William Penn Life, 1979 (14. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1979-07-01 / 3. szám

Minutes. . . (Continued from Page 23) the National President, in accordance with the By-Laws, call the first alter­nate member of the Auditing Commit­tee, Mrs. Violet Lenart, to attend the next Auditing Committee meeting which will be on August 20, 1979. 27) Helen Nemeth also thanked the Board of Directors and National Of­ficers for the many courtesies and good wishes extended to her during her ill­ness. 28) The Board acknowledged receipt of a letter from Mr. Louis Janik extending his regrets that he can not at­tend the Board meeting due to illness. 29) The Board of Directors acknowledged receipt of letters of thanks from the following: (a) William Penn Association Branch 18 Dance Group, Detroit, Michigan thanking the Board for their kind invitation to perform at the recent Bowling Tournament and Scholarship Days banquet. (b) Frances A. Furedy and family on their recent bereavement. (c) William Penn Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for holding our bowling banquet and scholarship days at their facility. (d) American Hungarian Founda­tion; Father Bolvary Pal of St. Ann’s Hungarian R. C. Church, Pittsburgh, Pa.; and Robert Timko, Johnstown, Pa. for our recent donations. (e) Louis I. Szathmary II; Rt. Rev. Louis J. Nagy of the Hungarian Evangelical Reformed Church; August J. Molnár, President of American Hungarian Foundation; congratulating the Association on the successful merger of the American Life Insurance Association with William Penn Association. (f) Julius Macker, former National President of William Penn Association for the kind invitation to attend the bowling tournament and scholarship days. (g) John G. Kemeny, President of Darthmouth College, acknowledged receipt of a letter of congratulations from Mr. Elmer Charles for his ap­pointment by President Carter to in­vestigate the Three Mile Island acci­dent. (h) Bruce and Associates extending an invitation to visit their new office facility in Chicago. (i) Leonard E. Staisey, Esq. for our support in his recent campaign for Judge of Common Pleas Court. (j) Karlene S. Pinkney, President of Investment Life Insurance Company, and Mrs. Betty Walker of Investment Life Insurance Company for the kind invitation of having Mrs. Walker at­tend the bowling tournament and scholarship days. 30) The Board of Directors ex­tended its sincere thanks and apprecia­tion to Gus G. Nagy, Vice President of Membership Services who has been fulfilling some of the duties of the of­fice of Secretary-Treasurer during the absence of Albert J. Stelkovics. 31) Vice President of Membership Services Gus G. Nagy submitted a preliminary verbal report on the results of the 1979 Bowling Tournament and Scholarship Days held in Pittsburgh, Pa. He reported the Tournament and Banquet was a success and everyone who attended had an enjoyable week end. There were 61 teams who par­ticipated in this event. The Board of Directors extended sincere thanks and appreciation to Gus G. Nagy; Vice President John P. Balia, Directors William C. Kohut and John Sabo; the local committees from Branches 34-71-89-226 and 296 who helped make this event successful. The Board further recommended that let­ters of thanks be sent to the various committees. 32) The Board of Directors reaf­firmed its decision to hold the 1980 Bowling Tournament and Scholarship Days in Dayton, Ohio. Director Kertesz stated he has arranged for hotel facilities and a bowling alley facility. The Board directed that Gus G. Nagy be the Bowling Tournament Administrator. The Board further decided that in the future National Vice President John P. Balia be the Co-administrator and Director Kertesz will be the local adminintrator for the 1980 Tournament. 33) Chairman Charles read a letter from Branch 15 of Chicago, Illinois re­questing the 1981 Bowling Tournament and Scholarship Days be held in Chicago. It was moved, seconded and adopted to consider Chicago, Illinois the site for the 1981 Bowling Tourna­ment. 34) The Board of Directors acknowledged the report of death of Mr. Edward Murphy, CPA, Auditor of the American Hungarian Catholic Society, Cleveland, Ohio, and extends its deepest sympathies on his passing. 35) President of Branch 22, Roeb­­ling, New Jersey, Mr. Bela Emri ex­tended best wishes to the Board of Directors and stated the; ° ^ z forward to meeting eve forthcoming convention. 36) Director Danko suggested that the Association consider conducting a Golf Tournament in conjunction with the Bowling Tournament. President Charles suggested this program be put on the Agenda for the General Con­vention and seek their recommenda­tion and approval for such a program. 37) Director Sabo, speaking on his behalf and the Board of Directors, congratulated the National Officers and the Executive Committee for the fine job they have been doing in preparation for the Board Meetings and the forthcoming convention. 38) President Charles thanked the Board for the fine, smooth meeting we enjoyed, and the confidence placed in the National Officers and Executive Committee who plan these meetings. He expressed special thanks for recognizing the changes needed in the By-Laws for that is the guideline to success of the Association. Highlight of this meeting was the presence of two members of the American Life In­surance Association in an advisory capacity. He hoped they, too, enjoyed the meeting and we were all happy to have them with us. Mr. Charles hoped Mr. Janik will be able to be with us soon. He extended a pleasant trip to each Board Member on their return to their respective areas and wished everyone a pleasant summer. He stated Branch 14, Cleveland, Ohio extended a cordial invitation to attend their family picnic on August 12, 1979 and Branch 296, Springdale, Pa. on August 5, 1979. 39) The Chairman adjourned the meeting at 12:15 P.M. Respectfully submitted, Frank J. Radvany Secretary of the Board Elmer Charles, Chairman of the Board ATTEST: John P. Balia, National Vice President 24

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