William Penn Life, 1974 (9. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1974-07-01 / 3. szám

BRANCH NEWS continued from page 5 For your Insurance needs contact the Regional Office at 772 Hamilton Street, Somerset, N.J. 08873 where your general agent is A.W. Szur, Jr.; he will be pleased to serve you Call 201-249-7752. Barbara Hegedűs, reporter 28 Youngstown, Ohio The officers and members would like to thank Gus Nagy and Alex Buksar for having attended our April »Meeting. Gus Nagy left us with such encouraging thoughts concerning William Penn Associa­tion. He stated that our Association has just about any type of insurance protection, any person needs. Yet in spite of all this, it is a struggle to get new members. As he ex­plained, if we expect to continue to exist, we must all work and help sell insurance. Lets keep our pride from the past. I. Mr. Gus G. Nagy, Co-Ordinator, Toast­master 2.Singing of National Anthem 3. Invocation by Rev. Fr. Dominic Csorba, OFM. Pastor of Holy Cross R.C. Church, Detroit, Mich. 4. Introduction of Co-Administrator Direc­tors John V. Veszprémi and Stephen Danko. 5. Greeting by Vice President John P. Balia 6. Remarks by Mayor Frank Lada, Allen Park, Mich. 7. Address by National Secretary Albert J. Stelkovics 8. Remarks by Mr. Géza Veszprémi, Dir­ector Hungarian Reformed Rederation of America 9. Remarks by Vice President Louis L. Varga 10. Vice President John P. Balia accept­ing from the Bowlers, Recognition Plaque honoring Mr. Elmer Charles, National President II. Preparing to raffle of baskets of cheer. 12. Dancers Hungária members being introduced by Mrs. Helen Danko. Inst­ructor of the Group, Mrs. Lind Enyedi, looks on. 13. -15. Dancers Hungária performing. 16. General Agent William E. Kovács, Detroit and John Zam, Toledo, Ohio with Vice President Balia and Gus G. Nagy 17. General Agent William E. Kovács, National Treasurer Julius E. Somogyi, Vice President John P. Balia, Director Stephen Lang, Director John Sabo and former National President Julius Macker 18. -23. Guests enjoying the banquet 24. Enjoying the dancing. 25. Some of the Official Family. On June 2nd we had a chance to greet the great Cardinal Joseph Mindszenty Primate of Hungary. Our President Jacques Palmer attended Mass at the Cathedral then later met him in person. Branch made a donation of money which our Cardinal will take to the Seminary in Vienna, Austria for the Hungarian Boys. Mary Tomcsak made the front page of the Catholic Expon­­et Paper, showing her greeting Cardinal Mindszenty. Vice President Michael Tomcsak attend-NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT SUCCESSFUL continued from page 6 participating in this National Tournament and we look forward to next years Tourna­ment in New Jersey. During the afternoon the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Founda­tion, Inc. held its annual membership meet­ing. Minutes of this meeting are published in this issue. The Dinner-Dance on Saturday evening must be classified as one of the best. There was some anxiety that space would be insufficient but we all fit in the Ramada Ballroom beautifully. A fine Dinner was enjoyed by all and the popping of cham­pagne corks throughout the Ballroom her­alded a fun-filled evening. Music was fur­nished by Ziggy Bela. There was a short program. Invocation was offered by Rev. Fr. Dominic Csorba, OFM., Pastor of Holy Cross Church who succeeded the late Rev. Fr. Andrew P. Jacobs. Mr. Gus G. Nagy performed as Toastmaster. Greetings were extended by Mayor Frank Lada. Mr. Gazéi Veszprémi, Director Hungar­ian Reformed Federation of America ex­tended his Society’s greetings. National Secretary Albert J. Stelkovics spoke on behalf of the William Penn Asso­ciation, its Officers and Directors. Mr. Julius Macker, former National Presi­dent welcomed the large gathering in Hun­garian. The Dancers Hungária provided the only live entertainment of the evening. The loud round of applause after each performance was ample evidence that the youngsters were making a big hit. It is really exhilarat­ing to see these young people perform such intricate Hungarian dances. They deserve the highest degree of praise for their dedi­cation and their will to preserve this Hun­garian culture in our land. Mrs. Helen Danko, with her detailed explanation of each set made it easier to understand and appreciate these youngster’s efforts. There were two orchestras so that there was continuous dancing until it was time to say goodnight. John Veszprémi and his Jazz band really had the joint jumping, while Ziggy Bela provided the continental music. As we write finis to the story of our 31st National Bowling Tournament, a sincere I'lk you to. one and all who made this fraternal event so memorable. ed the Scholarship Foundation meeting May 25th in Detroit, as a voting delegate. Congratulations to Pat and Elaine Appu­­lese on the birth of their daughter Tora April, born on April 1st. Grandparents Leslie and Anne Wash of Campbell, Ohio. Again we are asking members to attend out meetings, held on every 2nd Tuesday of each month. Have a happy and pleasant Summer. Branch Reporter Anna Wash 76 Philadelphia, Pa. At our April meeting our news correspon­dent, Mrs. Jean Zaluski informed us that she was resigning her position due to other commitments. We regret her decision, as we feel she was capable of doing a good job. This meeting elected yours truly to take care of the news of our branch activities. Our bowlers were looking forward to the Tournament and Fellowship Days held in Detroit, Mich., May 25th and 26th. We did not have the usual representation as we had in the past Tournaments, due to the energy crisis which put a crimp in some of our bowlers’ plans. Those who attended were lavish in their praise of the well organized manner in which the affair was conducted. The facili­ties, accomodations, and reception were excellent. The Tournament Committee is to be complimented for a job well done. Locally, things have been a bit quiet since our last most successful Dinner Dance. We are looking forward to another gala affair to be held Sat. November 16th, 1974, at the United German Hungarian Club’s facilities in Neshaminy. More details to follow. We are fortunate in having Mrs. Eliza­beth Barnett becoming active as a Special Agent. We feel Mrs. Barnett with her personality and business know-how will be a great asset to our organization. We urge our members and friends in her area to contact her for advice and related insur­ance matters. Her address is — 357 Wood­land St., Penndel, Pa. Tel. 757-4246. Since our last news letter, we are glad to report that Pete and Betty Wlosak are both greatly improved healthwise. Paul Gyuraki Sr. is well on the road to recovery from an operation due to his injury resulting from a fall on the ice. One of our popular former officer for many years, Carmen Mudry, has been putting up a courageous fight from an illness that has disabled him in recent years. We greatly miss his cheerful personality and presence at our branch activities in which he had always taken an active role. We are all rooting for you Carmen. We are saddened with the recent passing of a well known member Leslie Kunsági, who with his wife operated the well known Guest House in Atlantic City, N.J. continued on page 10 9

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