of Alexandria. of Mt. Yer
non pkWy.. 90 easy minutes to
D. c. and Pentagon, 10 to Belyoir.
Unpretentious. all-brick rambler,
walls a foot thick: 3 bedrooms
and family room with thermo-
pane. polished slate floors, birch
panelingl or huge master bedroom
with adj. bath. Patio. large
screened porch. excellent storage.
Super" new double-oven stove.
DRY basement. Desirable subur-
ban community. Tennis court
Heavily wooded ha-acre lot with
huge hardwood. In excellent struc-
tural condition. Move in 18th
September. Near excellent schools,
buses and shops. An especially
good buy at $4,000.
Lou Chacey Real Estate
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PAUL B. GANLEY

- 1850 - =
so acres dairy or stock farm, Large
bank barn, dairy house. 2 silos.
machinery shed and other build
ings, 7-Tm. modern house. Road
irontage and plenty OF water.
7O-acre stock farm, Large bank
barn, silo and other buildings,
Plenty Of water; u miles road
irontage. 6-rm. restored stone
house. $4,000.
100 acres, Baltimore dairy farm,
All clear land in high state Of
CIVILIZATIONS; large creek throueh
property. 36-stall barn. Loafing
shed. LARGE, upright silo. Q trench
silos. Machinery shed and other
small buildings, Large frame home
in good cond over / mile OF road
road frontage. $4,000.
155 acres. modern 5O-staIl dairy
barn. 14x55 siio, Large bank barn
and other buildings. Modern A.
bedrm., 2la-bath brick home.
! mile Of road frontage. $4,000.
We have many other listings Of
both small and large properties.
many OF which have stone or brick
homes.
Financing can be arranged.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
icONTlNueDl

CHARLES COUNTY, sol highway
Outstanding locations, suitable
business, also desirable. well-lol
Gated tracts, 20 70 $50 acres, suit
able shopping center. subdivision,
golf oil. country club: sale or long
term lease. LEONARD SNYDER,
West 4-3311. La Plata, Nd.
CHOICE INVESTMENT PROF.
EkTH offers combination site fol
motel, restaurant and service sta.
s aeass excel bon Iss.%s ioca tSsI,,I,
National Airport, Perimeter I'd
INQUIRIES Invited. r. o. BRIDoEs,
Broker, U. 8, 80, Chantilly. Phone
Arcola, IA. 7-54sO.
CONN, AvE.-l5,00O So, IT,; COM
rnsS 5.D ScnIins applied for $1,000
4-6b90.
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INSURANCE

= $500 -
Phone 1855 warrenton, Va,
ST. MARY'S COUNTY
so. ACRES with magnincent view
o. 81. Mary's River. An outstand-
ing waterfront farm with all
necessary buildings and excellent
tenant: $4,000. 39ss cash.
117 ACRES with private creek and
over mile Of shoreline. Six-roorIf
farmhouse and barns. Attractive
country home with five bedrooms,
three baths, dining room and
large living room with ireplaces.
swimming pool. bathhouse. private
n oock $4,000. Owner will finance.
" ACRES with 1000 feet shore.
ilne and good anchorage. Ton
farmland with excellent farm.
mouse and many attractive water.
front locations. $4,000,
Eishteenth Century home Of 2 rooms
ana bath on knoll with terraces.
~ acres OF rolling land, partly
cleared Your chance to make a
lovely country home. sec. 900.
J. Spence Howard, Jr.
St: Mary's City, ct. Mills SO
GnTTTITEnHY IEA~l1T
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Harry H. Huntley, Realtor
Leesburg, '

Spring 7-3346, Ewes. Spring 7-ialE
INTERESTING OLD HOUSE, built
about 1890, on l A, Of GOOD land
IN delightful n Va. small town,
$500 IN Call OWNER upperville'
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HOW MUCH Of farm can ] get
gomery countyP Box 4I5-E. Star.
HOWARD COUNTY = Small farm
cite with picturesque 4-bedroom
country home. cherry-paneled liy-
ms room. House in good condi-
paved road and surrounded by
beautiful large shade trees. Price.
$4,000. Call Mrs. Steed, with
LAIRD B. SCOTT. Realtor. JU
9-0420; ewes Sun. JU. S-37S0.
KELLER WOODMOOR
40 ACRES-7-room. 2-bath, frame
house, new condition. Good 'front.'
age on State highway Excellent
terms. Additional acreage avail
able. S39,500.
.l20 ACRES = Beautiful, restored
3-bedroom, 2-bath house, oil hot
water heat, SCAR garage, l mile
29es cash and owner will take
back LIST mortgage. $4,000.
We have other farms, estates and
listings. What are your needs?
Call John r. Hall, PooIesville,
Sunday, Diamond 9-2561. Week
days, JU. 5-7100, CHESTER KEEL
LER WooDMooR AGENCY CORP
LOOK AND CHOOSE
Before making any decision, you
certainly want to know what is
available. As specialists in land
and farms for many years. we
have q great many properties
available for your inspection,
from 10 acres UP.
Call US any time and tell US what
you want
ROMER & CO., Realtors
430 N. Frederick, Gaithersburg
WI. $4,000 or Waverly 6-2233
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
BARRISTER BUILDING
Rah z ST NV

Single Rm. u3a 50. IT'S IS 90
RIM. Suite ICES 50. H.. $3.50 90
5-Rm. Suite 1894 50. IT,. 5000 90
Newly decorated; wired for air con-
ditioninR; all services.
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rs AcREs-Approximately so open
IN grass: stream. pond, S-room
house, barn; $3.50.
2 ACRES-Panoramic view, g.
room house, bath; $4,000.
7-ROOM Dutch Colonial residence;
stone fireplace. bath; beautiful
trees and shrubbery; acres
land; Sl2,500.
Arthur S. Knowles, Realtor
5 8. Royal Ave. Front Royal. Va.
ME. 5-3RRA: Home. NE. k.22Ah
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

STORES to- in sood foot trafic loca-
10 1900 So f II feo.lired' eS nat i;T"s
chain Of franchise aft shops open.
ing. this territory, contact our
regional manager. Mr.. WAYNE
BB0RIoN; 454s Linnean ave. NV,
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w. VA.

30 acres: e-Tm. house. Ia baths.
furnace. bank barn; timber: on
good road, mi. to town: up hiEh,
panorama view, It's the best and
priced at S10,500. Free listing.
Call $50.
BERKLEY SPRINGS, W. VA.
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16i. ACRE FARM with 2 streams.
Ideal for horse or cattle breed.
ing. Long frontase on state road,
3 large modern barns, in excels
lent condition. . tenant houses.
Excellent pasture land enclosed
with good fences. Main house has
full basement, 4 bedrms., liv. rm.,
fireplace, din. rm., kitchen, den,
. screened porches, bath, bases
board heat. HERON REALTY CO.,
Mayo, Md. UN 7.o063.
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CALL J. H. KNOX
ThoS. j. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
13s 18th st. NV. DI. 1880
RID. NV, I519-En-
tire End floor: 3 rooms. kitchen
ano pain: 500 Key on LIST floor
b r. SAUL CO, 925 18th 81
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} ACRES, LEVEL, CLEARED.
FENCED, with wonderful stone
home; 3 bedrms., . baths. big
paneled den with massive stone
fireplace, separate din. rn.. big
equipped kit. Situated about 10
miles from Fairfax. Va, over ex.
press hwy: $22 800. Your appt. BY
calling TRI-COUNTY REALTY,
INC, 1853 Lee hwy, Fairfax, Va,
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w. VA ACRES

River bottom 6-rm. house, bath,
close town g $685. d6 sS6d $685. 1885,
PA.-l40 ACRES
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Cattle, :. houses. one s rms, tile
bath, furnace, running water in
barn and all bldgs. and fields ali
fenced, Both sides of hard I'd: Q
ponds stocked. good yield. 95 mi.
Tn n r
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GALA PREC0NvENT0N BANQUET STRS FOND MEMORIES IN DETROIT

vich, |. Karkan, M. Katalenic,
A. Korach, Mrs. Mark Kra.
marich, l. Kuffner, A. Maze
itch, A. Marelich, E. Pojen,
Mrs. Pury, R. Sertich, M.
Stanich, M. Toplovich, A. Zu-
zich, and G. Vukicevich.
Tables Manager was Mrs.
M. Toplovich and Mrs. Marie
Morgan was in charge of the
following mattresses: Sandra
Katalanic, Diane Katalanic,
Barbara Cuncich, Dorothy
Radman, Julia Daniels, Mrs.
Vukovich, Eva Matievich,
Marge Perpich, Eva Sneisak,
Rose Paige, Helen Farac,
Rose Bogeman, Ann Milosic,
Mrs. Barbara Pavkovich, Dor
othy Martin, Mary Thomas,
Ann Shobal, Julia Katich,
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proven by the comments in
the previous issues of the
Zajednicar.
A special thanks is due Ma
tilda Domitrovich who was in
charge of the kitchen in CO.
operation with the following
ladies': j. Devich, G. Gregu-
rex, S. Horvat, K. Jurcich, R.
Keder, S. Kokotovich, E. Ko-
lakovich, 1. Kuffner, Mary
Kramarich, A. Majetich, V.
Modrich, and S. THAN.
Cakes were donated by the
following and we certainly ap-
preciate their generosity in
both quantity and quality.
M. Alimpich, A. Bozvik, V.
Dobrinec, A. Glavac, M. Gura-
cech, F. Hecimovich, V. Ho-
dak, A. Juricich, A. Jurato-
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Del. Biskupic nominated the following:
Pres. Joseph Rivich; sec'y Ladde slamar Members:
Joseph Saban, Josephine Ozbolt Stanley Crnich
Alternates George Bach, Frank Brisk, Fabian Mar
kovich.
Del. Milan Vranes nominated the following:
Pres. John Pavovch; Sec'y. Frank Krasch; Mem
bers Luka Biondch, Joseph Ciganovich John Peoza Al
ternates Rudy Kalebch, John Chopp and John Sarich
Del. Anton Klobuchar nominated the following:
Pres Tom Sipusc; Member of Board John Budak
The nominations closed
All nominees accepted with the exception of Del George
Balich, who declined.
The Supreme Secretary then read the applications for
the position Of the Croatan Editor:
Bros Philip Vukeich and Bozidar Vuckovch
For the position of the English Editor: Stephen F.
Brkch.
For the position of the Director of Sports and Educa-
ton: Joseph Brigich and Frank Bradic.
For the position of the Legal Counsellor Edward B.
Servov Thomas Terputac Louis Katusn and Louis Ma
rohnc.
For the position of the Superintendent of the Chill
drens Home: Nick D. Sarch.
For the position of the Supreme Medical Director, DR..
Francis J. Arch
Chairman Joseph B. Rady then adjourned this session
at $40 pm.
Bernard NJ. Luketich, Assistant Convention Secretary
A++oa. Peter Marchns, Lodge 588
Margaret Zupsic, Lodge IS
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Louise Babich, Marie Vrbas,
Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Benedict,
Sue Lederich, Kay Kosovec,
Carolyn Markovich, and Ma
ryann Guracech.
If anyone has been over
looked in this listing, please
contact the Secretary Of
Lodge "Zora", Roselle Ser
itch and proper corrections
will be made.
The ladies who worked in
the kitchen would like to
thank bros. Joe Dobrinec and
Charles Sucech for giving
them a hand whenever it was
necessary.
Once more, thank you and
may God bless and keep all Of
you with us for a long time
to come. Banquet Committee
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DETROIT, Mich. The
Central Educational Commit
tee of Detroit on Sept. 20,
1859, welcomed in the beauti-
full New Croatian H o m e
guests and delegates to the
10th CFU Convention in a
way that will never be forgot
ten.
1t would not be fair not to
bring before the entire CFU
membership the names of
those who so unselfishly gave
of themselves, without any
pers onal compensation, to
bring about the tremendous
success of this welcome ban
quet'.
That this will remain a
historic and memorable Oc-
casion has already been
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-18
TENTH SESSION
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER rs, 1859


The Tenth Session of the Tenth Croatian Fraternal
Union of America Quadrenna Convention held the
Ballroom of the Hotel in Detroit Michigan
on Friday, September rs, 1859
Chairman Joseph B. Rady greeted the Delegates and
opened the session at 900 AM.
The Minutes of the 9Th session read by Conven-
ton Secretary bro Stanley Juracch and was moved
by bro mbro Robch and seconded by bro Valentine Gro
har that they be approved Motion was carried.
Chairman Rady then called the Committee for Aged
Members give their report The secretary Glavo-
ta then reported Committee Mike Hotujac gave
the report the Convention the English language
X
Izvjesce Odbor Ia Staree
Slavna Konvencijo:
Odbor Pomoc Starim Clanovima poanno je proucio
ovo pitanje dosao je do sljedeceg uvjerenja:
Prvo, mnogi deegati bill uvjerenja, da b pocele
pacat anske pristobe stare canove kada navrse 70
godina drug 75 treci 85 Mi naprje zracuna koko
h iznasale mjeseSne uplate da obzr clanstvo
koe je navrslo 80 godna wise Prema zajednckm knga-
ustanovo se e blo koncem godne 1858 856 clano
va, koj navrsi 80 godna wise Mjesecne upate
canove iznasale bi 81 $780,
Mjesecn dohotci narddnu zakladu bill su koncem 60
dine 1858 $1407 O6 To znac da b ucint raspo
canstvo znosu cd mjesecno DO clanu
svrhu
Ma stranci br Summary Audit Report vdjet cete
da je Zaednica maa koncem 1858 godne 293 clanova
nsmo stanju stavit elanstvo koje posje
due 2OPayment Life 20Year Endowment PaidUp Insur
ance Prema tome, mi mozemo stavi takav rasporez
samo Al 1928 clanova, koji osigurani dozvono
grane Owe broke morat &c uzeti obzr prize nego
mole placa canstvo koe je navrslo 80 goina wise
Mi smo takodjer prouch danasnje posovanje, kojim
pomaze starm clanovma Sada posto nacn da svaH
clan Zajednice dostono pokopan, posto siromasnim
sarim tlanovima dade certkat $4O0 nakon je clan
crpio vednos svojeg certkata uplacvanje
canskih pristojh
Odbor starce preporuca, da svota podgne
$780, ako &c to b moguce posto danasnjm danima vec
je tesko clana dostojno pokopati "a $500
Kako smo prize napomenui, sada sc pa6a prstojbe
canstvo koje je navrso IS godna wise, sada h prepo
ruc da svakom clanu, ko e navsio 80 goina do 85
koj je canom Zajednce so godina vse da i'm dade
godsnja pomoc cd $40 racn njegovh clanskh projb
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CONVENTION
to samo "a osgrnnu cd $500 razmerno "a druge os-
guracije ispod $780,
Ovo je prijedlog ovog odbora preporucamo bra
co sestre deega deegatce da ga Konvencija usvo
jednogasno.
ODBOR IA sTARCE
John Muretic Predsjednk
Nkoina Glavota - Tajnica
Andrew Dellach - Mike Hotujac
John Crnkovich Anthony Herman
Peter Crnkovich
Remarks: - Del. Mary Kozu asked the committee
one policy be utilized sustain another the
Der may have.
Del John Baron felt that our older members should
Bro " l. Mandich said that we have sufficient funds
pay the dues of older members age 80 Also he
agrees with the committees recommendation regarding the
payment of funeral benefits of $4,000 for old
bers who exhausted their Further if such
bers insured of $8OO0O the maximum amount
payable would remain at $4,000 You Delegates also ap
proved the oneund accounting which acuary sugges
ted as being advantageous.
Bro Bella: - This is very important matter and
must know what doing; this decision will stay for
four years approved and if it is practical stand
chance to into deficit l would suggest and move,
that this be referred the Supreme Board you
have proposed to ascertain the matter be worked
out If not set the mechanics to meet commitments
Amendment seconded by DEL Nikotch
Del. Nikolna GavOta - You set any amount you
want, either $5OOOO $1OOOOO l will go along with it,
but my eyes have been opened great deal this matter
Del. William Vician then wanted some information
statistical data.
Bro Bella explained that this question is before at
all Conventions and should be left the Supreme Board
to work this do not have all the statistical data
presently
Del. Ivan Rimac believes that should have sepa-
rate Old Age Fund to assist older members.
Del John Jadresic suggested that place all the
member awards into fund and thereby assist older
members.
Del. Matt Goretta said that members seem to
think that pay dues for older members regard
less of anything We have 9400 members who the
age of 65 which that $4,000 members would have
to pay for their He believes that should give
them straight donation of $4,000
Del. Johovich: = Every member who has been in the
CFU years. and has reached 70 years age should
receive grant from fund.
Del Habazn moved with Steve Devunich seconding to
close the debate. Motion carried
Motion under consideration carried.
The Committee for Aged Members discharged with
thanks by the Chairman
The Chairman then called the Committee Sports
and Education
Del Stanovich Chairman of this Committee then made
Introductory remarks.
Del. Rivch then gave the Committees report.
That the 10th Convention of the Croatan Fraternal
Union of authorize the formation of five (5)
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