William Penn Life, 1980 (15. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1980-07-01 / 3. szám

relations between the members of these two Hungarian fraternal organizations, and, WHEREAS, the four William Penn Association National Officers have officially been invited to attend the June 20th Hungarian Reformed Federation of America Board meeting in Ligonier, Pa. for the pur­pose of discussing the proposed consolidation and establishing the Table of Organization for the new society, and, WHEREAS, the William Penn Association Board of Directors hav­ing heard the full and concise report of the National Officers and Ex­ecutive Committee members, reviewed, discussed and approved said reports, including the proposed Table of Organization, on a roll call vote as follows: National President, Elmer Charles; National Vice Presidents, John P. Balia and Louis L. Varga; Directors, Frank Bero, Stephen Danko, Zoltán B. Emri, Michael Hegedűs, Albert G. Kertesz, William C. Kohut, Stephen Lang, Jr., Steve Lesco, John T. Lesko, Paul Molocko, Frank J. Rad­­vany, John Sabo, Albert J. Stelkovics, Joseph Toma and Frank J. Wukovits: All voted yes. NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, by the Board of Directors in regular quarterly meeting assembled in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania this 16th day of June, 1980, that this Resolution be sub­mitted to the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America Board of Directors for review, discussion and adoption at their June 20th Board meeting. 24) The Board granted to the Na­tional Officers authority to modify the foregoing resolution and to ac­commodate any requirements of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America. 25) The Board of Directors acknowledged the report of Presi­dent Charles pertaining to the development of Block C. 26) Meeting was recessed at 4:30 P.M. 27) Chairman Charles recon­vened the meeting at 10 A.M. at Penn Scenic View. During the fore­noon, the Board of Directors examin­ed the progress being made of the facilities, including the building of the caretaker's home. 28) Secretary of the Board, Frank J. Radvany, read the Minutes of Monday's meeting. It was moved. seconded and the Board accepted same as corrected. 29) Mr. Charles welcomed the Board of Directors once again to Penn Scenic View. The purpose of the visit was to acquaint the Board with the progress being made on the improvements at Penn Scenic View. The caretaker's home is progressing satisfactorily and the target date for completion is July 15, 1980. Mr. Charles hoped that the Directors visit will be informative and en­joyable. 30) Vice President of Member­ship, Gus G. Nagy and Bowling Tour­nament Administrator, submitted his report on the 1980 Bowling Tournament and Scholarship Days held in Dayton, Ohio. He reported the event was most successful and everyone who attended had a most enjoyable weekend. The Board of Directors extended sincere thanks and appreciation to the Bowling Tournament Ad­ministrators and the Dayton Branch Committee who worked so diligently to make this event one of the best tournaments of our Association. 31) The Board of Directors ap­pointed National Vice President John Balia and Director Frank J. Wukovits to be co-administrators with Vice President Gus G. Nagy for the 1981 National Bowling Tourna­ment in Chicago, Illinois. It was then moved, seconded and adopted that the three co-administrators travel to Chicago, Illinois, at the earliest possible date to make arrangements with Branch 1 5 and Branch 24 Of­ficers regarding the 1981 Tourna­ment. 32) Director Albert G. Kertesz thanked the Board for the fine com­ments pertaining to the 1 980 Bowl­ing Tournament and he will gladly convey the Board's sentiments to the Committee at the Branch 249 meeting. 33) Vice President of Marketing, Stephen T. Szilagyi, submitted his report on his activities for the period January 1, 1 980 to May 31,1 980. Following a lengthy discussion between the Board and Mr. Szilagyi, the Board acknowledged his report with sincere thanks and apprecia­tion. 34) Vice President of Member­ship Services, Gus G. Nagy, sub­mitted a verbal report to the Board of Directors of his activities since the last board meeting. The Board acknowledged his report with sincere thanks and appreciation. 35) Mr. Charles introduced Mr. George Kemp, who gave a progress report on the development of Penn Scenic View. Mr. Kemp stated the prime project at this time is establishing a sewage system which would be approved by the local authorities as well as the state agency. The Board acknowledged Mr. Kemp's report with sincere thanks, and resolved that no construction be initiated until the sewage problem has been settled. 36) Mr. Charles recessed the meeting at 5:30 P.M. until 9:30 A.M. Wednesday, June 18, 1980. 37) Chairman Charles recon­vened the meeting at 9:45 A.M. and same are present. 38) Secretary of the Board, Frank J. Radvany, read the Minutes of Tuesday's meeting and same were accepted as corrected. 39) Board Secretary, Frank J. Radvany, read the following letter from National Secretary, Albert J. Stelkovics, expressing his desire to retire. 40) National President, Elmer Charles responded and expressed sincere appreciation for his con­tinued service until the present time. Mr. Stelkovics deserved the stand­ing ovation the Board of Directors of­fered for the outstanding service he had rendered to the Association for forty years. Mr. Charles stated he was happy that Mr. Stelkovics will continue to serve as a Director. Mr. Stelkovics will continue to serve as Secretary of the Executive Commit­tee. Mr. Charles wished both he and Mary God's blessing for a happy and healthy retirement. It was moved, seconded and unanimously adopted to accept his request for retirement with a rising note of approval. 41) The Board moved, seconded and unanimously authorized that the Association present a new automobile of his choice to National Secretary Albert J. Stelkovics for the forty years of service to the Association. 42) Moved and the Board ap­proved that a portrait of National Secretary Stelkovics be placed in the Board Room of the Home Office along with other former National Of­ficers. 43) President Charles reported that Board Secretary, Frank J. Rad­vany, was honored by Crescent Temple, Trenton, New Jersey, on 27

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