Fraternity-Testvériség, 1968 (46. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1968-03-01 / 3. szám
OFFICIAL SECTION: Dr. Zoltán Béky: INTRODUCING OUR FIEUD FORCE LÁSZLÓ KEMES is one of our very able District Managers in our Ohio district, covering a large territory with Branches neighboring the Cleveland area. He has heen in the service of our Federation for almost a decade, beginning as Branch Manager, then Section Manager and now District Manager. He was born in Hungary (H. Borond) where he completed his elementary and secondary education and attended military school. He fought in the Second W orld War. Among his military awards he has the title “Vitéz’". Married Ilona Ambrus, they have three children, Ilona 7, László 15, George 20. He and his family reside in Cleveland, where he is a member and elder of the Hungarian Lutheran Church. Also an active member of the M.H.B.K. His hobby besides acquiring members for the Federation is horseback riding. JOSEPH S. ARNOSKY, Section Manager of our Branch two in Cleveland, Ohio, for the last ten years, horn in Cleveland where he completed his elementary and high school education. Besides his work for the Federation, he is very active in the First Hungarian Reformed Church in Cleveland where he holds the position of treasurer and is president of the Church Bowling League. He is also active in the Masonic Lodge Brotherhood 508. He is married to Rose Arnosky, has two adult children and five grandchildren. Part time worker in our Cleveland office, 11213 Buckeye Road. SÁNDOR SZABADKAY, Manager of our Cleveland Branch No. 352. A native of Hungary, born in Bácsbodrog where he finished his elementary and high school education and then attended Law College in Eger, Hungary. Later he became a newspaper man, writing articles for several Hungarian newspapers. After the Second World War, he left Hungary and immigrated from Germany to the United States in 1951. Since then, he has been residing in Cleveland, where lie organized the Hungarian Language School. Married, lie has two children, Suzanne 23 and Krisztina 9. Member of the St. Patrick Church and the National Rifle Association. His hobby besides newspaper writing is shooting. MRS. ROSE KOVÁCS is a dedicated manager of our Branch No. 361 in Pittsburgh, Pa. She took over this position from her husband, George Kovács, Jr., who died in 1962 after many years of faithful service to our Federation. She lives in Pittsburgh and lias three children, George 24, James 16, and Deborah 11. She is an active member of the First Hungarian Reformed Church of Pittsburgh. She enjoys all sports, sewing and baking, and claims doing these for others as her favorite hobby. FIELD FORCE CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON With the resignation of our Sercretary the secretarial duties were taken over and performed by the Supreme Officers until this post will be filled. The most important branch of the secretarial duties —on which depends the future and growth of our Federation—is the organizational and promotional work, production and conservation. Lately on the field of organization we noticed some concern and dissatisfaction. Therefore, our Supreme Officers decided to reorganize our program, setting it on equal basis with equal quota and territorial apportion and with a uniform system of recompensation. For this reason it was found necessary to invite our organizers to a two-days conference in Washington. On the first day the Supreme Officers introduced the new program, quota and territorial apportionment and the new uniform salary system, which was accepted with general enthusiasm. The second day was completely devoted to training, introducing new insurance systems and discussing arising problems on the field. The following members participated in the conference: Paul Ferenczy and Joseph Benedek, Supervisors; Joseph Molnár, László Keines, Andrew Vince, District Managers; Albert Szentmiklossy, Miklós Szolga, Albert Oris, Mrs. Emma Aros, dr. Daniel Vizsolyi, dr. Antal Viczian and Joseph Arnosky, Section Managers, and Alexander Hegedűs, Canadian District Manager. Reverend L. Carey excused himself because of his illness. The conference was opened with a prayer by the President, who introduced the new organizational program. Instructions were performed by our Controller, Mr. László L. Eszenyi and by our Treasurer, Mr. Paul St. Miklossy, with the assistance of Bela Aros, member of the Supreme Council. We have high hopes that the results of this valuable conference will show up in production pretty soon. 11
