ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1859

THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1859
The Supreme President bro Mandch opened the meet
ing with official greetings All Members of the Board
present.
The Minutes of the April 8, 1859, meeting ap-
proved read.
AS the first order of business bro. Mandich informed
the Board that negotiations with the Typographical Union
No. underway but that definite agreement has been
reached In lieu of the fringe benefits which they request
from the Society," the Board made counter offer of $1,000
month increase salary plus CFU pension benefits for
which the Society will contribute approximately $500 per
month as their share per employee.
Bro Grasha In view of the fact that print shop
receives $4,000 month each and received
$500 month raise last when the clerks got $1,000
cannot see how can be more liberal than we've already
been first offer of $3.50 per week and pension pv
eges Our official organ and the print shop will cost close
to 0O00O this year which than all the of
funds for this continuous expansion of costs when
not as do commercial just pass to the
- strike threat Notwithstanding.
AS the decision of the Supreme Board approved
by the actuay the Executive Board approved the increase
of pension benefits by $3.50 to those who receiving
The Supreme Secretary presented the following cases.
Lodge 81 - letter received from said lodge per-
ans to certain recommendations for the BYLAWS and the
alton to the proper committees.
Lodge "a - Sister Mary Kuchan wishes to change ben
efciares by agreement for $5o0oO to friend Amelia Jur
cch, which the Board approved
Lodge 1872 - The Board approved the request of said
lodge to change the meeting place from their oca
The request of Vladimir Bosievic of Cleveland to Or
ganlze n. new lodge was approved by the Board
On the recommendation of bro Bella, the Board agreed
to award 1860 calendar order to the Wright Company
of Syracuse, who were the lowest of bidders.
Fraena Congress o May and 2s 1885, at e AL
pine Inn in St. Marguerite Quebec
Bro ovcarich delegated to attend the annual picnic
of the United Lodges of Milwaukee County be held in
honor of the 65h Anniversary of the Society in Milwaukee
on June H. 1859
at the annual CFU Day sponsored by the Counties of
Pa on August 16, 1859 at Shady Grove Park.
Po11o ic To ho tho
of Lodge 25 to be held June 1859 Kossuth Park
Bros. Mandich and Krasich delegated to attend
the 6h Anniversary celebration of the Society sponsored
by the United Lodges of Cleveland to be held on September
Bro Braidc attend the annual picnic of Lodge 1e4
of Monessen to be held on July 5, 1859
Bro. Krasich gave brief report the 50th Annver-
tended on April 12 1850 1t was very nice affair was
well attended by all the local lodges and city officials
Ss
Mandich and Braidic submitted their reports
the 18th A1 P ns ey % yeno sed nnor
the largest date both divisions The tourna
ment banquet and the dance which followed were very well
attended Due credit given to the entries from schu
macher and Sudbury who made the long trip for the first
Their expenses of $13O86 each approved for
payment
The following items approved for payment:
$500 to the Fraternal Order of Police for ad in
S25OOO Bruce and Assoc for preparation of the Ca
madam Valuation as per agreement
$246O to bro Brich for attending the United Mahon
ing Valley Lodges banquet Youngstown April H. 1859
$500 to the Youth Counseors Section of the MFG for
dues.
| $1,000 to the Press Section of the MFG for dues
$4,000 each to bros. John Bratna Dinko Glavcc Nick
Yustn, Tony Fipovch and Robert Mich for conducting
the CFU Canadian pin bowling tourney.
1887 so appropriation to Lodge GA for the pin bowl
! ing tourney based on q teams at $3.50 per team
$7575 to the Penn Lanes of Pittsburgh for 3O3 lines
of Junior Dux tourney bowling fees.
$4,000 appropriation to Lodge 7O6 for the party Of
the Junior Dux bowlers.
$1896 the CFU Print Shop for printing entry blanks
for the California State bowling tourney
There being further business to transact the Su
preme President adjourned the meeting.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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