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

1987-07-01 / 7. szám

Page 16, William Penn Life, July 1987 The members of the Branch 18 Hungarian Dancers of Detroit, Mich. From Page 1 Dancers Now, the Branch 18 dancers have the chance to raise their skills to a higher level. At the invitation of the Magyar­ok Vilagszovetsege (the World Federation of Hungarians), the group leaves July 10 for Velem, Hungary, near the Austrian-Hun­­garian border. The group has been invited to the camp before, but they were never able to raise the necessary funds to make the trip, Mrs. Szatmári said. This year, with the help of a donation from the Association, the group was able to raise enough money to pay for their air fare and camp fees. The group itself held a bake sale, card party and concert of Hungarian performers to earn money for the trip. At the camp, the dancers will experience eight days of intensive studying, and evaluation under the expert supervision oftheHungarian State Folk Ensemble. The dancers will also have the chance to display their talent in front of a Hungarian audience. Even now, the group is still hard at work preparing for their 15 minute program. But studying and performing in Hungary is only half the reason why the dancers are so excited. In their spare time they will be able to meet and make friends with dancers from all over the world. Many will also stay in Hungary an additional three weeks after the camp, visiting relatives and the sites of Hungary. "This is our group’s first trip like this,” Mrs. Szatmári said. "It will give the dancers a chance to know a little more about their ancestry.” Even Mrs. Szatmári herself, who has visited Hungary four previous times, is excited about this journey. "I always enjoy going there. There’s always something new.” What may be new this time is that the group has made the necessary journey before it even departs for Hungary. Officers children, Deana, 18, and Derek, 3. Miss Furedy’s election as nat­ional treasurer is the culmination of her 45-year career with the Association. She brings to her new position a wealth of professional experi­ence and a record of suprerior job performance within the Asso­ciation in virtual every phase of administration and accounting. She was first employed as a secretary by the former Working­­man’s Sick Benefit Federation in 1941. After Workingman’s merg­ed with the Verhovay Aid Associ­ation, she became assistant to the national controller in 1948. She was promoted to the position of administrative assistant in 1966. Her hard work and knowledge of the Association’s workings earned her the position of direct­or of internal operations in 1983. She was named administrative assistant to the national president in 1984. A native of Pittsburgh, Miss Furedy graduated from Taylor Allderdice High School in 1941 and attended the Frick Business School and University of Pitts­burgh. She has also attended a number of actuarial seminars presented by Bruce and Bruce Actuaries. 115 register for Fourth National Golf Tournament MONROE, MI — William Penn members are visiting golf ranges throughout the country, warming up for the Fourth Annual Nation­al Golf Tournament to be held here July 11. The first foursome will tee-off at 8 a.m. at the Raisin River Golf Club. Before the end of the day, 115 members and friends of the Association will have played the 18-hole tournament. A new attraction at this year’s tournament will be a pre-tourna­ment gathering Friday, July 10 at the Branch 18 Hungarian Social Club in Southgate, Mich. About 75 guests have reserved places for a delicious Hungarian dinner that evening. After dinner, they can enjoy two golf films, "Highlights of the 1985 Masters” and a "Golf Clinic” by PGA professionals. Following Saturday’s golf act­ion, nearly 200 guests will attend the traditional tournament ban­quet at the Portside Inn. Each guest will have a chance to win one of a number of door prizes to be given away that night, includ­ing a complete set of clubs and golf bag. Of course, throughout the en­tire weekend there will be plenty of hospitality and fellowship at the tournament headquarters, the Presidential Inn. Golfers who did not request specific foursomes will be inform­ed of their foursome at the hotel registration desk or No. 1 tee. Donations for April, Moy 1987 Continued from Page 15-----­Mr. & Mrs. Elmer W. Toth 25.00 TOTAL $255.00 MAY 1987 GLADYS WUKOVITS M/M John P. Balia $25.00 M/M Michael J. Hrabar 25.00 M/M Stephen J. Ivancso Sr. 50.00 M/M Gus G. Nagy 25.00 Violet B. Lenart 25.00 M/M John T. Lesko 25.00 Memorial Presbyterian Church 10.00 M/M Albert G. Kertesz 25.00 Frances A. Furedy 50.00 VERNON DAETWYLER JOHN TOTH SR. JULIA F. KOCHICK JOHN KOCIBAN JOSEPHINE JUGAN M/M Michael J. Hraber 100.00 JOSEPH VASAS ROSE NYÍRI VASAS WILLIAM VASAS NICHOLAS STELKOVICS VINCENT STELKOVICS M/M Albert J. Stelkovics 200 00 MENYHÉRT & ANNA FUREDY Frances A. Furedy 250.00 LOUIS CAPAZOLLI LUANN CAPAZOLLI GEORGE CODY JOSEPH TOMA GLADYS WUKOVITS Charles Fabian 125.00 ROSE TIMA METRO PAUL ZAM HELEN KOVÁCS ALEX SÁNDOR CSANYI M/M Frank G. Tima Sr. JOSEPH TOMA GLADYS WUKOVITS M/M Michael R. Kara TOTAL Knights of St. George Home for the Elderly APRIL 1987 Br. Name Amt. 0076 Rudolph, Robert $1.88 0226 Quattrone, Patsy 10.00 0590 Schebora, John A.5.00 8340 Brown, Horace N. 2.50 TOTAL $19.38 MAY 1987 Br. Name Amt. 0001 Kelly, Kathleen M$3.00 0001 Larochelle, Anna M 30.00 0001 Ridolfi, Albert A 10.00 0001 Soares, Joseph B 1.00 0001 Minahan, Alice 10.00 0001 Walker, Oswald 3.00 0008 Williams, Raymond C.1.11 0013 Cammarata, Blacey M.10.00 0013 Szabelski, Ethel P.10.00 0014 Kolozsvary, Theodore 5.00 0014 Sebesy, Rose E. 5.00 0014 Fanchaly, Helen L.1.00 0015 Kerepeszki, John 25.00 0015 Dedio, James N. 3.75 0015 Maloney, Michael J.1.00 0016 Kasko, Helen 1.03 0018 Cherko, Steve 1.86 0018 Renshaw, Mary Alice 1,00 0018 Varady, Stella 5.00 0018 Ostrosky, Raymond 2.56 0019 Baska, Helen A. 2.00 0019 Szopo, Elizabeth Ann 5.00 0019 Cudnik, Carolyn M.5.00 0019 Gorman, Elizabeth V.1.00 0027 Bochi, Elizabeth C.5.00 0028 Tollas, Alex Jr. 1.00 0028 Toth, Joseph J. 5.00 0028 Dobos, Goldie R. 10.00 0031 Vanyo, John L. Jr. 5.00 0048 Klein, Mose 2.00 0048 Balazs, Nancy I. 5.00 0048 Brewer, Leon 5.00 0051 Miiano, Ronald Paul 10.00 0051 McGowan, Thomas P.1.00 0067 Miller, Frank 1.00 0071 Penyack, Irene C. 2.00 0076 Byrne, Maureen C.28.40 0085 Patterson, Camilla M.2.64 0132 Flatoff, Goldie Mae 1.00 0141 Scala, Helen 1.00 0174 Andrichak, Anna 1.00 0226 Schier, Caroline B.25.00 0296 Kovács, Paul 5.00 0296 Tallerico, Joanne R.3.00 0349 Kafton, Karl C. 25.00 0352 O'Toole, Michael J.5.00 0352 Pollock, Florence C.20.00 0548 Cummings, Michael 1.00 0590 McGann, Robert C.1.00 0590 Schebora, Adeline M 5.00 0590 Knuth, Ethel L. 5.00 0590 Delgado, Maria T. 1.00 0649 Nastasi, Ida G. 2.00 0649 Bryant, Madolyn 1.00 0705 Kolbe, Harriet L. 2.00 0705 Nezda, Sylvia I. 2.00 0720 Olds, Madaline A. 5.00 0720 Kearney, Charles H.25.00 0720 Bedard. Marie Germaine 1.00 0720 Dekiaviczus, John P.1.00 0720 Jigarjian, Margaret 1.00 0720 Jigarjian, Charles 1.00 0720 Gillette, George H.1.00 0720 Schonlaw, Lloyd E.5.00 0800 Schimminger, John J.1.00 0800 Ballash, Victor E. 10.00 8014 Kuhn, Donna L. 5.00 8019 Rupprecht, Norbert A 5.00 8020 Slanina, John J. 1.00 8020 McCosby, Mary A.5.00 8020 Fedorowich, Mary 1.00 8021 Auen, Catherine M.5.00 8048 Karasack, Frank J.3.00 8075 Buhsmer, John J.25.00 8121 Sporner, Mary Lou B.25.00 8155 Murray, Catherine M.5.00 8164 Giovannone, Joseph N.2.00 8222 Phillips, James J. 3.10 8243 Kovács, Paul T. 5.00 8261 Goodwine, Elnora 3.00 8347 Basile, Albert W 10.00 8375 Kotz, Alex 2.00 8745 Shelangouski, Carrie 1.00 8745 Chase, Edwin R. 2.00 8749 Lombardo, Salvatore 2.00 TOTAL $497.45 In Memory of MAY 1987 BROTHER JOSEPH S. DEMO O.C M/M Albert J. Stelkovics $25.00 400.00 100.00 $1,435.00--------From Page 1 Miss Furedy is also secretary of Branch 352, Coraopolis, Pa. Mr. Lesko has served as a member of the Board since 1979 and as vice chairman since 1985. During that time he has also served as vice president for Branch 1, Bridgeport, Conn. Mr. Lesko was also a director of the former American Life Insu­rance Association from 1969 to 1979, before that society merged into the William Penn. He is married to the former Jeanne C. Slezak. He has three children, John T. Lesko Jr., Jeanne E. Kaye and Patricia Parkins- Bruce. Atty. Kish is a partner in the law firm of Kish, Kish and Yarsky. He earned a bachelors of art degree in political science from Westminster College in 1967 and a jurid doctorate from Duquesne University Law School in 1972. He lives in Rosslyn Farms, Pa., with his wife Jeana and four children. COOK BOOK HUNGARIAN SPECIALTIES and OTHER FAVORITES Net Proceeds for the benefit of the William Penn Ass'n Scholarship Foundation DONATION $4.20 FOR 1 COPY Send Check or Money Order WILLIAM PENN SCHOLARSHIP FUND P.O. Box 438 New Brunswick, N. J. 08903

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