Magyar Herald, 1989 (1-3. szám)
1989 / 2. szám
Page 2 MAGYAR HERALD 2nd QUARTER, 1989 (the Jtfmiuai* (Eluh of QUefcdanïï OFFICERS — 1988-1989 PRESIDENT Theodore Toth 8501 Countryside Drive Sagamore Hills, Ohio 44067 (VICE PRESIDENT James L. Hudak 13534 Mohawk Trail Middleburgh Hts., Ohio 44130 SECRETARY Elizabeth Kondorossy 1890 E. 107 Street #736 I Cleveland, Ohio 44106 TREASURER John S. Veres 7512 McCreary Road Seven Hills, Ohio 44131 DIRECTORS - 1989 Imre Balassa Laszlo Bojtos ' Frank Dobos DIRECTORS - 1990 Emery J. Szabo Lewis Robinson Zoltán Toth DIRECTORS - 1991 Dr. Géza Szentmiklósy Éles , Dr. John Palasics I Frank Wagner HISTORIAN Dr. Dezső J. Ladanyi AUDITOR George Csatary L EDITOR Magyar Herald Dr. Stephen Szabó JÓKAI AND LISZT Jókai and Liszt are immortal two Hungarians, who excelled in works of same quality: one written in words, the other written in music. Jókai is the Liszt of Hungarian Literature, — we might almost say — of Europian Literature. Liszt was the king of all musical improvisatori, Jókai was the king of both in Rhapsodies. Both manifested the rhapsodic character of the magyars: Jókai novelistically, Liszt musically: both always subjective and never objective. Jókai in novels and Liszt in tones are the highest types of the genius of the magyar people. Hungarians are proverbially musical and romantic, known to be as such in all countries of the world. We recognize and immensely enjoy the surpassing talents of these two world-famous magyars and take extreme pleasure to perpetuate through them our shining Hungarian Culture. (Since editor is still waiting for show of talents in our Club in translating poems printed in each issue of our Magyar Herald; this time he himself had to do the strenious mental work of translating “Jókai”.) NEWS ABOUT OURSELVES j Our Magyar Club Officers 1 ^ — Know your Club Leaders — j j EMERY J. SZABO j { Former President, Treasurer and present Board Member ) He was born in Cleveland in 1919. Both parents came from Hungary in the early 1900’s. Graduated from Fenn College in 1943, degree in electrical engineering. WW-II US Navy, Lieutenant (JG), 1943—1946. Served in the Aleutian Islands and Washington D.C. Employed at Leece Neville Co. Cleveland, 1942, and 1946 to retirement in 1984. Manager of engineering. Magyar Club of Cleveland: Joined in 1963. Treasurer 1968 to 1982. President: 1986-1987. Member of Society of Automotive Engineers over 40 years, and on the governing board for many years. Member and chairman and vice chairman of various national SAE electrical committees. Registered professional engineer, and member society of prof, engrs. Member of Hungarian Junior League of Cleveland since 1946. Family: married Agnes 1947. Three sons: James, biomedical engineer; Paul, patent attorney; Richard, computer systems programmer. Member, and a director of Geauga Magyar Cultural Society. At Leece Neville, traveled extensively, instrumental in setting up a licensee in England, and traveling to customers, and truck and bus manufacturers in the US and Europe. For example trips to Budapest Ikarus Bus, largest bus manufacturer in world, producing 40,000 per year. (Obviously as planned by Russia.) Hobbies: music, playing cimbalom, short wave radio. A Guide To Hungarian Radio Programs WBBW - 1240 AM — Youngstown. Hungarian language ecumenical broadcast, Sunday 6:30 to 7 p.m. WELW - 1330 AM — Cleveland. Sunday noon to 1 p.m. Hudak Brothers Radio Hour, hosted by Jim and Ernie Hudak, V. President of Magyar Club and his brother former Board member. WKTL - 90.7 FM — Struthers. Saturday noon to 1:30 p.m. “Souvenirs of Hungary,” hosted by the Endre (Cseh) Check Family. WOKG - 1570 AM — Warren. Sunday 3 to 4 p.m. Elizabeth Tokay, host. WQRP - 88.1 FM — Dayton, Sunday morning 9 a.m. to noon. “Music of Hungary” hosted by A1 and Anne Kertész. WUJC - 88.7 FM — Cleveland. Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. hosted by Judith Osváth. Hr mer son places before us the ever-present question: “What builds the cities glorious and what raises the Nation’s pillars high?” He also gives the ever-right answer: “Not gold... but men, who work while others sleep, and who dare while others fly. ”
