Verhovayak Lapja, 1951 (34. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1951 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 14 Verhovay Journal August 15, 1951 1951 VERHOVAY NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT — Financial Statement — INCOME Entry Fees .........................................................-.............. $5,386.00 Registration Fees ............................................................... 1,877.50 Album Advertising ................ 818.60 Lakeview Recreation ................ 793.21 Total Income ....................................... $ 8,875.31 DISBURSEMENTS , Cash Prizes to Bowlers ................................................... $4,092.00 Trophy Prizes ..................................................................... 259.99 Lakeview Recreation Lines Bowled ............................. 1,513.05 Lakeview Scorekeepers ............................................ 308.35 Refund of Entry Fees ...................................................... 6.00 Travel and Other Expenses of R. R. Diliinger and Crew c*f Seven ...................................... 691.58 Compensation for Services to R. R.. Diliinger and Crew of Seven ......................................... 350.00 Travel and Other Expenses of National and Chicago Executive Committee ....................... 1,329.41 Buffet Dinner .......1....................................................1...... 1,400.00 Four Dance Orchestras ........................................'.......... 401.50 Bus Transportation .....................................................„... 243.50 \ Album Printing Cost .................................................... 440.00 Advertising ....................................................................... 145.50 Printing and Stationery .................................................. 137.92 Badges and Ribbons .................................................... 51.20 Police Protection ........................................................... 50.00 Telephone ........... 30.79 Postage .....................................„.......................................... 7.22 W.I.B.C. Sanction Fee ............................... 2.86 Public Address System ................................................ 10.90 Total Disbursements .............»............. $11,469.11 Excess Disbursements over Income ......................——. — $ 2,593.80 MINUTES OF THE DISTRICT MEETINGS (Continued from 13) 2.) Change of name. After several members spoke on the subject, the meeting unanimously votes to oppose the proposal. 3.) The recommendation included in par. 55 of the Minutes of the Board of Directors’ meeting is unanimously rejected by the meeting. 4.) The matter included in par. 56 of the Minutes of the Board of Directors’ meeting is approved by the majority. In view of the advanced hour, the" meeting by unanimous resolution empowers the delegate to proceed in all matters at the Convention according to his best judgment. President thanks the members for their kind patience and adjourns the meeting at, 10:45 p.m. JOSEPH B. IROCZKY, District President, LOUIS BARNA, District Secretary. DISTRICT 29 Granite City, 111. Minutes taken at the meeting of District 29, held in the Hungarian Home of Granite City, 111., on June 17, 1951. Julius Nagy President welcomes the delegates present and calls the meeting to order at 9:30. The minutes of the last session were read and approved. After the examination of the credentials it was found that ten district delegates were present. After determining the order of business, secretary read the letter of thef Home Office. After remarks by several delegates, the contents of the letter were acknowledged. It was noted also that only two delegates are eligible to the National Convention. Upon motion by Stephen Papp, duly seconded, the supplementary amendments to the By-Laws proposed by the Board of Directors, were unanimously approved as a whole, after each delegate expressed his views. Desiderius Elek moves that the two delegates to be elected be instructed tó use their influence at iha National Convention toward the inclusion in the By-Laws of the following provision: If a branch invites a National Officer to some celebration, that branch shall be obliged to assume the per diem fee and travelling expenses. If a National Officer officially represents the Home Office, the treasury of the Association shall pay the per diem fees and travelling expenses. The above recommendation was unanimously adopted by the meeting. On duly seconded motion by Mrs. John Pocsik, the meeting of District 29 protests against the changing of' the name of the Association. Mrs. John Pocsik of Br. 276 and Moses Csömör of Br. 187, were elected delegates to the National Convention, and Joseph Koros (Br. 278) and Charles Schafnitz (Br. 209) alternates. Julius Nagy was elected District President and Moses Csömör recording Secretary. The district officers and delegates were sworn in and then, vhere being no further business, chairman adjourned the meeting at 3 p.m. JULIUS NAGY, District President, CHARLES SCHAFN1TZ, District Secretary. DISTRICT 30-B Br. 525.) Los Angeles, Calif. Minutes taken at the meeting of Branch 525, constituting District 30- B, held on June 17, 1951, in Los Angeles, Calif. Under the chairmanship of President John Chaky, and in ihei presence of 72 members, the following resolutions were adopted: 1.) If, as we see from the. advertisement (in the Verhovay Journal), only men between the ages of 28 and 40 may be employed as organizers, the same principle shall prevail in regards to the national officers, the Board of Directors and the Field Manager. 2.) The Convention shall retain the right» of the branches to elect their own managers each year, because if the manager is not satisfactory, he can be removed, anyhow. 3.) The Convention shall resolve that every policyholder whose certificate has been in force for three years, shall receive dividends. There shall be no difference between member and member in' Ten Officers Receive Illustrious Degree And Service Medal BETHLEHEM, PA. — On Sunday, July 22, 1951, ten officers of seven branches were to receive the Illustrious Degree and the Gold Service Medal, awarded to them by the Board of Directors in recognition of many years of service, at the annual grand picnic of Branch 98, held at the Wargyas farm in Hellertowu. Though the, weather was not quite favorable because all day long it threatened to rain, an exceptionally large crowd attended the ceremonies. Presentation of the awards was made by Director Stephen Lang, who gave an inspiring address on the service and loyalty of these outstanding fellowmembers who have dedicated the best years of their lives to the advancement of the Association. Following the presentation ceremonies, the Illustrious Members were guests of Branch 98. Present were to receive the awards: Peter Toth, William Richter and Julius Demko of Branch 98, Anton Katona, Vendel Petrovitz of Branch 2, Michael Hadnagy of Branch 135, Stephen Horvath of Branch 422 and John Soltész of Branch 295. Unable to attend were John Csonka of Branch 111 and Gazer Nagy of Branch 336, whose awards were accepted in their behalf by Field Supervisor Frank J. Cher who also attended the ceremonies. Many out-of town guests! were present and all of them praised the officers and members for their kindliospitality and the splendid spirit of fraternalism that prevailed throughout the picnic. This Journal! extends its congratulations and best wishes to the new Illustrious Members of the Association. May they enjoy for many years to come the sincere affection and fellowship of their fellow-members and the high esteem in which they are held by the Association. Correction in Prize List Of Tournament The following addition has been made to the list of Prize Winners of the 8th Verhovay National Bowling Tournament: Two-Man Event, Team 83, Steve Smith-Steve Darvas, of Br. 17, Lorain, O.. Score: actual 1882, hep. 91, total 1173, 35)a. Prize $9.00. NEW MEMBERS IN THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR ORDER FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1951 Br. Location No. Pt. Hazleton, Pa............................... 1 8 Johnstown, Pa........................... 3 12 Etna, Pa............................... 1 13 Trenton, N. J................. 4 14 Cleveland, 0.......................... .. 12 17 Lorain, 0................................ 1 21 Youngstown, O...................... 1 23 Pocahontas, Va.......................... 19 25 Mt. Hope, W. Va...................... 5 26 Sharon, Pa............................. 1 27 Toledo, 0...................................... 1 32 Gary, W. Va.............................. 7 34 Pittsburgh, Pa........................ 5 36 Detroit, Mich.............................. 8 37 Chicago, 111................................ 3 39 Beaver Falls, Pa.................... 2 45 Cleveland, 0............................... 7 48 New York, N. Y................... 11 52 New Brunswick, N. J.............. 3 54 Cleveland, 0............................... 2 59 Scalp Level, Pa........................ 3 73 Adena, O..................................... 3 76 Philadelphia, Pa....................... 1 84 Lackawanna, N. Y................... 2 85 Daisytown, Pa........................... 2 87 Passaic, N. J............................ 2 this regard. 4.) The number of directors shall be reduced from 13 to 9. The National President and the* National Secretary shall be the chairman and secretary resp., of the Board. 5.) No member of the Board of Directors or the Auditing Committee shall be eligible more than twice in succession, that is for more than eight years. 6.) In the future, branch-managers shall be paid collection fees in accordance with local conditions. 7.) The Field Manager shall be elected, upon recommendation by the Board of Directors and the National Officers, by the National Conventicii from among three Field Supervisors who have at least two years of actual field experience. 8.) The National Convention shall instruct the Home Office to send a: dues notice to every member one month before the due date. No one who is a member of an organization, society or subversive party which is opposed to the laws of the United States, shall be eligible to become national officer, delegate, to the Convention, director, member of the Auditing Committee, or any kind of employee of the Association. 30.) Alexander Gyulai wa selected delegate to the National Convention by secret ballot, and Andrew Szladics was elected alternate delegate. JOHN CHAKY, District President, MICHAEL KOSZTIN, District Secretary. Br. Location No. 88 Yatesboro, Pa........................... 6 91 Akron, 0...................................... 1 96 Chicago, 111................................ 1 103 Toms Creek, Va.......................... 1 108 Youngstown, 0.......................... 2 120 Perth Amboy, N. J................... 4 130 East Chicago, Ind................... 1 132 South Bend, Ind........................ 1 135 Nesquehoning, Pa...................... 1 152 East Pittsburgh, Pa.................. 1 159 Phoenixville, Pa........................ 1 164 Chicago, 111............................... 1 174 Scranton, Pa............................... 1 175 Hastings U. Hudson, N. Y...... 1 186 Congo, O............................... 1 189 Alliance, 0.................................. 2 192 Middletown, 0........................... 2 208 Filbert, W .Va....................... 4 214 Flint, Mich.................................. 2 216 Northampton, Pa..................... 1 226 McKeesport, Pa........................ 1 229 Indiana Harbor, Ind.................. 1 234 Alpha, N. J............................... 1 248 Monaville, W. Va.................... 15 249 Dayton, 0................................... 2 269 Roseton, N. Y.......................... 1 272 Jessup, Pa.................................. 7 275 Milwaukee, Wis......................... 3 278 Omaha, Nebr.............................. 4 292 Manville, N. J........................... 1 293 Thorpe, W. Va........................ 4 296 Springdale, Pa........................... 2 310 Lynch, Ky.......................... 7 343 Williamson, W. Va................... 3 352 Coraopolis, Pa......./................ 2 361 Cleveland, O...................................1 362 Dayton, 0.................................... 2 364 Youngstown, 0.......................... 6 369 Alliance, 0...........»..................... 2 376 Pittsburgh, Pa........................... 4 386 Nanty Glo, Pa........................... 1 391 Canton, 0...... 1 405 Erie, Pa...................................... 1 425 Central City, Pa....................... 1 417 Trenton, N. J......................... 2 422 Phillipsburg, N. J................. 3 439 Johnstown, Pa...................v...... 1 443 Detroit, Mich.............................. 9 466 Pittsburgh, Pa........................... 1 475 Milwaukee, Wis....................... 2 482 Beckley, W. Va...................... 11 485 Lebanon, Pa............................... 1 500 Detroit, Mich.............................. 2 503 Chicago, 111......... 9 518 New Brunswick, N. J.............. 1 533 Barberton, 0.............................. 2 548 Rivesville, W. Va...................... 1 564 Tiltonsville, 0.............................. 1 566 Farmington, W. Va................... 2 SENIOR ORDER ......................... 136 JUNIOR ORDER ........................... 130 TOTAL NEW MEMBERS 266 AMOUNT OF INSURANCE $263,000
