William Penn Life, 1991 (26. évfolyam, 2-10. szám)
1991-08-01 / 8. szám
Golf-------Continued from Page 1 urday evening’s awards banquet, the emphasis is on relaxation and fraternal fellowship. Even during tournament play, the competition remains spirited yet friendly. And when the tournament winners are announced, one hears only loud applause and hearty congratulatory wishes. This year, those wishes went to Pat Ciarolla, Chuck Furedy and John Pini who each shot 81 to win the men’s low gross title, and to Dorothy Constantini who took the women’s low gross crown with an 83. Mr. Ciarolla and Mr. Furedy also earned applause for winning the men’s low net title with scores of 69, while Ruth Ludeman won the women’s low gross title with a score of 70. Meanwhile, Mr. Pini and Ms. Constantini enhanced their victories by also sinking the longest putts on the 18th hole. Other skill shot winners included John P. Danko and Betsy Griffith who came closest to the pin on hole #11; Steve Cummings and Heather Preston who hit the longest drives on hole #13; and John Barany and Mary Tuss who came closest to the line on hole #7. All of these golfers were recognized during the awards banquet. However, they were not the evening’s only winners. Many guests won door prizes. Joe Wass won the drawing for the AM/FM radio with cassette that went unclaimed the previous night when no one sunk three straight putts during the putting contest. Louis Kubus won a free getaway golf weekend for two, courtesy of the Sheraton Inn North and Venango Trail Golf Club. The free-trip-to-Hungary drawing had two winners: Joseph P. Arvay, chairman of the Association’s Board of Directors, who won the trip; and the Scholarship Foundation, which received all the proceeds from the drawing. The banquet’s climax was, once again, the annual auction raffle John Pini (left) and Chuck Furedy shared the men’s low gross title with Pat Ciarolla. All three had scores of 81. (Photo by Louis A. Fodor) National Auditor Michael R. Kara (far right) serves homemade kolbász to guests at the golfers reception Friday evening. (Photo by Louis A. Fodor) for the new set of Ping golf clubs and golf bag. This year’s lucky winner was John Ciarolla. The only prize left behind was the new 1991 station wagon that would have gone to any and all eligible members who scored a hole-in-one on hole #4. Several golfers hit tee shots that reached the green, but the day’s gusting winds made scoring an ace an even more difficult task. Still, everyone who participated in the weekend’s activities went home winners. They all gained new friends and many happy memories. Dorothy Constantini, four-time women’s Low gross champion. August 1991, William Penn Life, Page 3 Congratulating auction raffle winner John Ciarolla (center with clubs) are (from left) Board Chairman Joseph P. Arvay, Director Elmer A. Furedy, Director Elmer W. Toth, National President E. E. Vargo and Director Frank J. Wukovits Jr. (Photo by Louis A. Fodor) Eighth Annual WPA National Golf Tournament Official Results Venango Trail Golf Club- Warrendale, PA - July 13,1991 MEN’S DIVISION Low Gross............................ Pat Ciarolla - 81 Chuck Furedy - 81 John Pini - 81 Low Net................................. Pat Ciarolla -69 Chuck Furedy - 69 Closest to Line #7 ......................John Barany Closest to Pin #11 ................... John P. Danko Longest Drive#13............... Steve Cummings Longest Putt #18 ..............................John Pini WOMEN’S DIVISION Low Gross...............Dorothy Constantini - 83 Low Net............................. Ruth Ludeman - 70 Closest to Line #7 .......................... Mary Tuss Closest to Pin #11 ..................... Betsy Griffith Longest Drive #13 ................ Heather Preston Longest Put #18............ Dorothy Constantini HOLE-IN-ONE #4 No Winner Our thanks go to tournament Co-administrators Elmer A. Furedy, Elmer W. Toth and Frank J. Wukovits, Jr., and all those Home Office employees and W illiam Penn members who worked so hard tp make this weekend such a great success. A thank you to our hole sponsors... The Association wishes to thank the following individuals, branches and businesses who donated $100 each to be named as hole sponsors at our 1991 National Golf Tournament. Because of their generosity, an additional $2,800 was raised for the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc. We thank them on behalf of our young members seeking higher education who will benefit from their donations.-------Mo ving ?------If you have recently moved or are planning to move, please notify our office so that we can update our records and make sure you keep receiving the William Penn Life. Name:______________________ Certificate No.: Branch No.: Old Address: New Address: Send the above information to: John E. Lovász, Managing Editor William Penn Life 709 Brighton Road Pittsburgh, PA 15233 #1 - Deci Corporation #1 - AI and Betty Vargo #2 - Jeff and Dawn Ward #2 - Symbol Technology (Chuck Furedy) #3 - Kidder Peabody & Co. (Tom Palus) #3 - WPA Branch 19 New Brunswick, NJ #4 - Bruce & Bruce Company #4 - Joseph P. Arvay #5 - John L. Lovász #5 - Verhovay Home Association #336 #6 - WPA National Auditing Committee #7 - William C. Kohut #7 - WPA Branch 129 Columbus, OH #8 - WPA Branch 189 Alliance, OH #9 - Elmer and Marie Charles #9 - Allegheny Business Machines #10 - Prudential Bache (George W. Batyko) #11 - United Electric Motors #11 - E. H. Rees, Jr. Design/Sales #12 - Horovitz, Rudoy & Roteman (Gordon E. Scherer, CPA) #13 - Rothman Gordon Foreman & Groudine, PC (James Farley, Esq.) #14 - WPA Branch 14 Cleveland, OH #15 - Computer Specialties Corporation (Anthony F. Waskiewicz) #15 - Jim Szuch #16 - Advertising Specialties (Walt Dillen) #17 - Paine Webber (Tom Kelly) #18 - John Sabo #18 - Roger and Gus Nagy ... and our putting contest entrants We also thank all those who participated in Friday night’s putting contest. Because of your generosity, another $516 was raised for our Scholarship Foundation. Thank You!
