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200.00
176.94
175.00
174.43
132.68
127.67
118.91
114.00
76.71
51.00
46.17
475.00
208.00
72.00
56.05
40.00
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1,770.00
«20.73
574.54
400.00
325.00
AKRON, OHIO
8.06
6.96
6.50
6.00
5.10
5.00
3.00
2.25
1.87
.38
338.94
8 28,173.22
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John Vukovich, See'y. Lerov Buktenica ..246-6o8
Joe Bradich ............226-604
178-487
50.00
11.33
380.13
120.82
'Veta!
8,805.18
273.00
70.64
39.45
80.69
25.15
107.52
28.04
I 10,383.58
I0M0VINU!
"GOLD MEDAL" BRAŠNO
1
8
9
12
13
492
John Serafinski 234
.184-476 Lil Sveticki ..t ^.....'..211-556
474
Lil Bunjevac 211 -o54
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A-
Tonkovich 426
Children's Home
Total
Children's Home
Snmmanr
Adam Soich, Beo'y
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Sam Larocca 428
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...160-422
541
540
524
522
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GRANITE CITY, ILL.
Velebit Lod^e 'J22 League
October 24, 1958 W
Jedirtl 20
Debeli 17
Velikani 16
Vesela Srca 15
Siromaci 14
Zorros 8
Golubs
ChaniDS
v-
543
126.53
6.73
331.71
272.00
23.82
86.97
69.52
15.94
5.95
39.93
101.11
123.20
32.70
8 4,245.48
4,593.71
61.33
3,520.07
10.363.56
12.803.57
16.14
148.12
129.70
4J.71
8.20
222.00'
150.00
25X0
15.72
115.00
72.91
T. Popovich 221-592
M. Mihocevich 542
M. Popovich 523
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V. Lazaneo
M. Levie ...
4,245.46
Joseph B«m, iqpftm« Seerataiy
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9 6
8 7
8 7
7 8
7 8
7 8
A 10
255-623
550
...t 493
488
205-479
448
596
533
513
499
211
ST. IX)UIS, WO.
16
Wallj' Softie 298-770
682
679
669
|Mike_Halovanic
Joe Tomac
Pavicic
Anna Rescic, Mgr
TomPC Aces
Mary Furac, Sec'y.
82
31
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6
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9
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G. Krajacic 232-568
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J. Kirin 219-563
J. Kuhtic 556
IJ. Golich 554
3267
3258
1158
Judith Mihalic, Sec'y.
"Our Favorite Recipes"
*87
143-399
145-397
388
Z. Ficovich
D. Popovich 388
S. Popovich 358
GEO. I. CELINSCAK
Miami, Florida
t'age 11 \n\n November 5, 1958
Maternity Benefits
Report of Supreme Secretary
Disbursements for the Month of An gnat, 1958
Death Benefit Claims, United States 97,117.21
Death Benefit Claims, Canada 3,200.00
Cash Surrender Valu* 11,821.21
....?. 4,931.93
4,872.00
........i. .i.... 115.54
26.84
446.31
Matured Endowments*
Cash Loans
Refund of Payments ...
Dividends
Premium Loans
Sick Benefit "A" United States 30,529.61
Sick Benefit "A" Canada ...„ 2,050.00
Sick Benefit "B" United States ....t. ......... .......... 154.00
Sick Benefit "B" Canada T80.00
Sick Benefit "C" Canada
Disability, New Plan
Disability, Old Plan
Paid From Administrativa Famd
Salaries of Executive Board, Officials and Bmployeee ..f 12,481.83
Salaries of Editors and Employees of "Z" 2,225.00
CFU Printing Dept., printing Official Organ 6,906.00
The Wright Co., calendars 1,043.16
Postage for
CFU Printing Department, office and "V supplies
Postmaster of Pittsburgh, postage meter
Penn State University, scholarship for Donald Sever (prise
1. OV.IIUICII rriup v Art KokOSj^H
payment)
400.00
175.44
173.62
Superb Engravers, cuts for Official Organ J38.70
International Business Machine Corp., machine rental
Accrued interest on bonds
Pettit, Hill. & Bertram, chief agents fee
J. Edwin Larson, Insurance Commissioner, rehewal of
Florida license
Penn Office Supply Co., office supplies
Joseph Bella, advance for attending conference in Minnesota
Apex Soap & Sanitary Corporation, janitor supplies ......
Kee Lox Mfg. Co., paper
Duqupsne Light Co., electricity
CFU picnic
The Bell Telephone Co., telephone and telegrama
Equitable Gas Co., gas
Penn Window & Office Cleaning Co., cleaning window«.
Haughton Elevator Co., elevator service
Hauling rubbish
Pa. Unemployment Compensation, additional payroll taxes
Bxpressage
Ohio State Dept. of Insurance, renewal of license
Stephen F. Brkich, attending CFU Day, Toungstown, Ohio
David A. Smith, Treasurer, city water tax
Industrial Appraisal Co., appraisal service
8. F. Brkich, attending United Lodges picnic. Uniontown
Philip Vukelich, attending United Lodges picnic, Uniontown
Anglo-American supplies, carbon paper
V. I. Mandich, traveling expenses to Harrisburg, Pa
Time Magazine, subscription
Financial Publishing Co., subscription to Bond Value tables
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., meter chart
Elco Mfg. Co.. exterminating service
Croatian Franciscan Press, So. Chicago lodge bulletins
Firemen's Widows' Pens. Fund, advertising in program book
The Puro Water Filter Co., water service
Remington Rand, servicing adding machine
Firefoam Sales Co., refilling fire extinguisher«
Local transportation
Janitor supplies
White Star Linen Supply Co., towel serviee
RoyaJ McBee Corp., repair of typewriter
Morris Caplan, electrical repairs
CFU Postage
California State Fraternal Congress, due« .-.
Standard Analytical Service, copy of Analysis of Legal Res.
Lightning Express Inc.. delivery charge
Acme Printing & Stationery Co., erasers
Postage
Insurance ». ,«««.»«..
-Social Security Taxes i ............
Athletic roBf
Salary of Director ..f 600.00
Mickey Hamalak Co., sports trophies 3,213.20
Softball Appropriations .........
Joseph B. Rady, Midwest golf appropriation ........................
Services at Montana State Tournament ......
Superb Engravers, cuts for Sports Dept
CFU St. Louis Central Comm. photos for Tenpin Tourney
John Petelin, Sec'y., photos of Montana State Tournament
Expressage, sports
4.46 Emil Pintar
Donations to Member« i 8
Members Dues
Orphans Trust Fund
3 Geraldine Dreer. death benefit and interest ot mother,
Theresa Francetic I
6 Anna Rajkovic, death benefit and interest of father,
257 Andrew L. Pierovich, death benefit and interest of
father, Andro
Lloyda Pierovich, death ben. and inter, of father, Andro
290 Milan Brkljacic, death benefit and inter, of father, Mat©
809 Paul Medveddic, death benefit and interest at grand
father, August Sepic
513 Richard Stimac, death ben. and inter, of mother, Imma
828 Jessie A. Prpich. death benefit and interest of grand
father, Jack Rajnovic
649 George W. Barac. death ben. and inter, of father, Nikola
879 Tihomir Jakovcic, death, ben. A int. of father, Dragutin
798 Anna Gatti Zagar, death benefit and interest of father,
Salaries of Director and Employees 8 1,445.00
Death Claims
200.00
Credits to Members transferring to Adult Deft 1,841.03
Cash Surrenders
656.11
Dividends
2,091.75
Transfer of terminal reserve
Prizes for new members ..v
"-4S. F. U. Postage for July
jpremium Loan
interest on Bonds
general Acct. C. F. U., halftones for Jr. Uagasine
CFU Printing Department, office forms
Social Security Taxes
Printing Department
»alaries of Manager and Shop Employee« 8 8,868.52
Salaries of Mailing Room Employees 1,111.36
'The Whitaker Paper Co., paper supply 105.86
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
Mahonin? Valley League
October 14, 1958 U L,
.9* 2^
Individual Highs
Joe Budak 628
Don Novak ..273-620
601
Charles Koker 586
John Vukovich ..254-566
Doris Dellick 607
83.25 Judy Stanyard 239-582
S,200.00
11,255.00
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Lodge 5 Tenpin League
October 10, 1958 W
Lodge 5 11
Ace Catering Service 10
St. Rochus Church
Baretincic Morticians
Question Marks
Individual Highs
Joseph Mesnak 245-694
George Novosel 244-655
George Hajko 589
Carmen Magistro 574
Stephen Safko 516
Rita Fishter 183-481
Mary Jane Mateljan 167-431
Team Highs
Lodge 472 Mixed League
October 11, 1958 Pts.
44.00 Wells Dist. Co 19
35.06 Action Lettering .. 16
27.76 A.C.E. Trans. Co 15i2
25.00 Lolich Bar 15
24.60 Dunn & Quigley 14
24.26 Tony's Bar ...13
23.00 Burger Beer 12
22.50 Gran Alleys 12
22.50 C. F. U. No. 472 11
20.60 Twin Construction 9
20.00 P.O.C. Beer 9
20.00 Old Dutch Beer 8
16.00 Croatian Club 8
15.18 I Bonfiglio's Bar «Vi
15.00 Individual Highs
15.00 i Joe Lolich
15.00 i Frank Marzich
12.62 I Milo Chelovitz
12.08 Tony Jurkovic
11.72 Don Hildebrand ..............
9.75 Tony Miljp.k
Ruth Lolich 179- '55 Yo YOS
Ann Furman 446 Real Tigers
Vi Ferris 166 '14
Agm? Pipinich 407
Carrie Jurkovic 405
Olga Gracr.n '. 404
Team Highs
Action Lettering 869-1857
WEST ALUS. WISC.
Mixed Ifan'lfeap League
October 24. 1958 W
Koller Concrete 13
Lodge 261 12
Pinta Plumbing „. 9
Kralj Tavern 8
I Individual High«
Mike Papa
Jim Henderson
Wat Stmt Mm Tut 11.
Chicago 5-0. Side Men's League
October 26, 195« W
Fran's Shell 171
Volta Battery
Francia Tavern 14
Pine Tavern 12
Golich Morts 11
Mary Petrin 224-579 Bogetich Flo i.ll
Team Highs I So. West Beer .10
Riveters 914-2716 Byrne Plaster 5
Machinists 944-2635 Individual Highs
Emil Eskra ....« 587
John Nemsick 584
Vic Kariolich 577
Emil Prodan .571
R. Svatken 561
Charles Kruzich 557
Frank Micetich 551
Adam Soich 540
P. Lolich
Team Highs
Team Highs
Volta Battery 966-2653
Fran's Service 2622
Golich Morticians 933
FARRELL, PA.
Lodge 705 Mixed League
Lodge 5 890-2439 Pitt
Ace Catering Service 894-2411
Joseph Fishter, Sec'y
October 14, 1958 W
Pitt ...12 6
Notre Dame ....... .... 6 12
.... 6 12
Individual Highs
Steve Novosel .182-494
Jack Zajac ...171-476
Frank Cross 439
Martin Burich ...................
Individual Highs
Fred Gregorich 585
Steve Predovich 578
Pete Rettich 560
Steve Oskorus 560
Rudy Perpich ..................231-F46
Rud j' Pavkovich
Frank Rocki 426 Ginny Koss i i. 535
Josephine Knaus ...........161^19 J- Dominkus 460
Ann Puskarich 153
Lodge 261 2188 Team Highs
Kralj Tavern 782-2180 Ttchs 866-2415
8i.3? Roller Concrete 770 Fighting Five 853-234 3
Addressograph A Multigraph Corp., 2 months inspection 38.50
424.18 i Porte Publishing Co., lease renewal 17.50
424.18 Eastern Newspaper Supply, paste
Certified Dry Mat Corp., dry mats
Michael E. Papa, Sec'y. John Kosovec, Jr.
814,58- H. Gross Supplies, shop towels 12.24
American Printer A Lithographer, subscription 3.00
417.24 Flint Ink Corp., Ink 182.*6
International Paper Sales Co. Inc., newsprint 6,556.20 Champs ...
24.00 Hot Shots
246.83 The Chatfield A Woods Co., paper u
264.67 CFU General Order, postage for July
I General Paper Corp. of Pittsburgh, Envelope«
190.86 Bob's Local Express, hauling
182.16 i Sinclair A Valentine Co., ink
Commercial Envelope Mfg. Co., envelopes ..........
Nu-Lite Corp., light tubes
The Ailing A Cory Co., paper supplies
Sharpening knives u
Express
Social Security Taxes
Salaries of Superintendent and Employees
Meats, groceries and milk
Airway Exterminating A Products Co., Inc., exterminating
Browns, wearing apparel
Cox Transit Co., charges
East Maine School Hot Lunch Program
Dr. J. F. Heller, dental services
Johnson's, repairs and supplies
Maine Township High School, summer school
Meyer Coal A Material Co., Inc., building repairs
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois, telephone
Illinois Gas Co., gas
Oehler Funeral Homes, ambulance service
Park Ridge Laundry A Cleaners, services
Prarie-Lee Pharmacy, supplies
Prarie-Lee Service Station, fuel
Public Service Co., electric
J. I. Rozgoy, music teacher
Square Deal Shoe Store, shoes
Willmer's Sinclair Service Sta., motor vehicle maintenance
Argyle Interior, draperies
Dr. W. F. Jakopič, service« for 2 month«
George Dettlo, haircuts ......i...^........
Country Mutual Insurance Co., premium .'
Committee Expense
.........U...................
Social Security Taxes
Athletic Fund
National Fund
Orphan's Trust Fund
Junior Order
Printing Department
Paid to members and Beneficiaries J., 8147,352.90 ,K.
Grand Total ..|218,113.82
Croatian Fraternal Union
Tenpin- Duckpin -Five Pin
Bowling League Standings
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
C. F. l\ League of So. Chicago
October 7. 1958
15',2 8li i Team No. 8
10 St. Anthony
Dalmatian Unity
St. Joseph
Team No. 7
Istrian Bros
Rose Butchko 386
Team Highs
Pitt «72-1924
.657-1860
Dorothy A. Chmko, Sec'y.
DETROIT, MICH.
Det-oit Mixed League
October 2«, 1958 W
Cros 25
Hula Hoops 21
521 itchs 20
211 Hapnv Nines 20
....19
....18
Sandbaj7:»3"'s 18
Has Beans ...17
Foxes ... !. 17
Bloopers .„......'..t........ 16
Orphans .'...15
Fighting Five 15 „„„j
Gr"n AU?ys 1777 Lifetime Upholstery ......14V2 I'1.: Patricia Kovacic 138-379
Old Dutch Beer 622 j0ny Five ..... .12 20 Anna M. Bilicic 346 D«* Cee Tees
v*. Tony Miljak, Sec'y. Dreamer« U 21 Team Highs
1 Jo Jo's 10 22 Carpenters 788-2052
Individual High«
John Buick
Marty Boich
John Ubik 204-528
John Lavich ....
John Bakovich
Paul Begich ....
Team Highs
540 Team No. 8 970-2807
Dalmatian Unitv 989-2848
Joseph Yukich, Sec'y.
Individual Highs
Rudy Stimac 236-637
Joe Gudac 6il
Ed Sprajcar 604
Joe Minkowski 245-590
Ed Zabotka 226-584
Individual Averages
Joe Minkowski 194
Rudy Stimac 188
Sam Naglich 185
John Tarasovich 185
Joe Gudac 180
Edward Zabotka 180
Carefrees 10 22 gfc Kicks 690-1848
Stinkers 9% 22'
Andrew J. Knee, Sec'y.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
inter-Nests League
October 25, 1958 Pts.
Carpenters 23 i
Gutter Sweepers 20
TORONTO, ONTARIO
•i I••-'to 8*'» League
October 21, 195» Pts.
I Satelitas ...., 20
i
Bengals 20
Hotshots ...\ IS
Corvettes 17
Individual High«
Joe J. Misetich 340-850
John Lozo 819
Bob Nizich .840-778
Carl Neralich 760
Pete Pavlovich 728
Millie Vukojevich 290-696
Mary Ann Milakovich 234-552
Diane Milakovich 551
Eileen Chuvalo 225-514
Team Highs
Eagles 1282-3535
6.23 Corvettes
Robert W. Nizich, Sec'y.
VERSAILLES, PA.
Lodge 148 Men's League
October 27, 1958 W
.....12 6
Pausic Distributing 11 7
Hadad Flower Box 7
9 9
Pavlic Funeral Home .. 9
Erkman Terrace 8 10
Bull Run Packing 7 11
Sedlock Tavern 5 13
I Individual High«
1,773.00 Frank Zitnick 221-540
930.27 George Braun 512
30.00 Pete Yonkovich 201-500
10.02 Joseph Lugares .... 494
2.28 George Stanesic 471
19.50 Jack Puhala 66
34.00.Daniel Dimich 210-449
75.80 Edward Burger 191-446
30.00 Steven Pavlecic 443
113.501 Team Highs
28.33 Cards 879-1956
72.11 Giants 670-1926
27.25 John F. Puhala, Sec'y.
Paid from Administration Fund ..........28,173.22
w,«« avonaA AQV
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF.
Mountain View League
October 12, 1958, W
Ones J3 0
Fours 2 1
Sevens 2 1
Sixes 2 1
Fives 1 2
i Eights 1 2
Threes ..............................I,...., .1 2
Twos 0 3
Individual Highs
BUFFALO. NEW YORK
Jerry Rustich, Jr.
Memorial league
October 36, 19M W
Sure Fires 11' 4
Toppers 9 6
Deuces 2 6
Spoiler« 9 6
Cracker Jack« 2 6
Failures 8
Unlucky 7 ., 8
Aces 9
Stars 5 io
Hi Lo's 3 12
Individual Highs
Andy Baiilec
Steve Secic ....
Bill Obliek
Jake Pochepan
Ken McGinnis
Marain Rovtan
Cathy DiMartile 187-437
Ann Barilec 427
Rita Walders 423
Marcia Mahnk 416
Florence Utecht 172
Joan Kristovich .181-458
Marge Marinovicll 378
Mary Jane Nosich 181
Team Highs
Sure Fires 993-2723
Aces 2625
Deuces 897-2615
Ann Barilec. Scribe
Greater St. Louis Women's League
October 24, 1958 \S
Vlatkovich Market 18
Lod.ere 50 15
The Barn 14
Scraps 18
Individual Highs
IQ Marv Novakovioh 201-564
131 Frances Grbcich 216-6ol
14 I Jeanette Manestar 499
15 Marie Juras 498
16 Sis Ahal 455
22 Marcella Ban 198-455
Bess Tatlock 174-457
Wilma Kruzich 452
Agatha Jovanovic 427
Team Highs
Lodge 50 2073
Vlatkovich Market 727-2066
The Bam .2
8 Emperors 16
Individual HigltS
John Fuduric 539
15 John Skorich 493
15 Robert Kleps 456
1® Ronald McLean 438
17 Frank Miklacic 205
17 Judy Bilicic 160-M6
Jeanette Manestar, Sec'y.
S1DBI RY, ONTARIO
Sudbury Mixed League
October 19. 1958 Pts.
Tnk Spots 26
Eager Beavers 25
Sabatours 16
Tomac Aces 16
Dee Gee Tees 14
Rockets 8
Individual Highs
Odd Balls 15 iohn
St. Nicks 14
Rockets 14
Aristocrats i 10
Tony Mynerich 308-644
John Primorac 93
Rose Vose 376-V77
Mary Hreljac 273-749
Anne Halovanich 748
Lil Jacmenovich 647
Anne Cavrak 642
Helen Rain 270
Team Highs
Eager Beavers 1172-2931
2916
1080
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
I "Hrvatska Sloboda" Lodge
Athletic Club
Men's Division
October 21. 1958 W
Cafe Internationale 15
Marzano's .. 15
American Hall Tavern 13
Kuchnn Shell Service 12
12
i Hawks 21
I Edsels 21
Eagles 20 ^r
General Auto Mach :10 11
Dra-Di aperies '.....9'4 11
Klobuchar Insurance 9 12
Concord Oil 8*4 12'^.
Balkan Music 1 20
Individual Highs
T. Rubinic, Jr. 222-551
E. Lackovic .....200-546
G. Boulanger 529
L. Kovacic 512
Team Highs
I American Hall 1109-3050
Cafe Internationale 1083-3013
Mary Lou Kunovic, Sec'y.
INDIANA HARBOR. IND.
Harborites League
October 26. 1958 W
Mayor Jeorse 16
Cedars 15
Dr. Pepper Beverages 15
Trustee Sertich 11
J—B Tavern 11
Prusiecki Morticians 10
Matchens 9
Councilman Grdinich 9
Individual Highs
Tom Grcevic 562
Myles Piskol 560
Joe Klarich 552
Joe Obranovich 555
John Grdinich 283-546
George Yancich 257
Marge Lacko 507
Marge Trtan 184*503
Anne Zunac 194-496
Judith Mihalic 469
Mickey Dubiel 181-469
Madge Sindicich 461
Team Highs
Cedars 2456
Trustee Sertich 884-2375
J—B Tavern 842
By The St. Joseph's P. T. A.
Gary, Indiana
An unusual Cook Book containing
897 foreign recipes of yesteryear!
Exact measurements for the
Cook of today.
Price (incl. postage) $2.25
Order Youra NOW from the
Cook Book Committee, Z
c/o St. Joseph's P. T. A.
4309 Conn. St. Gary, Ind.
Team Highs
Ones 17'9
Sixes 833-1668
Tamburitza Instrumente
tor Junior and Professional
Players Made by
1809 W. North Avenue
N. 8. Pittsburgh 88, Pa.
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD AT WORK
OFFICIAL MINUTES:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1958
The Supreme President, bro. Mandich, opened the meet
ing with official greetings. All Members of the Board were
present.
The Minutes of the September 24 session were ap
proved as read.
As the first order of business, bro. Ovcarich requested
that a correction be made in the second session minutes of
the Supreme Board, wherein the approval of his report to
said Board was omitted. The Executive Board agreed that
the necessary corrections be made of the minutes in ques
tion as pertains to bro. Ovcarich's report.
The Supreme Secretary, bro. Bella, presented the fol
lowing cases:
Lodge 248 Bro. Joseph Stephanik gave an incorrect
year of birth upon acceptance to membership. The Board
agreed that said certificate is to be scaled down accordingly.
Lodge 402 Bro. Nikola Skender gave the wrong year
of birth upon acceptance to membership. The Board agreed
that the death claim be paid in full.
Bro. Matthew Zvonar, High Trial Board Member, sub
mitted a written report on the proceedings of the Colorado
Wyoming Fraternal Congress which he attended in Denver
on September 19. Saijl report is to be published in the Of
ficial Organ and his expenses of $30.00 were approved for
payment.
Bros. Krasich and Grasha were delegated as the
structors to conduct the school to be held in Detroit on Oc
tober 25 and 26, which school was requested by the Central
Committee of Detroit Lodges.
Bros. Ovcarich and Vukelich were delegated as instruc
tors of the school to be held in Monessen on October 26,
which was requested by the United Lodges of 4 Counties in
Western Pa.
Bro. Ovcarich gave a brief report on the school he con
ducted in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The class lasted 4
hours at which there were about 40 members present rep
resenting 8 lodges. The main topics of discussion were the
various certificates issued by the CFU and our scholarship
program. A detailed report shall be published in the Official
Organ. His expenses of $101.40 were approved for payment.
Bros. Mandich, Krasich and Grasha gave their indi
vidual reports on the proceedings of the National Fraternal
Congress which they attended in Miami, Florida, a complete
detailed report of which shall appear in the Official Organ.
Their expenses of $337.37 each were approved for payment.
An increase of $5.00 per week was awarded to Bob's Lo
cal Express for hauling our Official Organ to the post office
every Tuesday effective as of Oct. 1, 1958.
At the request of bro. Grasha, the Board approved the
purchase of a new typewriter and stand and posture chair
for his department.
The Board agreed that all the old original records and
books pertaining to the history of the Society are to be re
bound and then stored in a safe place.
The Children's Home Committee submitted bids which
they received for the installation of a new furnace and storm
windows in the Administration Building at the Children's
Home. After carefully checking all the bids as submitted,
the Board awarded the contract for the installation of a
new furnace to bro. Steve Niksic for the sum of $6428.00,
and bro. Steve Horvatich was given the job of installing the
storm windows for the sum of $1930.00.
The following items were approved for payment:
$250.00 to the Insurance Federation of Pa. for dues.
$35.00 to bro. Bazdarich for expenses in attending the
CFU golf tourney held in Hobart, Indiana, on July 26.
$115.00 to Bruce and Assoc. for actuarial services ren
dered in September.
$25.62 to Fields Florist of Kansas City, Kansas for a
floral wreath for the late Joseph Renko of Lodge 505, who
was a former Supreme Board Member of the St. Joseph So
ciety of Kansas which merged with the C.F.U. in 1925. The
lodge also sent a thank you letter to the Board, which was
acknowledged and filed.
Bro. Ovcarich submitted the following cases:
Lodge 2 Bro. Charles Sinkarow, cert. EO-2483, was
not entitled to sick or disability benefits. On the recommen
dation of bro. Ovcarich and the opinion of the legal coun
sellor, the Board agreed to reimburse the member for said
dues.
Lodge 18 Sister Judith Sepich, cert. EO-5557, under
went an operation which is not listed in the By-Laws. On the
recommendation of bro. Ovcarich and Dr. Arch, the Board
approved payment of the claim as per Section 259 of the
By-Laws.
Lodge 175 The lodge submitted an appeal in behalf
of bro. Pavao Matusevac, cert. 4655, for assistance from
the National Fund since the member dropped his sick and
disability protection during the depression and was unable
to reinstate himself since that time. The Board approved a
donation of $50.00 to said member from the National Fund.
In connection with his meeting with the Insurance De
partment of New York, General Counsel bro. Servov re
ported briefly on the status of present members of the So
ciety in New York. He advised the Board that present mem
bers of the Society can and should make necessary inquiries
so that their present policies can be kept in force. He also
advised the Board that our New York members have the
same rights, privileges and protection as all other members
of the Society and that members in the State of New York
should continue to do whatever is necessary to remain in
good standing. Local social activities and monthly meetings
of present New York members are permitted and certainly
social, sport, educational and other activities are encouraged.
There being no further official business to discuss, the
Supreme President adjourned the meeting.
Joseph B?lla, Supreme Secretary
If you are planning a vacation in Florida, or are suffering
from rheumatism, arthritis, or some other ailment and the
cold weather in the North becomes aggravating, remember our
fellow Yugoslav. Mr. Marin Klarich. who for the past 13 years
operates the Chicago Hotel, located in the best section of
Miami on the shores of Biscayne Bay.
Our hotel register contains the names of thousands of our
fellow Yugoslavs, who have visited us through the years, and
who will agree to these facts.
Our rates are reasonable. Summer rates $10.00 per week per
person. Winter rates $17.50 a week per person. You will save
50 a week per person, by patronizing our hotel. There is
ample free parking. A 27" TV in the lobby for your enjoy
ment. Gas Heat. Air Conditioning. The entire hotel has just
been redecorated and modernized, so that our previous guests
shall be surprised.
You will meet many of our Yugoslavs from every corner of
our homeland.
Special reduced rates for all honeymooners. Remember the—
CHICAGO HOTEL
41S N. £. 54th Street Miami, Florida
Telephone: FRanklin 1-9124 or FRanklin 4-5541
Mr. and Mrs. Marin Kl&rich,
Your host and hostess.

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