William Penn Life, 1981 (16. évfolyam, 1-3. szám)
1981-07-01 / 3. szám
Fr. Robert Nemeth Varga; Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Szilagyi; Rev. and Mrs. John Butosi; Louis L. Varga, Albert J. Stelkovics, Edward J. Behuncik, Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy; Rev. Fr. Denes Szots, Provincial of Transylvanian Franciscans. Sincere thanks and appreciations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lesko for furnishing hors de ouvres; Stephen J. Havey for providing beautiful music and for taking pictures; finally to those who toiled in the hot kitchen to provide forces with a fine dinner and Vic Banacowsler for serving the refreshments. It was nice to see our large Branch in Connecticut arrange for such a wonderful fraternal activity. It was announced that the next activity is the sponsoring, by the Branch, of an 8-day tour to Hungary, which at this writing seems to be a sell out. Mr. Varga also announced that the next social function will be to honor the 50-year members of Branch 1. The evening’s program was closed by Rev. Fr. Nemeth’s benediction. Branch 1 3 Trenton, IM.J. Congratulations to the lucky bowlers who came home with prizes from the National Bowling Tournament held in Chicago. The Tournament Adrt)inistrators, namely, National Vice- President, John P. Balia, Vice- President, Gus G. Nagy, and Director, Frank Wukovits, along with the committees of Branches 15 and 24 are to be commended for the wonderful fellowship days experienced by all who attended. The accommodations at the Hyatt Regency O’Hare were superb. The program at the banquet was enjoyable and the participants performed very professionally. Branch 13 would like to extend congratulations to all the William Penn scholarship awardees, and all who graduated from schools of higher learning. Once again, I would like to ask you to support the William Penn Scholarship Foundation by contribution to this most worthy cause. In the Spring edition of the Penn Life, there were 27 members from Branch 13 who contributed to the Scholarship Foundation through premium payments. That’s great, but let’s try to make it 100% ’cause every contribution counts. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jenci of Yardley, Pa. who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on May 15 at the Grand Ballroom of the Hungarian Reformed Church in Trenton. The couple has two children, Mrs. Olga Wayda, and Dr. Joseph Jenci, both of Yardley and four grandchildren. We wish each of the honorees many more years of health and happiness together. Our regular monthly meetings are held on the first Sunday of each month commencing at 2:00 P.M. at the American Hungarian Democratic Citizen’s Club on So. Clinton Avenue, Trenton, N.J. For servicing of your insurance needs contact Elsie H. Radvany, 2006 Yardley Road, Morrisville, Pa. 19067; Tele. No. (215) 295-2222. Fraternally yours, Elsie H. Radvany Secretary, Branch 13 Branch 14 Cleveland, Ohio Maryellen Amato, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Amato of Cleveland, Ohio received the Doctor of Medicine degree May 27, 1981 from Case Western Reserve School of Medicine. Maryellen was 1972 Valedictorian of Beaumont School for Girls and 1976 Summa Cum Laude graduate of Notre Dame College. She will specialize in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine at the Mallinckrodt Institute (Barnes Hospital) of Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Her sister Patricia is also a 3rd year Medical Student in Toledo, Ohio. Maryellen’s grandfather, Steven Cherney of Sagamore, Pennsylvania, enrolled the girls in the William Penn when they were born. We are always so pleased and happy to hear from our members who become successful in life, through hard work and dedication. We extend congratulations to Dr. Amato. Branch 1 8 Detroit, Michigan Plans are underway and going smoothly for the 95th anniversary of William Penn Association. We are celebrating this great event with a Hungarian dinner, consisting of “csiga leves”, roast chicken, stuffed cabbage, rice, potatoes, green beans, salad and dessert. Please contact any officer or club manager for advance reservations. The dinner will be held on August 23rd, at the Hungarian Reformed Church. Donation is $8.50 per person. If you have been a William Penn member over 50 years, and have not been contacted, please call 287-8035 or 381-9881. The National Bowling Tournament proved to be beneficial for the following bowlers from Branch 18: Women’s Team Event—Handicap: 5th Place—Detroit Dolls 2502; 6th Place—Fantastiks 2445; and 8th Place —Spare Getters 2426. Women’s Doubles Event—Handicap: 4th Place—Denise Csanyi and Betty Lesco 1062; 9th Place—Dorothy Nagy and Joni Leake 1010. Women’s Single Event—Handicap: 2nd Place—Irene Molnár 577; 9th Place—Julia Kovach 536; 13th Place— Elvira Kubovics 528; 15th Place— Dorothy Nagy 522; and 17th Place— Agnes Tima 521. Women’s Single Event—Actual: 1st Place—Irene Molnár 526. Men’s Team Event—Handicap: 12th Place—Branch 18 F.T. 2912; 13th Place—Branch 18 V.V. 2893. Men’s Doubles Event—Handicap: 1st Place—S. Beres and E.T. Beres 1310; 3rd.Place—S.P. Danko and A. Toth 1290; and 11th Place—E. Ecsedi and L. Almassy 1249. 19
