Verhovayak Lapja, 1949 (32. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1949 / Verhovay Journal
The Verhovay National Executive Bowling Tournament Committee ANDREW KOVÁCS, M. D. Vice-President Committee Chairman RICHARD J. PHILLIPS, Director MIKE KOROSY Director JOHN SABO National Auditor Tournament Administrator HENRY RETTMANN Assistant Administrator and the Youngstown, Ohio BOWLERS’ 1850 Tournament Committee announce the Seventh Annual Verhovay National Ten Pin Tournament, May 26-27-28,1950 Champion Recreation Alleys Youngstown, Ohio Approx. $$,©©© In Prizes & Trophies FRIDAY, MAY 26 — 6 P.M. — Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania Teams: 5-Man and 5-Woman Event. SATURDAY, MAY 27—8 A.M. — 5-Man, 5-Woman Event, Continued. Two-Man, Two-Woman and Individual Events. SATURDAY, MAY 27 — 8 P.M. — Dance. — Free To Tour nament Participants. SUNDAY, MAY 28 — 8 A.M. — Two-Man, Two-Woman, and Individual Events continued. SUNDAY, MAY 28 — 7 P.M. — Buffet — Dinner and Dance. Free to Tournament Participants. Presentation of Trophies. Announcement of Top Awards. Grand Event of Tournament Financing Campaign. TOURNAMENT HEADQUARTERS Hotel Pick-Ohio — Youngstown, O. For Rules and Regulations and Further Details See Inside Under: 1950 Tournament City News Hon. Thomas A. Burke, Mayor Of Cleveland, Sen. Emil A. Bartunek, Join The Verhovay Speaking at the banquet given in honor of Joseph Szalay, former Vice- President and Director of the Association, President of Branch 14, the Hon. Thomas A. Burke, Mayor of the City of Cleveland, Ohio, asserted that, for quite some time, he had wished to join the Verhovay. That he meant it, too. was proved on September 28th, when he and his secretary, the Hon. Senator Emil A. Bartunek, affixed their signatures to the applications written by District Manager Joseph M. Toth. Doctor Andrew Kovács, Vice-President of the Association, “happened” to be there, too. and the two gentlemen passed the medical examinations with flying colors. The city' photographer, a specialist in scooping historic events, made the most of the occasion for the benefit of our Journal. Shown on the picture are August A. Bessenyey, Police Prosecutor, a former delegate to the National Convention of the Verhovay, Senator Emil A. Bartunek, receiving a Verhovay membership certificate from Dr. Andrew Kovács, Vice-President of the Association, the Hon. Mayor Thomas A. Burke, happily smiling (he just was told that he is in perfect condition!), Sigmund Kadar, Vice-President of Branch 14, and Joseph M. Toth, District Manager, proud of having added a big city Mayor and a Senator to Branch 14’s collection of nationally prominent members. We join the above Verhovay officials in respectfully extending our sincere welcome to the Hon. Mayor Thomas A. Burke and the Hon. Senator Emil A. Bartunek in the great family of Verhovayans. We are proud of their confidence in our splendid fraternal organization whose membership will be glad to reciprocate their trust with wholehearted support in all their endeavours for the good of our nation. OFFICIAL COMMENT The attention of the Verhovay membership is called to a new feature on the editorial page under the heading “OFFICIAL COMMENT” which is to appear, beginning with this issue, in every edition of the Verhovay Journal. JUVENILE INSURANCE LIMIT RAISED TO $5000 BY BOARD — Important Actions Of Board Of Directors Reviewed — Members and friends of the Verhovay will welcome the announcement that, effective immediately, Juvenile Insurance Certificates will be issued up to and including the amount of $5,000, to eligible applicants in all states, excepting California, Connecticut, New York and Virginia where the limitations effective up to this date, continue in force. The Board also authorized the Home Office to write Juvenile Insurance certificates up to and including $5,000 in the above named four states, if and when the restrictive statutes of these states will be amended making the raising of juvenile insurance limits permissible. The new measure is of particular importance to those who • would want to build a substantial educational fund for their (Continued on page 2)
