Verhovayak Lapja, 1954 (37. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1954 / Verhovay Journal

December 15, 1954.__________________________VerhoVUy _____________________________________gggl HEADS VERHOVAY DISTRICT FRED J. STIPKOVITS In this issue we introduce two new district managers. After his discharge from the Air Force, Mr. Stipkovits attended the. Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics. He graduated with aircraft and en­gine mechanics licenses sanctioned by the Civil Aeronautics Adminis­tration in Washington, D. C. His next employment was full line (sold all their products) sales­man for the Cudahy Meat Packing Company, a position he held for four years until the company left McKeesport. Until his appointment to the dis trict managership, Mr. Stipkovits worked as an inspector at the Pitts­burgh Steel Foundry in Glasspovt, Pennsylvania. Fred J. Stipkovits of McKeesport, Pennsylvania is one of the ap­pointees. This personable young man has been assigned to manage Branch 152, East Pittsburgh, Pa. and Branch 226, McKeesport, Pa. The area between the two cities is rather large and is the site of heavy steel and its allied industries. Mr. Stipkovits was born in Kőszeg, Vas county, Hungary. At the age of two and a half he came to The United States with his parents and sister. District Manager Stipkovits is married to the former Doris. Ferry of McKeesport. They have two children, Sharon Marie, 5, and Fred Louis, 15 months. McKeesport’s much -in-demand sweet singing voice, Miss Helen Stipkovits, who specializes in Hun­garian numbers, is the sister of Mr. Stipkovits. Branch 152 and Branch 226 mem­bers. are urged to give the new dis­trict manager their full cooperation by attending the branch meetings, paying their dues then, etc. If ne­cessary, District Manager Stipkovits A veteran of World War II, the' recently named district manager was in the service from August, 1942 to December, 1945. As an aircraft mechanic with the rank of sergeant, his tour of duty led him to many parts of the Pacific, such as New may be contacted at 804 West Park Way, McKeesport, Pa., telephone ORehard 2-5709. His infectious smile, spontaneous wit and enthusiastic ambition are guaranteed assets to District Ma­Guinea, the Phillipines and Japan.nager Stipkovits’ Verhovay career. APPOINTED DISTRICT MANAGER ELMER W. TOTH The naming of Elmer W. Toth as district manager of the Homestead- Duquesne area is another step in Verhovay’s long range program of giving more young men the oppor­tunity of joining their older full time associates in field work. The new district manager will as­sume on January 1, 1955 the ma­nagements of Branches 71, Duquesne, Pa., 82, Munhall, Pa., and 89 and 430, Homestead, Pa. The territory ♦ embraces a sizable population em­ployed largely in the steel and iron industries and the field is a good prospective one. Mr. Toth, who incidentally is a twin, completed his schooling in the Homestead schools. At the age of 18 he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force in February, 1946. During his two years in the military, he graduated from Radar School and also Instruct­or School, becoming eligible to teach the fundamental course in radar. His last year was spent mostly in in­structing enlisted personnel in these basic principles, including teaching some of the science of radio and electricity. Upon his return to civil life, he was associated in the elect­rical field for United States Steel Corporation. i District Manager Toth has this excellent background to aid him in his new position: He is a licensed real estate salesman in the Home­stead district. This experience will benefit him very much in his new work for, in the main, both involve public relations. As district manager he will meet the members, seek pro­spects, be representative, etc. The district manager is married to the former Miss Ruth Dorothy Walochik of Squirrel Hill, Pitts­burgh, Pa. They live at 1032 Sunglow Street, Roosevelt Acres, Homestead Park, Pa. The members in the Verhovay area under District Manager Toth are requested to pay their monthly dues at the regular branch meetings, or, whenever that is impossible, to mail them to the address of the dis­trict manager. Verhovay inquiries may he made at the branch meet­ings, in correspondence or by tele­phone, HOmestead 1-5812. The full cooperation of the mem­bers of Branches 71, 82, 89 and 430 is urged to assure the efficient work­ing of District Manager Toth. PAYMENTS RECEIVED FROM BRANCHES OCTOBER 1 to 31, 1954 Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount Br.Amount TF 143.81 45 3394.88 90 738.79 145 143.21 193 57.80 262 317.44 336 569.01 420 291.33 520 125.43 PAR.371.88 46 159.70 91 687.72146 131.54 196 45.38 264 144.65 338 436.08 424 177.14 525 3108.02 2 700.26 47 76.28 92 39.23 14.7 —.—197 252.72 269 268.93 340 78.65 429 256.16 533 107.86 3** 166.89 48 7872.87 98 986.34 150 495.38 200 195.40 272 404.24 341 84.13 430 541.94 534 16.08 8— .—49 53.00 100**55.83 152 2.3G 201 185.38 273 140.63 343*273.3-1 432 290.82 535 33.23 5 210.89 50 3047.72 100 155.91 153 169.91 204 214.07 275 403.45 343— .—433 38.57 537 36.39 7 122.10 52**1308.46 101 150.80 156 42.86 207 42.93 276 219.91 344 80.62 438 125.55 538 27.76 8 1764.24 52 —.—103 118.43 157 142.33 209 341.47 277 337.97 345 46.23 442 109.87 541 30.86 9 242.39 53 84.35 106 268.42 158 109.21 210 48.76 278 418.01 347 218.60 443 3800.59 542 198.56 10 422.58 56 41.62 107 237.80 159 790.60 213 144.73 284 81.40 348 380.13 448 127.11 545 127.32 12 •35.41 57 166.78 108 1128.91 160 60.83 214 1791.00 285 123.02 349 150.81 452 299.96 546 30.69 13 1582.28 59 1692.17 111 158.45 162 60.7-1 215**258.37 286 135.37 351 36.03 466 768.67 548 108.12 14 5147.62 61 272.42 114 130.65 163 305.50 215 —.—288 311.87 352 630.23 467 24.16 550 34.42 15 3763.00 62 148.51 116**115.69 166 57.87 216 1676.29 289 —.—355 —.—475 410.00 555 52.04 16 150.26 63 197.27 116 —.—168 525.02 218 106.45 290 247.25 361 571.32 477 235.18 559 44.52 17 2064.15 64 431.48 117 —.—170** 153.44 219 119.52 291 180.29 364 1144.79 478 70.02 562 76.45 20 778.78 66 102.96 119 28.81 170 —.—220 283.72 292 620.58 366 191.57 480 183.65 564 186.40 21 1725.20 67 391.93 120 061.94 172 338.27 221 79.79 295 86.76 370 82.75 481**** 51.22 565 57.52 23 502.45 68 566.49 123 232.71 173 36.93 222 333.51 296 1835.25 373 47.77 482 606.12 566 119.93 25 643.19 69 204.75 127 298.89 174 843.57 226***4000.00 301 94.61 376 747.34 483 34.57 568 22.68 26 1426.54 70 631.88 129 1714.41 175 105.78 227 103.54 302 187.00 383 2081.06 485 47.13 569 191.78 27 1768.48 73 144.53 130 2816.83 176 126.95 230 315.96 303 497.35 386 302.06 487 221.44 573 184.96 29 171.98 76 931.51 132 5847.01 177 113.11 236 115.27 305 556.52 387 111.90 488 71.57 575 156.55 30 '39.09. 78 ' 75.31 133 1500.79 180**253.21 237 238.99 307 58.54 389 119.69 489 45.68 576 444.27 31 448.38 81 84.41 134 28.88 180 —.—239 84.93 310 515.40 390 285.13 496 6.31 581 200.90 32 885.23 82**25.98 135 228.25 182 43.91 242 115.38 333 123.03 391 109.29 499 106.31 585 136.77 34 1552.59 82 —.—136 62.54 184**35.09 245 83.33 317 83.65 399 195.98 500 1182.28 36 6319.77 84 836.07 137 286.77 184 —.—247 271.12 322 108.83 403 43.86 501 176.01 TOTAL: 38 45.06 85 499.35 138**640.14 186 128.03 248 918.74 324 90.90 405 16.06 511 1009.17 39 1050.72 86 140.07 138 —.—187 777.53 249 3408.83 327 135.28 408 65.94 514 1107.67 145,561.62 40 1011.02 87 1620.97 141 453.67 188 88.0-4 253 —.—331 39.17 415 114.80 517 66.44 41 30.00 88 802.33 142 106.18 189 1835.86 257 100.85 334 —.—417 1803.22 518 1032.13 43 183.17 89 624.37 143 78.75 192 189.72 261 72.23 335 172.86 418 —.—519 56.11 October 31, 1954, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN SABO, National Auditor * Aug. 1954 Monthly Dues Remittance ** Sept. 1954 Monthly Dues Remittance *** Special Account for Br. 71—152—226 **** Sept. & Oct. 1954 Monthly Dues Remittance JOHN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer

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