Verhovayak Lapja, 1955 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1955 / Verhovay Journal
GIVE THIS DRIVE FOR NEW MEMBERS’ THE BIG PUSH May 18, 1955 Verhovay Journal PAGE 9 Verhovay Soecer Time In Cleveland The Buffalo and Cleveland Verhovay Soccer teams met in a return match held April 23-24 in Cleveland, Ohio. Shown with the young players of both teams are Cleveland’s Field Supervisor Leslie J. Dus, who is holding the one trophy; Paul Farkas, center, leader of the Clevelanders, with the second trophy; Director Coloman Kolozsvary of Cleveland, immediate right; and Emery Kovach, second to the right of the Director, president of Branch 14, Cleveland. The trophies were gifts of Director Kolozsvary and New York Director Aloysius C. Falussy. Here are, from left to right, Paul Farkas, leader of the Branch 14 soccer team; District Manager Kalman Erdekv of Buffalo, New York,, who accompanied the Buffalo soccer players; Field Supervisor Leslie J. Dus, manager of Branch 14; Julia Hevesi, secretary at the Cleveland district office and cheer leader for the 14-ers; Director Coloman Kolozsvary; Emery Kovach, president of Branch 14. (Photographs by Abahazi Studio, Cleveland) ——" ---- ....... '■ _!---- -POWER CITY NEWS SPRINGDALE. PA. ANDVICINITY by Edward A. MattieBranch 296 Perhaps the thing that is of greatest interest at the present time are* plans to attend the bowling tournament in Chicago. Branch 296 will be represented by1 Jour men’s teams and three teams of women. ' Also making the trip will be several non-bowlers from the membership. Plans call for leaving’ on May 26th at midnight and returning some time Monday morningon Memorial Day. Interest is running high and a very good time is .anticipated by all. The annual banquet of the Branch 296 Mixed Ten Pin Bowling League Will be held Saturday, June 26th, £t the Verhovay Home. It is hoped /that at least one of the tournament trophies will adorn the banquet table. The time again has arrived for the election of a delegate to the National Verhovay Convention. Since Branch 296 is a district in itself, the district meeting will he combined with the regular branch meeting on Sunday, June 12th. At this meetingideas and suggestions to be presented to the Convention may he made. Meeting time is 3:00 P.M. Don’t fail to attend! The yearly branch picnic will be held Sunday, July 17th, at Falcon’s Park in New Kensington. This event, which is held under the auspices of the" branch bowling league, is always eagerly awaited. Music will be, played by Miss Julia Orosz and her orchestra. Members of Branch 296 extend their deepest sympathies to Mrs. Susan Venczel on the passing of John Copin on April 27. Members in the hospital lately are Walter Wesoloski, Mrs. Rose Antal, Joseph Wislie, Sr., Steve Kolesar of Springdale, Alex Kozma and Roman Nemieh. • Mr. Kozma is slowly recuperating1 from a broken leg he received when he slipped on the ice in a parking lot at his place of work. Mr. Nemieh also received a broken, leg when a casting dropped on hisi leg during work. Every Friday and Saturday evening are orchestra nights at the Verhovay Home. The popular Bluenotes orchestra plays to* a capacity crowd each time. Members and their guests are cordially invited. Every Thursday night a euchre party is held for members. Starting time is 8:C0 P. M. BSHSKRKIiailsaSiaRHIiaiSljasiSliaiKKK^aK.a S.»:#«! siSS» ksäS):::«»«): ftr:g jTjJ S a aS 1 i 9 I * 1 BRANCH 27 TOLEDO, OHIO News From Northwestern Ohio 1 By Stephen J. Ivancso. S _ ____ __k| The time has finally arrived! After waiting for a whole year, we’re prepared to battle it out in Chicago. Here’s hoping that the weather man will be. good to us and Chicago can get away from being called the' “Windy City.” Toledo will show up ■— not only to defend its “singles” title, which is held by “Rip” Tinta, but to capture a new one! It’s always nice to hear a fellow member going ahead in his chosen field. Last month, I wrote about John Rihacek’s new LIDO LANES. The location of these new alleys will be in the 850 block of South Street, here in Toledo. The alleys will be completely automatic, featuring the new concept in bowling, the hidden ball return. The bowling ball is returned under the floor and comes to rest on a T ball return, which is located a few feet behind the bowler’s approach. This speeds up bowling and does not interfere with the next bowler’s approach. Just behind the bowlers approach will be rows of spectator setees, tables, and chairs, all made of Fibreglass. These lanes will be a very- beautiful sight both for the bowler and the spectator. A cocktail lounge will be one of the attractions for the bowlers. The lounge will feature a very modern grill, the best of food available at all times. Downstairs, the Lido Lanes will have a recreation room which will seat 250 people, with the same service available in the food and refreshment line. Johnny informs me that the room may be used for a meeting place — or for a sobbing room — to shed your tears after a bad night of bowling! Bowling hankies for drying those tears will be furnished free of charge! The building will be air-conditioned. Construction is being - done by Robert Kayser Construction Co. All the bowling equipment will be installed by A.M.F. National Bowling & Billiard Corp., featuring the automatic pin spotters. Should some of you readers be in or near Toledo the last week of August or the 1st week of September, please put this new bowling establishment on your “must see” list. Congratulations Johnny, and lots of luck in your new establishment. It seems to me as though my doubles partner Jula Vargo is on. a hot streak. I hope that it extends right into the last week in May. Lately, the last ball, on which he only got 8 pins, kept him from getting 700 pins, so he had ,to settle for 699. Then, the following night the stubborn 8 pins, followed by the 10-pin tap, held him down to a 684 score.Nice going, Jula! Mr and Mrs. Andrew Feyes are the proud parents of a son who weighed 7 ■ lbs. lloz. His name is Janies Robert. Congratulations to both of you and to the new member of Verhovay. As the Toledo Times Traveling Classic closed for the season, out of the 40 best bowlers in the city, only one carried an average of 200 plus. The honor goes to our Verhovay member — Robert Nickel. I was sorry to hear that our branch president, Julius Feyes, was ill. He had a bad cold and a slight touch of pneumonia. While I wás in Purdue last week I won a bet, so will the gentleman, that/ owes me a small sum please pay before we meet in Chicago? This gentleman accompanied me to Purdue, or rather, I should say, I accompanied him to Purdue. What’s happening in New York? ? ? Must we be “sit-me-downs” again, at the forthcoming bowling tournament ? Until I see all of you personally in Chicago, I put away this typewriter for another month. Let’s all have a good time, and please, be careful when you drive — drive safely. AIR FORCE Airman 3d Class Edward Guyer, :age 22, joined the Air Force in November, 1954. He is now stationed at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Edward is a graduate of South High School, Columbus, Ohio, and attended Ohio State University for two years. He is a member of Branch 129 «of Columbus, Ohio. Edward’s late father, Andy (Pappy) Guyer, is remembered as one of the leading bowlers who brought notice to Branch 129’s bowling teams.
