William Penn Life, 1987 (22. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1987-04-01 / 4. szám

April 1987, William Penn Life, Page 5 44th Notional Bowling Tournament and Scholarship Days Toledo ready to greet William Penn bowlers TOLEDO — With the 44th Na­tional Bowling Tournament a little more than month away, members at Branch 27 are busy finalizing the last details for the event. Tournament Administrator and National Director Stephen J. Ivancso recently released many of those details, including the announcement of additional en­tertainment at the tournament banquet. Frank Borisz and his Continen­tal Orchestra from Cleveland will be providing music for dancing following the dinner. The orhces­­tra has gained a wide following throughout the region and is a popular attraction at many ethnic affairs. The banquet will also feature a performance by the Branch 18 Hungarian Dancers from Detroit. The Branch 18 troupe, under the direction of Darlene Szatmári, has delighted audiences at many William Penn activities. These performers will join Hungarian opera singers Magda Kalmar and Demeter Marczis and pianist István Gyarmati on the banquet program. The star of the banquet, how­ever, may be the dinner menu. The family-style, homemade meal will offer a variety of traditional Hungarian cuisine, including chicken paprikas, kolbász, dump­lings, and Hungarian pastries. Beer, wine, liquor and soft drinks will be available at a cash bar. The banquet will be held Satur­day, May 23, at St. Stephen’s Church Social Hall. Bus transpor­tation between the Hotel Sofitel (headquarters for this year’s tour­nament) and the hall will be provided. St. Stephen’s hall will also serve as the site for a special bowlers’ hospitality room on Friday, May 22. The hospitality room will feature refreshments and will be open from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Mr. Ivancso said it may stay open, later if business warrants it. The bowling events will begin Saturday morning with men’s and women’s team competition. Sun­day’s action will see the men’s and women’s singles and doubles events. The tournament will be held at Ducat’s Imperial Lanes, 5505 West Central Ave. Ducat’s has gained recognition amongst ser­ious bowlers as a frequent host of the PBA. Once again, bus service will be provided between the Hotel Sofi­tel and the bowling lanes. The tournament weekend will also feature the annual meeting of the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Founda­tion, Inc. and the Louis L. Varga Scholars Guild. The meeting will be held Friday, May 22, beginning at 5:00 p.m. in the hotel. (See related notice and financial state­ment below.) In addition to the many activi­ties connected to the tournament, ithe city of Toledo offers a wide range of leisure and entertainment options to make your stay more enjoyable. The Hotel Sofitel is located next to the Portside commercial and retail development. Exploring Portside itself could fill your day. Cruises along the Maumee River aboard the Toledo Cruise Line will also be available. Depar­ture time from Portside is 9:00 a.m. There are special rates avail­able for groups of 30 or more. Those interested in taking a river cruise can obtain more in­formation at the tournament regi­stration desk. The city is also celebrating its 150th birthday this year. Many fun and exciting activities are planned for throughout the year to mark the anniversary. Information on special city act­ivities, such as the "Holy Toledo - It’s Spring Celebration” and the Toledo International Grand Prix Hydroplane Races — both of which will be taking place over the Memorial Day weekend — can be obtained upon registration at the hotel. Notice of regular meeting of the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc. and the Louis L. Varga Scholars Guild The next regular meeting of the W illiam Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc., and the Louis L. Varga Scholars Guild will be held during our 44th Annual Bowling Tournament and Scholarship Days in Toledo, Ohio, on May 22-23-24, 1987. This year the meeting will be held at the Hotel Sofitel on Friday, May 22, 1987, at 5:00 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to you and all members of your branch to attend our Bowling Tournament and Scholarship Days and enjoy this fraternal activity. We are also soliciting your donations to this worthwhile project. As is stated in the By-Laws, any branch or individual donating a minimum of $100.00 is eligible to vote at the Annual Meeting. It is our hope that all of our branches and members will support the Scholarship Foundation that has been undertaken by our Association in helping provide higher education to our recently graduated high school members. Please make your donations to the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc., and send them to my attention for reporting at our Annual Meeting. Over the years, we have given financial assistance to many of our members who have excelled in various fields of endeavor. In order to maintain our fraternal, cultural and heritage work, we solicit your cooperation and donations to these worthwhile causes. Let us be ever mindful of the rich heritage passed to us by our forefathers. We should carry on their works and continue to build on this strong foundation by fostering the ideals of our Founding Fathers. This can be done if we all work together and bring new members into our Association. Tell the William Penn story and let everyone know that we are the largest Hungarian Fraternal Life Insurance Association. We are ready, willing and able to handle all of their life insurance requirements. CAN WE COUNT ON YOU? ______ E. E. Var go National Secretary Financial Statement William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc. As of December 31, 1986 Balance as of December 31,1985 ........................ . $361,321.10 Income Donations ...........................................................$16,534.37 Bond Interest....................................................... 32,538.77 Stock Dividends.................................................480.00 Savings Account Interest................................... 1,549.78 Certificate of Deposits Interest......................... 4,866.34 Income for 1986 ................................................. 55,969.26 Total........................................................................ . $417,290.36 Disbursements Renewals 11 Grants @ $250.00 .......................................$ 2,750.00 39 Grants @ $300.00 ....................................... 11,700.00 38 Grants @ $350.00 ....................................... 13,300.00 New 61 Grants @ $250.00 ....................................... 15,250.00 Reimburse WPA for 1985................................. 18,000.00 Disbursements for 1986 .................................... . -61,000.00 Balance as of December 31,1986 ....................... . $356,290.36 Assets Bonds .................................................................$284,784.44 Stocks .................................................................10,212.00 Certificate of Deposits.......................................53,529.76 Savings Account ...............................................5,537.29 Checking Account.............................................2,226.87 Total Assets as of December 31,1986 ................ . $356,290.36

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