William Penn Life, 1976 (11. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1976-07-01 / 3. szám
Final Results of the 1976 Bowling Tournament MINUTES . . . (Continued from Page 17) Women's Prize List — Doubles Event — 2 Women Handicap Total Amount 11. Elizabeth Kocsis Detroit, MI 1043 6.00 Julia Danko 12. Dorthy Trumpeter Alliance, OH 1037 5.00 Betty Balog 13. Margaret Hamari Trenton, NJ 1035 5.00 Betty Kennedy 14. Rose Razga Detroit, MI 1034 5.00 Shirley Moore 15. Elizabeth Balog Detroit, MI 1029 5.00 Kathleen Lochinger 16. Ruth Farkas Chicago, IL 1026 5.00 Ruth Pehm 17. Lucille Almassy Detroit, MI 1018 5.00 Mary Ecsedi 18. Anne Barany Alliance, OH 1015 5.00 Fran Albu 19. Ethel Gotowka South Bend, IN 1015 5.00 Gertrude Kwiatkowski Women's Prize — Doubles Event — Women Actual Actual Prize 1. Marge Marron Peggy Walls Johnstown, PA 1094 Samsonite Luggage Women's Prize List — Single Event — Handicap Total Amount 1. Audrey Deleo McKeesport, PA 593 $50.00 2. Dorthy Trumpeter Alliance, OH 592 35.00 3. Marge Marron Johnstown, PA 585 25.00 4. Jennie Wislie Springdale, PA 582 20.00 5. Doris Zatik Detroit, MI 579 20.00 6. Lucille Almassy Detroit, MI 574 15.00 7. Peggy Walls Johnstown, PA 565 15.00 8. Mary Greb Springdale, PA 561 15.00 9. Marge Pfefferkorn McKeesport, PA 560 14.00 10. Dolores Szirmáé McKeesport, PA 557 14.00 11. Elizabeth Kocsis Detroit, MI 554 13.00 12. Mary Varadi Springdale, PA 550 13.00 13. Kay Benson Detroit, MI 549 13.00 14. Leona Jaracs Springdale, PA 548 13.00 15. Pauline Rulis Springdale, PA 547 12.00 16. Susan Szalai Springdale, PA 542 12.00 17. Margaret Heller Detroit, MI 541 10.00 18. Charlotte Greenwald Springdale, PA 541 10.00 19. Joan Nelesnik Beaver Falls, PA 537 8.00 20. Margaret Bosits Chicago, IL 537 8.00 21. Mary Antoniono Springdale, PA 536 8.00 22. Margaret New Detroit, MI 534 6.00 23. Ruth Pehm Chicago, IL 532 5.33 Kay Torda Cleveland, OH 532 5.33 Bonnie Greenwald Springdale, PA 532 5.33 26. Edie McDonough Chicago, IL 531 5.00 27. Joanne Balawljer McKeesport, PA 531 5.00 Women's Single Event— Actual Actual Prize 1. Sharon Di Martino Johnstown, PA 585 Samsonite Luggage (Continued on Page 19) (Continued from Page 17) the basis proposed by the National President. 19) The Board acknowledged and ratifies the action taken by the Executive Committee with reference to changes and improvements in the computer program as outlined in the Executive Committee Meeting Minutes dated May 13, 1976. 20) Discussion ensued among the Board members with reference to the appointment of the Vice President of Marketing. The Board reviewed his full duties and responsibilities and his compensation. Moved, seconded, and the Board unanimously ratified the action of the Executive Committee in the appointment of Mr. Stephen Szilagyi as Vice President of Marketing, as outlined in the Executive Committee Meeting Minutes, dated May 14, 1976. Mr. Charles committed himself to assist Mr. Szilagyi in making him a success, and he requested each Board member to cooperate with him in order to make him a successful Marketing Director for the Association. 21) President Charles introduced Mr. Stephen Szilagyi to the Board at this time. He informed Mr. Szilagyi that this was a history making decision when the Board considered the position of Vice President of Marketing. He also informed Mr. Szilagyi that the Board unanimously appointed him to the position of Vice President of Marketing effective September 1, 1976. 22) Mr. Szilagyi expressed sincere thanks and appreciation to the Board for the confidence placed in him by appointing him to such an important position. Mr. Szilagyi stated that he alone can not be successful unless we as a group collectively cooperate and support him. Fraternalism is his main theme, however he emphasizes that without a sufficient flow of new business there will not be sufficient funds for projected fraternal programs. Mr. Szilagyi read to the Board his letter of resignation which he has forwarded to his congregation. He also read to the Board a lengthy article which appeared in the Greenville, Ohio newspaper commending him for his enthusiastic spirit which he has exemplified over the years in which he served the community. Mr. Szilagyi also feels that in becoming involved we will progress. He expressed hope that each member of the official family will become involved and help him to become successful. Mr. Szilagyi has an enthusiastic outlook for the future and through this enthusiasm he feels the Association will go forward and progress. (Continued on Page 19) 18
