William Penn Life, 1983 (18. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1983-01-01 / 1. szám

Epitaph . . . (Continued from Page 5) money and sacrifice had gone into these deliberations. From both societies, there were individuals who sought ways for the HRFA to revive negotiations. This was ac­complished when the FIRFA sub­mitted to WPA, by Board action, those by-law points which in their opinion, needed elimination, correc­tion, modification, addition, etc. The WPA By-Laws Committee met Saturday, September 11, to review these requested changes and our reply was communicated per­sonally to their President, Sunday, September 12, 1982. As a result, the By-Law Committees of both societies agreed to meet in joint ses­sion Saturday, September 18, 1982 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. As with any negotiations, after a day-long session, complete accord was reached on by-laws text and as a result, both societies now agreed to call a Special Convention of their delegates for Saturday, November 27, 1 982 in Pittsburgh. As required by law, the text of the Consolidation Agreement was published in the respective official publications, 60 days prior to the Special Conven­tion. A joint convention was scheduled for Sunday, November 28, 1982 to approve the new by­laws, charter and install the Officers, Directors and Auditing Committee Members, presently in office, their term being extended to 1986 by Agreement. At the regular Board Meeting on November 13, 1982, the WPA Board decided that the Officers discuss with HRFA the possibility of retaining the William Penn name for the Consolidated Society. The following Resolution was adopted and communicated to the Federa­tion: RESOLUTION Resolved by the Board, in regular quarterly meeting assembled that, WHEREAS, Directors and Officers have received many reports from our delegates, members and agents strenuously objecting to the Con­solidation Agreement provision changing the name of the society and requesting the Board to recon­sider the matter since approval of the whole agreement will be in jeopardy. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE­SOLVED by the Board, after serious (Continued on Page 7) Delegate and Area Delegate Districts As Established By The Board of Directors in Accordance with Chapter II, Section 1 of the By-Laws DELEGATE DISTRICTS Branch No.Location Delegate District District Secretary No. of Delegates 720 Boston, Mass. 001 Louis Varga 8 001 Bridgeport, Ct. 002 Frank Bero 8 048 New York, N.Y. 003 Joseph Toma 3 383 067 Buffalo, N.Y. Erie, Pa. 004 Michael Fodor 2 016 637 Perth Amboy, N.J. Middletown, N.Y. 005 Michael Hrabar 2 051 Passaic, N.J. 006 Ernest Mozer 2 019 New Brunswick, N.J.007 Joseph Arvay 3 013 Trenton, N.J. 008 Frank Radvany 2 076 Philadelphia, Pa. 009 Steve Szemes 1 008 302 Johnstown, Pa. Hooversville, Pa. 010 Steve Petruska 2 034 Pittsburgh, Pa. 01 1 Michael Kara 2 026 Sharon, Pa. 012 Stephen Emery 1 296 Springdale, Pa. 013 John Balia 3 1 50 Masontown, Pa. 014 Louis Jesso 1 226 352 248 163 McKeesport, Pa. Corapolis, Pa. Holden, W. Va. McKees Rocks, Pa. 01 5 John Sabo 3 014 Cleveland, Ohio 01 6 Steve Lesco 5 045 Cleveland, Ohio 017 Coloman Bertalan 1 017 Lorain, Ohio 018 John Jávor 1 044 Akron, Ohio 019 Mary Magyary 1 189 Alliance, Ohio 020 Zoltán Cibulas 1 027 Toledo, Ohio 021 Mary Ivancso 1 028 Youngstown, Ohio 022 Gabriel Nemeth 2 129 091 348 023 310 Columbus, Ohio Massilion, Ohio Mona, W. Va. Pocahontas, W. Va. Lynch, Ky. 023 David George 2 249 Dayton, Ohio 024 Albert Kertesz 1 018 500 Detroit, Mi. Detroit, Mi. 025 Steve Danko 7 132 049 127 230 South Bend,Ind. Aurora, III. Joliet, III. Terre Haute, Ind. 026 Frank Wukovits, Jr.5 6

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