William Penn Life, 1968 (3. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1968-03-01 / 3. szám

BRANCH ACTIVITIES . . . (Continued from page 4) I was there. We heard that Betty Knapp got married??? New headquarters of the Connivers from Br. 14 is the Busi­ness and Tradesmen Club. Member Paul Szanislo is president. Don’t forget the Bowling Tournament in Youngstown on June 1st and 2nd 1968. Member Paul Bolesic lives in Maple Heights—These Millionairs. Mem­ber Rita M. Kamya operates Hairdo Shoppe. Hungarian language classes for adults, East Side: Rice Library, 2820 E. 116th St. near Buckeye; West Side: Carnegie West Library, Fulton and Bridge Ave. There is a $7.00 fee con­nected with this class. The Cleve. Press calls the Buckeye area A Continental City Within The City. The Hungarian Lutheran Church held their annual dinner February 4, 1968 at the Church hall. We were glad to see the ladies of Br. 14 at the meeting, Mrs. Kovatch, Mrs. Fodor and some of the men who came were Jimmy Gall, Bert Szilagyi, Julius Yuhasz. Ex Animo Joseph J. Horvath 16 Perth Amboy, N. J. Hi again, I’ll try to keep reporting every month, but remember I need news. If you have any please call the District Office at 826-9190. Fifteen members braved the zero tem­peratures and brisk wind to venture to New York City to attend the Branch 48 Dinner-Dance. An enjoyable evening was had by all. Birthday greeting are extended to Special Agent, Stephen Mészáros, Mr. and Mrs. John Mészáros. All on the same day. Annette Hrabar, age 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hrabar won three trophies in the Middlesex County Ban­tam Bowling Tournament. Annette and Mr. Hrabar won the first prize trophy in the Father and Daughter Tournament. “Congratulations, Annette.” Tickets may be purchased at the Dis­trict Office for the New Jersey State William Penn Dinner-Dance on Satur­day, April 20, 1968, honoring our 50-yr. Members, at the H.A.A.C. Auditorium, 198 Somerset Street, New Brunswick, N. J. Kara-Nemeth Orchestra — Chicken and Cabbage Roll Dinner (Hungarian- Family Style) ALL FOR $5.00. COME ALONG — LETS HAVE A LARGE GROUP FROM BRANCH 16. Ann Hrabar 19 New Brunswick, N. J. Our Branch meeting in March will be on Monday nite, the 19th at the Branch Office. — Please make every effort to attend. — The New Jersey Dinner-Dance Com­mittee is working diligently to insure the success of the affair, which will be held on Saturday night, April the 20th at the H.A.A.C. Auditorium (198 Som­erset Street, New Brunswick, N. J.). — A very delicious dinner will be served. Speeches will be during dinner to give our guests ample time for entertain­ment. The same Kara-Nemeth Orchestra which supplied the program at the Bowling Tournament will play. We are sure you are going to have an unfor­gettable evening. Get your reservations early, the tickets are going fast. We are preparing to go to Youngstown Bowling Tournament by bus. We are registering people on a first come first served basis. So far 30 have registered. Please don’t delay, call CH 9-7752. Mary Ann Stanko 28 Youngstown, Ohio As Tournament time draws closer one can feel the excitement everywhere. The William Penn Mixed Double bowlers, with the help of President Joe Pinkocze and Secretary Margaret Graham, are busy lining up their teams. The bowlers are having a very successful season this year and we hope they continue to do so. Plans for the forthcoming Tournament are progressing very well. Our chair­­lady, Mary Tomcsak and her committee are working very hard and hope to make this the “Silver Anniversary Tour­nament” the best yet. They are also planning on a few surprises for the bowlers. We here in Youngstown are looking forward to seeing all of our old friends and meeting many new ones. Now don’t forget to get those entries in because the deadline is MARCH 15, 1968. Anniversary wishes are being sent to these happy couples: Don and Veronica Weingardt, Stan and Ceil Vengren, Sán­dor and Mary Tollas and to our past branch president and reporter, John and Margaret Bunchy on their 39th anniversary. Congratulations to all. Birthday greetings go along to Eugene Sakasits, Irene Pinkocze, Jack Palmer, Mary Leslie Tomcsak and Paul Bence Sr. Our sympathies are extended to the families of Mrs. Esther Kovach and Mr. Michael Zboray. Members, don’t forget our regular meetings are held every second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 P.M. in St. Stephens Hall. A social will follow each meeting. We hope to see more of our members at these meetings. Until next month, when we will have more detailed information on the tourna­ment. Your Reporter, Kay Novak 48 New York, N. Y. On Saturday, February 10, 1968, the Officers and members of Branch 48 held a Testimonial Dinner and Dance at the St. Mary’s Church of the Byzantine on East 15th Street, honoring Mr. John Május, for his loyal service to the Branch and to our Association. Judging by the large attendance at this affair, we feel that John has made many friends, and this was one way to thank him, for his services. Officers of Br. 48, New York (I. to r.): Mrs. Frank Cher, Mrs. Walter Huthansel, Mrs. Anna Varga, Albert Ibos, Br. Pres.; Mrs. John Marhan, Mrs. John Május, Honored Guest John Május, Charles Fabian, Joseph Toma. Mrs. Walter Huthansel, acting as Mistress of Ceremonies, announced the following program for the evening. American National Anthem was sung by Walter Huthansel. Hungarian National Anthem was sung by the audience. In­vocation—Rev. Father Paul Dano, Pastor of St. Mary’s Church of the Byzantine. Branch President, Albert Ibos, extended warm felicitations and Best Wishes to our honored guest on behalf of the Branch Officers and Members, for his faithful service and true spirit of Fra­­ternalism to our Organization. Director Supervisor of Agencies, Joseph Toma, conveyed the Best Wishes of tbe Nation­al Officers and the Board of Directors. He also introduced the following, who headed large delegations from neighbor­ing branches and who came to honor a loyal William Penn worker: Director and Mrs. Michael Hegedűs, Jr., Branch 19, New Brunswick, N. J.; Director and Mrs. Frank J. Radvany, Branch 13, Trenton, N.J.; Director Aloysius Falussy, Branch 48, New York, N.Y.; National Auditor László Kereszti, Branch 48, New York, N. Y.; Branch President Michael Hrabar and Mrs. Hrabar, Branch 16, Perth Amboy, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. James Emody, Branch 70, New Jersey; Field Representative and Mrs. Joseph Bednarz, Branch 51, Passaic, NJ. Branch President Albert Ibos, on be­half of Branch 48, presented John Má­jus with a money tree, and thanked everyone from near and far for coming. Honored Guest John Május expressed his sentiments with a very sincere and humble Thank You for the honor af­forded him today. Benediction — Rev. Father Emeric Szlezak of Church of St. Stephen of Hungary. We are sure that everyone who at­tended had a marvelous time. The 7

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