William Penn Life, 1977 (12. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1977-07-01 / 3. szám
(Continued from Page Seven) FINAL RESULTS OF 1977 BOWLING TOURNAMENT WOMEN'S PRIZE LIST -- DOUBLESEVENT — 2 WOMEN HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT 1 .Grace Minnicks Linda Cuadrado McKeesport, Pa. 1083 $90.00 2.Marge Pfefferkorn Audrey Delo McKeesport, Pa. 1034 50.00 3.Rose Heighes Faye Miller Springdale, Pa. 1025J TIE 42.50 TIE Regina Szirmáé Ceil Pfefferkorn McKeesport, Pa. 1026 j TIE 42.50 5.Margaret Ann Hamari Louise Vechy Trenton, N. J. 1015 30.00 6.Marge Marron Peg Walls Johnstown, Pa. 1001 20.00 7.Annette Hrabar Donna Morvay Perth Amboy, N. J. 996 ) T|E 15.00 TIE Julie Stypa Barbara Petruska Cleveland, Ohio Johnstown, Pa. 996 ) ;tie 15.00 WOMEN'S PRIZE -- DOUBLES EVENT —WOMEN ACTUAL ACTUAL. PRIZE 1. Marge Marron Peg Walls Johnstown, Pa. Panasonic F.M. 1001 A.M. Digital Clock Radio WOMEN'S PRIZE LIST — SINGLEEVENT — HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT 1.Mary Lou Tomko McKeesport, Pa. 632 $60.00 2.Barbara Petruska Johnstown, Pa. 594 35.00 3.Lena Eudy Johnstown, Pa. 563 32.00 4.Annette Hrabar Perth Amboy, N. J.559 28.00 5.Carole Chelko Springdale, Pa. 558 23.00 6.Mary Molnár Detroit, Mich. 551 21.00 7.Donna Morvay Perth Amboy, N. J.550 20.00 8.Judy Pro McKeesport, Pa. 549 18.00 9.Ann Hrabar Perth Amboy, N. J.544 17.00 10.Ceil Pfefforkorn McKeesport, Pa. 537 15.00 11.Rosalie Clark Springdale, Pa. 532 14.00 12.Audrey Delo McKeesport, Pa. 525 13.00 13.Joanne Balawajder McKeesport, Pa. 522 12.00 WOMEN'S PRIZE — SINGLE EVENT-- ACTUAL ACTUAL PRIZE 1. Mary Lou Tomko McKeesport, Pa. 563 Panasonic F.M A.M. Digital Clock Radio WOMEN'S PRIZE LIST — ALL EVENTS — HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT 1.Mary Lou Tomko McKeesport, Pa. 1653 $40.00 2.Judy Pro McKeesport, Pa. 1625 25.00 3.Barbara Petruska Johnstown, Pa. 1615 15.00 4.Olga Cherpak Springdale, Pa. 1559 ) 1559 ) TIE 7.50 TIE Phyllis Ferg Johnstown, Pa. 7.50 6.Lena Eudy Johnstown, Pa. 1552 5.00 WOMEN'S PRIZE — ALL EVENTS— ACTUAL ACTUAL PRIZE Panasonic F.M. 1. Phyllis Ferg Johnstown, Pa. 1550 A.M. Digital Clock Radio His responsibilities encompass the Newark Skills Center, the New Jersey Job Corps Center, the Center for Occupational Education Experimentation and Demonstration (COED), the Bureau of Regulatory Services, and the Bureau of Occupational and Career Research Development. (Continued from Page Seven) JOHN E. R ADV ANY He was the first Director of the Newark Skills Center and, previously, was Principal of the Vocational Department at the Marie H. Katzenbach School for the Deaf where he entered the teaching field. Dr. Radvany received his Bachelor’s Degree from Rider College majoring in Accounting, his Master’s Degree from Temple University in Educational Administration. He has served on the Coadjutant Staff of Rutgers University and Jersey City State College. Since being affiliated with employment and training programs, he has been actively engaged in developing programs with business, unions, governmental agencies and interested community groups in the Newark area, as well as the entire State. He has been deeply involved and is vitally interested in the development of vocational training programs in the State’s correctional institutions and is committed to programs for the handicapped. He is married, has two sons and a daughter and lives in Titusville, N.J. Dr. Radvany, a member of Branch 13, is the son of the former Director, Frank Radvany, Sr. and brother of the present National Director and Secretary of the Board of Directors, Frank J. Radvany. Branch President and National Director, Frank J. Radvany presented a $100 (Continued on Page Twelve) 10
