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

1983-07-01 / 3. szám

The Board of Associates Starts Off With a Bang The organization meeting of the Board of Associates of the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholar­ship Foundation, Inc., was held on Saturday, May 28, 1983 at the William Penn Association Branch 1 8 Hungarian Social Club, Lincoln Park, Michigan. Louis Varga, National Vice Presi­dent acted as temporary chairman during the recruiting period. He ex­pressed gratification in the responses he received and stated that twenty-eight members had joined this charter group. They had all pledged or paid $1,000 to join this illustrious group. Mr. Varga stated that he hoped each member could get another member by the time of our next meeting in May of 1 984. He set a slow pace, but an achievable membership growth of one thousand. He also pointed out that the Board of Associates in no way conflicts with the overall pur­pose of the general scholarship pro­gram and there will be but one treasury. He further stated that by instituting the Associates program it will soon lead to more and larger scholarship grants. He further stated that with our large membership and with the possibility of a merger with the Catholic Knights of St. George this is not an extreme expectation. Mr. Varga then called upon our National President to greet the Associate Board and to act as Presi­dent Pro-Tern. Mr. Charles greeted the members and was pleased with the large turn out. He said he was encouraged by the enthusiasm shown by this charter group. He en­visioned that on the basis of 'Associate get Associate' in the not too distant future the W.P.F.A.S.F., Inc. could have assets of $2,000,000. Mr. Charles, acting as Chairman of the Nominating Committee, nominates the following as officers for the ensuing year. President, Louis L. Varga; Vice President, William C. Kohut; Treasurer, Emma Beganyi; and Albert Stelkovics, Secretary. There being no further nominations, they were declared unanimously elected. Mr. Varga thanked the Associates members for their support and their pledges of $28,000. He asked the Associates members to work in the branches and have many more of our members join in this group. Those wishing to join should contact any one of the officers. Mr. Varga introduced Julius Macker, past President of the William Penn Association; Mr. John Kenawell, Supreme President of the Catholic Knights of St. George and Linda Kenawell. He also introduced Mr. Andre Ludanyi, Professor at the University of Northern Ohio at Ada. He then introduced Andrew Boros- Kazai and Mrs. Boros-Kazai. Mr. Boros-Kazai is Professor of Uralic and Altaic languages at Indiana University. Professor and Mrs. Boros-Kazai are creating a new Hungarian language text book spon­sored by the William Penn Associa­tion. The following are members of the Board of Associates and they were presented with a Certificate of Lifetime Membership. Charter Members Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Varga Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lesko Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Danko Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Stelkovics Mr. and Mrs. John Sabo Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wukovits, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hrabar Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fodor Mrs. Violet Lenart Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tima Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toma Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Kertesz Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Toth Mr. and Mrs. Zoli Emri Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Charles Mr. and Mrs. Gay G. Banes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bero Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kohut Mr. and Mrs. John P. Balia Mr. and Mrs. James Beganyi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kara Mr. Charles Fabian Mr. and Mrs. Gus G. Nagy Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Radvany Mr. and Mrs. Ron Abels Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lesco Mr. and Mrs. Debreczenyi Mrs. Helene Kohut The Certificate reads; The Executive Committee of the Board of Associates welcomes you to Life Membership in the Founda­tion. By your generous support you have helped to advance the youth of the William Penn Association to achieve their objectives through higher education. Secretary Albert Stelkovics thanked Louis and Valerie Varga for hosting the luncheon and John and Jeanne Lesko for cocktails. William Penn Association 1984 HUNGARIAN TOUR July 22 - August 12, 1984 A flight from Pittsburgh, with a stopover in Newark for picking up passengers, then going directly to Budapest and return, from July 22 to August 1 2, 1 984, is now in the planning stages. In order to arrange for the Charter, we need your immediate response of interest. If you have a desire to participate in this tour, please send in the attached form. I am interested in making the 1984 Hungarian Tour departing July 22, 1 984. Name__________________________________________________________ Address_______________________________________________ City____________________________State____________Zip _ Mail above information to: William Penn Association 100 Wood Street Building Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 5

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