William Penn, 1961 (44. évfolyam, 3-16. szám)

1961-06-21 / 6. szám

June 21, 1961. PAGE 9 end Mrs. Elmer Charles, Sr., Di­rector and Mrs. John P. Balia, Di­rector and Mrs. Stephen Danko and daughter Darlene, Director and Mrs. Michael J. Faczan, Director Stephen Lang,- Sr. Director Albert B. Ibos, Director and Mrs. Joseph Kormondy, Director and Mrs. Frank Magyary, Director and Mrs. Frank Radvany, Director and Mrs. Louis Vassy, Di­rector Michael Korosy, Auditing- Committee Chairman and Mrs. Gas­­phr Papp. Secretary of the Auditing Committee and Mrs. William C. Ko­­hUt, Auditing Committee Member and Mrs. Valentine Konyha, Jr,, Auditing Committee Member and Mrs. Michael Hegedűs, Jr., Frater­­nhl Affairs Administrator and Mrs. Frank J Cher ■ Honorary President John Bencze, Retired Rákóczi Supreme Seci-etary and Mrs Joseph Vasas, Retired Ver­­hovay National Treasurer John Sza­­lánczy. Székely Izsó, officially represent­ing the “Amerikai Magyar Népsza­va.” “Szabadság,” “Jó Pásztor” and other Hungarian dailies, John Kele­­njen, officially representing the “Magyar Híradó” and other Hun­garian weeklies, Eugene Szebedinsz­­ky, visiting “Magyarság” editor­­publisher, Mrs. Amelia Fodor, edi­tor-publisher of the “Detroiti Új­ság” and publisher of our official orgarf, the WILLIAM PENN, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fodor, son and daughter-in-law of Mrs. Fodor, Mrs. Coloman Revesz and Maria Revesz, widow and daughter of our late president, Deputy Insurance Com­missioner and Mrs. Thomas R. Ba­­laban and children, Regional Manag­er Joseph Toma, Regional Manager and Mrs. Frank J. Wukovits, Re­gional Manager Joseph Toma, Re­gional Manager and Mrs. Gus G. Nagy, William Penn Ladies’ Auxi­liary Chairman and Members Miss Elvira László, Mrs. Michael J. Fa­czan, Mrs. Louis Revesz, Mrs. Helen Nemeth, Mrs. Julia K. Cher. Walter Hank, Jr. (Hank & Com­pany) and family, Owen Kraft, Vice President Blyth & Company, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Bunting (Raymond D. Bunting Co.), George A. Shaw, Assistant Vice President Mellon National Bank & Trust Com­pany, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tomasic, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gurchak, Malcolm Lambing, Jr., Paul E. Soltis, Joseph Zumie — Thomas & Company, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Buczkowski (Ball, Burge & Kraus), Franklin Maroney, Vice President Blair & Company, Inc., J. E. McArdle (Westinghouse Electric Company), Howard P. Reuter (Reuter & Brag­­don, Inc,), Wade Olsen (Olsen-Ley Company), Mr. and Mrs. George D. Byrd (Shaw-Walker Company). After the introductions the toast­master read 75th Anniversary greet­­iiigs, (telegrams and letters) from Dr. Andrew Kovács, Director; Na­tional Fraternal Congress of Ameri­ca; Dr. Géza Farkas, Editor “Tole­­dói Magyarság,” Mrs. Arpad Tar­­noczy, Editor “Akroni Hírlap, Hun­garian Reformed Federation. Flowers were acknowledged from the American United Life Insurance Company and from Homer McCar­thy, Ailing & Cory Paper Company. Now came the time to introduce the KING and the QUEEN of the 75th Anniversary Banquet and Dance. They were L. Louis Horvath, well-known columnist of Branch 87, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Helen Beres, Branch 348, Mona, West Virginia. They made a hand­some and charming couple and were quite delighted and grateful when President Macker presented to them, in the name of the Board of Direc­— William Penn Considering all the hubbub and excitement as the tournament was about to begin, President Julius Macker did all right when he hurled the first ball down the lane with the result that seven pins “bit the dust.” Anxiously but happily looking on are, left to right: Auditing Committee Chairman Gaspar Papp, Director John P. Balia, Fra­ternal Affairs Administrator Frank J. Cher, Treasurer Julius E. Somogyi, Director Stephen Danko, (the Presi­dent), Director Joseph Kormondy, Field Manager Elmer Charles, Director Albert B. Ibos, Board Chairman and First Vice President Louis L. Varga, Secretary Albert J. Stelkovics. ROLLING THE FIRST BALL tors and the Membership, beautiful wrist watches which were later en­graved KING - QUEEN — WM. PENN 75TH ANN. — with initials. At almost the very end of the pro­gram Frank Koval, one of the of­ficial score-keepers at the tourna­ment, substituting for the absent Mr. Diliinger, announced the names and scores of some of the bowling winners. Trophies were on display in the Allegheny Room. Mr. Varga then asked the Rev. László Borsay, rector of the Hun­garian Reformed Church in Spring­­dale, to offer the benediction. With the singing of the Hungarian National Anthem, led by Gypsy Countess Julia, came the conclusion of the banquet program. Dancing followed until the early hours of the morning. Both Ameri­can and Hungarian numbers, fast and slow music, were played to satisfy every age and every mood, and Gypsy Countess Julia sang song after song to the delight and joy of her interested spectators and listeners. At this point we wish to acknowl­edge with many thanks the role of the Branch 34, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl­vania, Ladies’ Auxiliary. These wo­men and girls, under the leadership of Julia K. Cher, member of the na­tional body of the William Penn La­dies’ Auxiliary, acted as hostesses during the Diamond Anniversary Banquet-Dance. They were Mrs. Mi­chael Kara, Mrs. Margaret Kisty, the Misses Helen Lepedő, Barbara Catlos, Elaine Stefan and Edith Klein. CONCLUSION The 18th Annual National William Penn Bowling Tournament is over for another year but our 75th An­niversary remains with us for the rest of 1961. Let us be grateful that we have the heritage of this society, once an acorn now an oak, from our 13 founders, and let us, individually and together, help foster the bright future which lies ahead for our be­loved William Penn Fraternal As­sociation. This much we all owe the Associa­tion! Scratch Champions — Trophy Winners Men’s Team Events 1959 National Champions 2847 Branch 18 — Detroit, Michigan Women’s Team Events Bon Ton Salon 2504 Branch 132 — South Bend, Indiana Men’s Double Events WALCK Leroy — SPAGNOLO \ince 1190 Branch 336 — Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Women’s Double Events RUBAL Ruth — LAZOR Frances 1072 \ Branch 8 — Johnstown, Pennsylvania Men’s Single Events KOVÁCS Steve 615 Branch 13 — Trenton, New Jersey Women’s Single Events LAIBER Freda 623 Branch 132 — South Bend, Indiana Men’s All Events SPAGNOLO Vince 1761 Branch 336 — Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 'Women’s All Events LAIBER Freda 1661 Branch 132 — South Bend, Indiana t Handicap Champions — Trophy Winners Men’s Team Events Shannock Valley Distributor 3219 Branch 88 — Yatesboro, Pennsylvania Women’s Team Events Bon Ton Salon 2591 Branch 132 — South Bend, Indiana Men’s Double Events FUSARO John — GOSETTI Louis A. 1323 Branch 88 — Yatesiioro, Pennsylvania Women’s Double Events YOUNGBLOOD Alve - FACZAN Ethel C. 1108 Branch 8, Johnstown, Pennsylvania Men’s Single Events DOMBOROVSZKY Miklós 698 Branch 76 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Women’s Single Events LAIBER Freda 623 Branch 132 — South Bend, Indiana Men’s All Events VARGO Joseph 1934 Branch 44 — Akron, Ohio Women’s All Events LAIBER Freda 1661 Branch 132 — South Bend, Indiana Team Events — Scores — Prizes MEN’S DIVISION PI. Code Br. TEAM Scr Hep Total Priz« 1 50 88 Shannock Valley, Yatesboro, Pa. 2766 453 3219 300.00 2 49 88 Wni. Penn Club, Yatesboro, Pa. 2395 714 3109 250.00 3 44 71 “B.V.D.'S” No. 2, Duquesne, Pa. 2326 633 2959 200.00 4 63 130 Radio Center, East Chicago, Ind. 2523 420 2943 150.00 5 26 18 Br. 18, Detroit, Mich. 2725 207 2932 100.00 6 42 48 Lions, New York, N. Y. 2583 360 2930 80.00 7 20 16 Wm. Penn Ins., Perth Amboy, N. J. 2614 315 2929 65.00 8 61 129 Wm. Penn Ins. # 10, Columbus, Ohio 2544 381 2925 50.00 9 82 226 Br. 226 Team #1, McKeesport, Pa. 2446 477 2923 45.00 10 7 8 Number 5 Men’s, Johnstown, Pa. 2172 741 2913 40.00 11 25 18 1959 Nat’l Champions, Detroit, Mich. 2847 57 2904 35.00 12 79 226 Br. 226 Team #2, McKeesport, Pa. 2473 423 2896 30.00 13 37 27 Wm. Penn #1, Toledo, Ohio 2534 351 2885 30.00 14 52 129 Allied Sink Top, Columbus, Ohio 2629 255 2884 25.00 15 4 8 Number 1 Men’s, Johnstown, Pa. 2610 273 2883 25.00 16 85 296 Br. 296 #4, Springdale, Pa. 2456 423 2879 25.00

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