ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
MINUTES OF THE SOCETYS DETROIT CONVENTION
FIFTH SESSION
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1859


WEDNESDAY, MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1859
The fifth session of the 10th Quadrennial Croatian
Fraterna Union Convention called to order in the Ball
room of the Staer-Hton Hotel Wednesday, September
23rd 1859.
The Chairman Joseph B. Rady called the fifth session
to order 9O AM with greetings and best wishes to the
delegates and through the entire membership OF
the CFU.
Chairman Radv appeals the delegation to the MI
crophones at all times addressing the convention and
doing to state their name and lodge number Ihelr
remarks should confined to the matter the floor
Chairman Rady calls English Editor Stephen F. Br-
kh to the minutes of the first three convention ses
sons Motion by Delegate Joseph Frankovich seconded by
Del George Mahovlc approve the minutes OF the first
session as read Motion carried The minutes endorsed
by Des Golde Malone and Joseph Frankovich
Brother Br1ich then read the minutes of the second
session There was by Del Joseph Morog seconded
bv Del John Bakovch approve the minutes read Mo-
ton carried Des Kitty Koscica and JOS
Morog Brkch reads the minutes of the third session
motion was made by Del Joseph Balen seconded by Del
John Kramarch that the minutes be approved as read
Motion carried Endorsers; Dels Nkolna Glavoa and MI
Ian Petrak,
At this point the Chairman introduces Acuary Mr.
Robert Bruce who will be at the Conventions disposal
for the next two days.
Chairman Radv calls on Assistant Secretary Del Mike
J. Canc to read minutes of the fourth session motion
was made by Anton Yugo seconded by Del Anton Gin
dric to approve the minutes as read
Del Vincent Bskupic next remarked that Junior Trans
ers should be corrected to that will lose only
member when transferring into the adult department. in
stead of two
Del Anton Cindric at this point took the floor and
commented on the fine way the Convention Secretaries
keep the minutes. --..- -
Chairman Rady then called upon the Delegates to vote
the motion under consideration Motion was carried by
a great majority Witnesses Del. Mary Jurna and Del
Rudy Kalebich
Del Josp Goubc requested that the Delegate wishing
to take should be recognized by the Chair before
he may speak into the microphone.
Chairman Rady then appoints the following Sergeants-
alarms Del Joseph Morog L. 557 Del Frank Iskra A.
Del Joseph Brigich, 567 and Del Charles Marold $751;
Del Morog believes that all Delegates should register
at 900 M and also at the end of the session.
Del. Goreta: - All these suggestions not feasible
and obligated membership to return to them
with report the Convention therefore must be
ent and appeal to the Delegates to proceed
in the same order as in the past
Chairman Rady that anyone wishing to leave
the Convention must have permission to do
Unfinished Business
Report of Medical Director
Del Petrak moved for the acceptance of the report
Medical Director Motion seconded by Del Kramarich
and carried by large majority
Report of Sports Director
Del Anton Srok: - Commented that it voted for
the Croaan language and asks that everything be said
first in the Croatan language and then English.
Del Scurich believes that each delegate should the
language in which he is better versed
Del Edward Sabolic moved to approve the report of
the Sports Director Seconded by Del Tom Begg Motion
carried.
Report of the Sup't of the Children's Home
Del Mary Jurina makes motion to approve the re-
port seconded by Del Anton Spratz
Remarks: - Del. Petrak questions the Chairman Of
the Board bro Sipusc paragraph in his report in
which he that during the last four of the
bonds sold According the Supreme Secretarys
port that there bonds sold Why the two
different reports the subject?
Bro. Spusic: - willing and able to all
questions directed The bonds mentioned in bro Bel
las report sold prior to the time that the present
Board of the Chdrens Home began their administration
Yet the received for those bonds included
the Supreme Secrearys report for the past four years.