William Penn Life, 2004 (39. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2004-07-01 / 7. szám
61st Annual Bowling Tournament Surprise Auction winner James (Rick) Lewis (left) of Branch 129 Columbus, Ohio, receives congratulations from Tournament Co-Administrator Frank J. Radvany. Flexible Premium Deferred (5- or 9- Year Surrender Charge) Annuity. He chose the cash prize. The weekend opened with the annual meeting of the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation. During the meeting, $10,660 was raised for the Foundation. The weekend's other activities INDEPENDENCE, OH - Thanks to the generosity of our members and friends, a total of $18,200 was raised during this year's annual bowling tournament and scholarship days. This total established a new record for funds raised during a single tournament weekend. Most of that total ($10,660) was raised during the annual meeting of the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation held May 28 at the Hilton Cleveland South Hotel. The benefit raffle drawn during Saturday's bowling awards dinner raised $1,935. Another $1,450 was collected through the lane sponsorship program (see list on this page). The Chinese auction, held during Friday's raised an additional $7,540.35 (see related story below). After the meeting, bowlers and guests gathered for the bowlers reception at the Hilton Cleveland South Hotel. It was a chance to have some food and get reacquainted with old friends. The highlight of the evening was a Chinese auction featuring four dozen prize packages. The auction offered something to please every age and taste and raised $2,754 for the scholarship fund. Our thanks go to all those who made the tournament a great fraternal success. Special thanks go to Tournament Administrator Robert A. Ivancso, Tournament Secretary Stephen J. Ivancso Jr., the National Officers and Home Office staff, Tournament Co-Administrators Ronald S. Balia and Frank J. Radvany, the officers and members of host Branch 14 Cleveland, all those who donated prizes or baked goods, and the staff and management of the Hilton Cleveland South Hotel and Cloverleaf Lanes. Most of all, we thank our bowlers and guests for joining us. We hope to see all of you next year in Detroit. bowlers reception, raised $2,754 for the scholarship foundation. Saturday's lunch at Cloverleaf Lanes sponsored by Branch 14 Cleveland raised $335. The remaining $1,066 was raised through donations received throughout the weekend. Our thanks to one and all for their generosity and support. In other Foundation business, 14 members were elected during the annual meeting to serve on the Foundation's Board of Directors. They were: Rose P. Antal, Kathy Chobody, Thomas House, Stephen J. Ivancso Jr., Elsie Kantor, Anna Kertesz, Helen Molnár, Roger G. Nagy, Michael Oberg, Catharine Ryan, Alex Sera, Carol Truesdell, Donna Varga and Irene Voss. Thank you, lane Sponsors! We thank those listed below who sponsored lanes for this year's bowling tournament. A. G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. (Jack Kelly) A. G. Edwards Trust Company (|ack Kelly) Ronald S. Balia Arthur Barillo George W. Batyko Anthony C. Beke William J. Bero Margaret H. Boso Branch I Bridgeport, CT Branch 13 Trenton, NJ Branch 14 Cleveland, OH Branch 16 Perth Amboy, NJ (2 lanes) Branch 18 Lincoln Park, Ml Branch 19 New Brunswick, NJ Branch 28 Youngstown, OH Branch 34 Pittsburgh, PA Branch 48 New York, NY Branch 89 Homestead, PA Branch 249 Dayton, OH Branch 296 Springdale, PA Branch 336 Harrisburg, PA Branch 352 Coraopolis, PA Branch 705 Mayville, Wl (2 lanes) Branch 800 Altoona, PA Branch 8121 St. Marys, PA Dennis A. Chobody Computer Specialties Corp. Endre Csornán Donald Healy - UBS Financial Services Michael W. Finikiotis, M.D. Ethel F. Fodor Joseph Hamari Horovitz, Rudoy & Roteman (Gordon Scherer) Charles S. Johns Michael R. Kara Anna Kertesz Nickolas Kotik John L. Lovász Ralph F. Manning, Esq. Andrew W. McNelis Elizabeth R. Nagy Roger G. Nagy Alan A. Parisé Frank J. Radvany Anne Marie Schmidt Arpad Sibrik Jack Tokár (2 lanes) Michael F. Tomcsak, FICF Elmer W. Toth Stephen j. Varga E. E. (AI) Vargo, FIC Caroline Varner William S. Vasvary W L Dillen Company WPA Home Office Employees Scholarship fund benefits from record-setting weekend Williu Pen Life, July 2004 9
