William Penn, 1958 (41. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1958-05-07 / 5. szám
IT’S HERF» IT’S HERE!! READ ON Vol. XLI. MAY 21, 1958 NUMBER 5. FEATURED ENTERTAINERS AT VICTORY DINNER-DANCE GYÖRGYI FODOR — Songstress OSCAR STIEBER — Comedian Both Miss Fodor and Stieber have had wide experience in the entertainment field and have appeared in places of note. They will add greatly to our entertainment program at the Victory Dinner-Dance. MAIN FACTS 1958 WILLIAM PENN DOWLING TOURNAMENT FELLOWSHIP DAYS WHERE: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. WHEN: May 31 — June 1. OFFICIAL HOTEL: Sheraton Hotel, 1725 Pennsylvania Blvd. TOURNAMENT SITE: Glenwood Bowling Academy, Broad Street at Glenwood Avenue. Chartered bus service operating on a regular schedule between hotel and bowling alleys; FREE to all William Penn guests. D1NNER-DANCE|: Saturday Evening, May 31. in the Grand Ballroom of the Sheraton Hotel; Jeno Bartal and his orchestra; excellent program. HOST BRANCHES: 76-V and 76-R NOTE WELL: 1. At the registration table you will receive copies in typewritten form of the entire- Tournament- Fellowship Days ptrogram, with instructions, etc. 2. Since Philadelphia is one of our country’s greatest cities with historical and cultural background, we strongly urge our guests to go sight-seeing; a Saturday tour of the city will be arranged by the local committee if sufficient interest is show n by our guests. 3. Philadalphia is accessible by all modes of transportation. The B. & O., however, no longer has passenger service to Philadelphia, but its beautiful scenic route is worth the change to a Pennsylvania train in Washington. MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SEMIANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION, HELD DURING THE WEEK OF APRIL 14, 1958, IN ROOM 735 OF THE PENN-SHERATON HOTEL, PITTSBURGH, PA. 1. National President Coloman RÉVÉSZ officially opens the Spring meeting of the Board of Directors at 10:00 A.M., greeting the Board Members, the Auditing Committee Members and the National Officers. In his opening remarks, he makes mention of the Seventieth Anniversary of the founding of the Rákóczi Aid Association and requests those present to stand in a moment of silence to honor, the founders of the Rákóczi Aid Association. He also pays respect to Stephen VARGA, life-time Honorary President of the former Rákóczi Aid Association, Joseph VASAS, Retired Supreme Secretary of the former Rákóczi Aid Association, and Stephen KUNDRATH, Retired Supreme Treasurer of the former Rákóczi Aid Association. 2. National Secretary Albert J. STELKOVICS ascertains that the following are present: Coloman REVESZ, National President; Julius MACKER, Vice-President; Louis VARGA, Vice-President; Directors John P. BALLA, Stephen BENCZE, Gabriel CZERNAI, Michael J. FACZAN, Aloysius C. FALUSSY, Andrew FEJES, Louis FISHBEIN, Alexander GYULAY, Albert B. IBOS, Joseph KÓRMONDY, Michael KOROSY, Dr. Andrew KOVÁCS, Stephen LANG, Sr., Julius J. LENART, Frank MAGYARY, Alexander MOLDOVANY, Frank RADVANY, Louis VASSY and Louis VIZI; Albert J. STELKOVICS, National Secretary; John SABO, National Auditor; Julius E. SOMOGYI, National Treasurer; Richard J. PHILLIPS, Investment Manager; Elmer CHARI.ES, Field Manager; and Gay B. BANES, Legal Adviser. Also present are the five members of the Auditing Committee: Gaspar PAPP, Andrew BANDY, Frank FÖLDI, William C. KOHUT, Secretary, and Albert B. MARK. 3. Auditing Committee Member Andrew BANDY, speaking for his (Continued on page 6)
