Verhovayak Lapja, 1955 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1955 / Verhovay Journal
PAGE 2 / Verhovay Journal September 21, 1955. Minutes of the District Sessions Ace Bowler Honored by Branch 525 District 4-B The meeting is held on June 12, 1955. Branch 216, Northampton, Pennsylvania, constitutes District 4-B. Stephen foth is elected district chairman and Tibor Jász is elected district recorder. The meeting unanimously elects Stephen Toth delegate to the Verhovay Convention and Stephen Hanto alternate delegate. The district meeting places its trust in delegate Toth and feels that his past Convention experience will enable him to represent his constituents wisely. —TIBOR JÁSZ, District Recorder District -4-C The meeting is held on June 12, 1955. Branch 98, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania constitutes District 4-C. District chairman Michael Jámbor conducts the meeting. . Stephen Lang, Sr. makes the motion that Stephen Lang, Jr. be elected delegate to the Verhovay Convention. The motion is seconded and carried. Julius Demko is elected alternate delegate. The meeting charges the delegate to protest the present ruling that only those with certificates amounting to $1000 or more may become Convention delegates. —TIBQIt JASZ, District Recorder District 11-B The meeting is held on June 26, 1955, beginning at 2:00 P.M., in Johnstown .Pennsylvania. % . . ■ . . . Johnstown Branch 8 is District 11-B. The district chairman is Stephen Lengyel and the district recorder is Frank Dudás. • The following points are made by District 11-B. 1. The meeting by a majority accepts the recommended new name, WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION. 2. The Verhovay-Rakoczi merger has a majority vote. 3. Dividends should be paid on the older certificates, or at least a month’s dues be free yearly. 4. All certificates on which liens were put in 1924 should benefit- .by the cancellation of these liens, since over a period of twenty years the interest paid on these certificates almost amounted to the amounts of the liens. 5. The Convention and not the Board of Directors should establish the pensions. 6. Directorial districts should be abolished. Where the presence of a Director is needed, the neárest Director, in point of location, should be called. -This policy would effect Substantial savings. 7. The Board <jf ’Directors should not exercise the right to change the Eylaws except in cases of points forgotten by the Convention dr changes necessary before the next Convention, and the Board of Directors must be accountable for any changes relevant^ to the above exceptions, which changes are to be strictly judged by the Convention. 8. Any member who is at least 75 years of age and has been a member for at least 49 years should be released from paying "further monthly dues. 9. Directors, Auditing Committeemen and District Managers should not be eligible to become Convention delegates. 10. The Home Office should name a branch manager only with the approval of the branch itself. 11. Each branch should sponsor its own bowling team with no financial assistance from the Home Office. 12. The salaries of the National Officers should be fixed by the Convention for a period of four years. No interim changes in these salaries should be made by tl\e Board of Directors, nor should the Board of Directors change its own remuneration over the four year period. 13. When a branch invites a Director to its event or celebration, the traveling expense and per diem fee should be borne by that branch. 14. Certain points in the Bylaws are not acceptable, and these points are to be aired at the Convention. District chairman Lengyel calls for the election of the Convention delegate. Stephen Petruska, Emery Boroszki, Frank Dudás and Stephen Lengyel are nominated. Elected were Frank Dudás, 15 .votes, Convention delegate, and Stephen Petruska, 10 votes, alternate delegate. Emery Boroszki receives 3 votes, Stephen Lengyel 1 vote. Meeting expenses amount to $10.00. —FRANK DUDÁS, Djstrict Recorder LAPSED JUNE 1955 13 Lovász John, KuLanovich Steph. J.; 14 Bardocz Alex, Bodnar Albert F. Jr., Kiss Sándor, Miller Mrs. Fred, Samko Mrs. Don, Samko Donald B. Jr., Samko Robert J., Somos Mary Eliz.; 15 Bogár Corinne V., Cisco Margaret, Kovach Steven F., Reynolds Betty E., Saffrahn Charles W.; 17 Dolye Gerald F., Doyle James L., Doyle Lenard Allen; 25 Blanar Julia M.; 26 Bakondy Robert S., Pasco Mary Jane; 27 Feyes Andrew Mich.; 34 Love Alfred; 36 Chomos Andrew, Valint Stephen Jr.; 40 Borsos Géza, Ivan Peter B., Klomer Mrs. Mary; 43 Ronucei Louis; 45 Waczovszky Antal, Waczovszky Eliz., Waczovszky István, Waczovszky Joseph, Waczovszky Rezső, Waczovszky Tibor; 48 Biro Michael B., Divita Laurie Ann, Nemeth Mrs. Ernest, Papp Karl, Papp Mrs. Karl, Papp Michael Karl, Szemesi Mrs. Elmer, Wilgermein Stephen, Wilgermein Mrs. Ste.; 50 Bakondi Mrs. Alex, Chenoweth Lauron D., Kosco Andrew M. Jr., Kremicki Bernard J., Kremicki Geraldine, Kremicki John B., Palombo Charles T.; 52 Kukoly Joseph Mich.; 76 Mester Anthony J., Soos Géza P.; 98 Wagner Victor A.; 101 Oktela Stephen; 103 Popp Lena; 108 Dobos Clara Ann, Vass James Lee; 129 Arthur Mrs. Wm, Arthur William Ed., Plaimerl Louis W., Hall Judith Ann, Hall Nancy L.; 132 Horvath Benedict, Luczkowski Ervin C., Paksi John, Papai Victor L., Pinter Frank J., Spitler Mary J., Thomas Shirley J.; 133 Szeker John Joseph; 141 Hoak Delores Jean, Hoak Leroy oJhn; 147 Fodor Linda K.; 189 Koons Kenneth L.; 209 Rusznak Louis Jr.; 214 Young Robert A.; 216 Schlaffer Frank J.; 275 Shienbein George; * At the July 31, 1955 picnic held on the grounds of the Los Angeles Hungarian Home, Branch 525 of that most famous •California city singled out one of its members, John Harkey, for special attention. Honor was paid to member Harkey for his having won the One Man Event in the National Verhovay Bowling Tournament held this year in Chicago. Branch 525 formally presented to Mr. Harkey the trophy he had acquired at the- tourney. The scene shows, from left to right, Director Alexander Gyulay, manager of Branch 525, winner John Harkey, and Andrew Szladics, president of Branch 525. 278 Borsh Johanna, Mack Warren Gary; 296 Carson William J., Chandler Philip G., Drummond Susan, Easley Wilbret C., Keller/ Charles W., Kondrak Edward J., Kurocik Paul, Mathabel Mrs. Walt, Oiar John, Rusnak George, Veres Joseph J., Vidra Cyril C.; 302 Oresko Janet; 336 Finney Donald L.; 349 Battista Robert L.; 352 Szakacs Laurence A., Szakacs Terry E.; 376 Rabatin Mrs. Rose; 383 Párái Tibor; 417 Hornyak Joseph A., Kish Louis S.; 443 Rigo Nancy Jean; 452 Perkins Ronald; 482 Wilson Fred J.; 511 Hatcher James Geo, Hatcher Mrs. James, Kozan Mrs. Frank G., Leitch Darlene D., Stickney Timothy M.; 514 Kady Aleandria E.; 518 Wupderle Barbara M., Wunderle Emil Jr.; 525 Muller Francis. Total: 115. EXTENDED JUNE 1955 9 Pamlenyi Joseph; 13 Kubanovich "Mrs. Jon., KubänoVich Stephen, Kubanovich Mrs. Ste.; 14 Barath Mrs. John, Blaha Mrs. Russel, Csizmadia Mrs. Aiex, Czika Ernest, Fanchaly Mrs. Alex, Fugedy Steve, Gáncs Lajos, Lazar Mrs. John, Ori Julius, Petrus Alex E., Piscsalko Steven, Rákóczi Frank, Rakoczy Frank, Reho Mrs. Sigmond, Sokola Joseph, Toth Mrs. John, Toth William, Werner Mrs. Herbert; 15 Hencsel Louis J.; 23 Szabó Joseph; 26 Bakondy David J., Bakondy Phyllis J., Bakondy Simon, Haydu John, Kukuda John Jr., Nagy Mrs. Alexander, Perhacs Richard, Perhacs Yolanda M., Shay John, Sveighart E.mer, Toth Albert, Toth John Joseph, Toth Mrs. Joseph; 31 Kodman Albert; 39 Weyman Ernest: 45 Franklin Judy I.; 48 Divita John, Divita Mrs. Mrs. John, Di Vita Rose M., Molnár Kalman, Molnár Kalman, Molnár Dr. Kalman, / Nemeth Magdeline G.; 50 Kremicki Mrs. Bem., Nagy Joseph, Prokop Louis, Stratinsky Regin, Toth Joseph L.; 59 Barta Mrs. Ernest, Barta Julia T., Farkas Carol Ann, Farkas Louis 61; Ezo Stephen; 71 Szuch Mrs. Louis; 88 Colo Virginia G., Sotock William; 89 Hayward Mrs. Wm., Kalo Duane, Kalo Matthew Jr., Ocskay James F., Ocskay Jennie, Vargo Mrs. Sam Jr.; 90 Monek Juliűs; 98 Fodor Louis, Noe Irene, Ricevuto Mrs. Carm; 103 Keith Mrs. Don; 108 Vass Julianne M., Vass Katherine P.; 130 Raganyi Ernest; 132 Batpho Alexander; 136 Becker Ronald J.; 138 Bodnar William; 163 Hackenburg Mrs. Jos.; 209 Gyarmathy John, Hess Mrs. Phillip, Kaba Stephen, Rusznak Lois A., Schafnitz Nicholas; 214 Young Melvin, Young Melvin J., Young Mrs. Melvin, Young Theresa, Yuhas Helen; 216 Schlaffer Frank Jr., Schlaffer Frank Jr.; 222 Hollo Tassillo; 226 Kemeny William; 237 Lackó Julius; 262 Knizek Mrs. Karl, Knizek Wilma M., Kucser George; 269 Gasper Joseph Jr.; 272 Gaydosh Anna M.; 278 Mack Gordon Eug. Jr., Wells Mrs. Lawrence; 296 Veres Elizabeth A., Veres Joseph, Veres Mrs. Joseph; 336 Borocz Mrs. Michael; 349 Lassan Margaret, Mahatos Mrs. Matt, Perhacs István, Perhacs Stephen; 361 Yeddy Mrs. Frank, Sille Maria, Mun- Tean Elsie A.; 366 Sikora Joseph, Sikora Mrs. Joseph; 376 Slobodnyak Mel; 399 Clish Walter, Clish Waiter W., Orlandi Charles; 432 Albert John, Albert Mrs. John; 438 Ragalyi Stephen J.; 443 Megyeri Stephen, Megyeri Mrs. Steph.; 487 Stochl Mrs. Joseph; 489 Vargo Ronald J.; 511 Varga Anna A.; 542 Primich John; 573 Szegedy Alexander. TOTAL: 127 REINSTATED FROM LAPSED — JUNE 1955 21 Daley Karen Sue; 50 Shrewood Vernon W., Jozsa Arnold R., Jozsa Arlene Michael; 71 Berkosky Marlene V., Boyd Herman J.; 130 Fritta Alexander; 132 Kiraldi Louis; 133 Balog Charles, Vincent Bonita M.; 138 Hevezi James M., Hevezi John, Hevezi Joseph A., Hevezi Louis W.;'168 Nagy Stephen; 466 Mueller George, Mueller Mrs. George, Mueller W’illiam; 518 Lawrence Barbara J., Lawrence Steven L. Total: 21 LAPSED FROM EXTENDED JUNE 1955 15 Galambos Zoltán Dr., Sanoshy Joseph; 174 Green George W.; 249 Sabo Charles; 349 Egyed Mrs. Alex, Zagorianos Simeon; 383 Depapp Emőke; 391 Hochwarth Mrs. Karl; 429 Novak Alexander; 443 Gallo Michael. TOTAL: 10 ' , Its time to roil up CALL YOUR REP CROSS TODAY! \
