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

1961-07-19 / 7. (8.) szám

PAGE 8 July 19, 1961 William Penn One caft never pay in gratitude; one can only pay “in kind” some­where else in life. —Anne Morrow Lindbergh One of the advantages of being disorderly is that one is constantly making exciting discoveries. — A. A. Milne of each month. Also, all dues must be paid before the grace period lest (there be lapses. Anyone having news, birthdays, etc. for publication in the journal is urged to leave the information at the branch home or call ED. 5-7983. NOTE: — Dancing at the William Penn Club every Saturday night 10 ’till 2. GREETINGS, FELLOW WILLIAM PENN MEMBERS: BOWLING, BOWLING, BOWL­ING. That is all we have to talk and write about at this particular time. It is difficult as to where I should begin, but I shall start with our 56 mixed Senior tenpin league which is rolling along towards a border line finish as the teams are really bear­ing down. The 220 games are cer­tainly being piled up. Our members will give a good account of them­selves at the tournament. It is just too bad that we don’t have a tournament in the making for our small fry. We here in Johns­town are very proud of our 10-team mixed Junior Tenpin League. It is, We believe the largest league of its kind within the William Penn Fra­ternal Association. When we speak of these splendid little bowlers, we want to thank Mr. Frank J. Cher for the attractive bowling shirts. The KIDS really ap­preciate them.* Our Bantams and Juniors gave a good account of themselves in the Mailographic Tournament sponsored by the A. J. B. C. One of our teams bowling in the TRI-STATE TOURNAMENT, spon­sored by the McKEESPORT branch, came out on top. We wish to con­gratulate District Manager Fred J. Stipkovits for a job well done. Also we enjoyed meeting Field Manager Elmer Charles, Regional Manager Gus G. Nagy, and, of course, our Director Michael J. Faczan. A very good thing for fraternalism. Mrs. Michael Faczan was a mem­ber of the Lantos bowling team that copped the top spot in the City Wo­men’s Tournament here Sunday, April 9, which is why we were not represented by any women’s teams in the McKeesport affair. Miss Anna Hegadus, a Junior bowler, took high average award in the City Junior Bowling program. Good luck to all. President Steve Üveges thanks all the women who participated in help­ing make the dinner held at the Wil­liam Penn Home over the tourna­ment week end a real success. Many out-of-town bowlers attended the dinner-dance held in Springdale on May 27. There were about 20 members of Branch 296 present at the Diamond Anniversary held in Pittsburgh. Yours truly attended her first tour­nament and is eagerly looking for­ward to the next tournament in, 1962. The regular branch meetings will hereafter be held the SECOND THURSDAY of every month at 8 p. m. at the branch home. Branch 296 extends a cordial wel­come to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Matha­­bel. Bus and Gert have taken the position of steward at the branch home. Members are reminded that all dues should be paid before the 25th Happy 50th Wedding Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vozar of Garfield, New Jersey celebrated their golden wedding recently at religious services and a dinner. The Vozars are members of Branch 51, Passaic, New Jersey. The couple renewed their vows at Mass in St. Stephen’s R. C. Church, Passaic. They were honored later at a dinner in the church hall, given by their sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Santorf, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Garlewicz, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corniak. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Vo­­zar’s three grandchildren, members of their wedding party and about 75 relatives and friends. • The Vozars are natives of Hun­gary and settled in this country many years ago. Previous to mov­ing to New Jersey 40 years ago they lived in Pennsylvania. Our best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Vozar on their 50th wedding an­niversary. TROPHY WINNERS of Branch 278 for fifteen years. The bride’s uncles and cousins are also members of the William Penn. We are indeed proud of the ex­cellent William Penn membership of the bride’s family and relatives, surely an example to other William Penn members. The William Penn wishes every happiness and good fortune for the newlyweds. Scholastic Award Richard Kubic, a senior at Penn­sylvania State University, has been granted a $3,800 traineeship award in Vocational Rehabilitation Coun­seling. Mr. Kubic is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kubic of Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania and is at present en­gaged in student teaching at West­mont Hill Top High School in Johns­town. His father has been secretary then manager for the past 35 years of Branch 201, Van Meter, Pennsyl­vania, and the young man school teacher is a member of the branch. While at Penn State Mr. Kubic was an active member of Pi Lambda Phi Social Fraternity and served as vice president and house manager. His other activities included Kappa Phi Kappa, Men’s Education Honorary Fraternity, The Penn State Players, Treasurer of The Penn State English Club, Newman Club, and The Pennsylvania Student’s Education Association. Mr. Kubic received his Bache­lor of Science degree in Secondary Education from Penn State on June 10, 1961. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KISH 38 years, where they are members of Branch 18, Detroit, Michigan. Our congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Kish. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH VOZAR Residents of 1459 Russell Street, Lincoln Park, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Kish cel el) rated their golden wedding on April 1. Their five children, Charles Jr., Stephen, Louis, Margaret and Bela, nine grandchildren and about one hundred guests joined with the elder Kishes in the festivities. Both Mr. and Mrs. Kish emigrated from Agyha, Transylvania, Hungary, he in 1907 and she in 1910, and were married at the Roman Catholic Church in Lorain, Ohio. They have lived in the Detroit area for the past Scene above is at the annual ban­quet held on May 20, 1961 by Branch 132, South Bend, Indiana, in honor of the League Bowlers of the William Penn Home. At this yearly affair, which has been continuous since 1938, the branch presents tro­phies to the winning teams and the outstanding bowlers. After the ban­quet dancing followed until the early hours of the morning. Regional Manager Frank J. Wu­­kovits presents trophy to Stephen Bride Boskey, Sr. as first place champion­ship award, highest individual score for three games - 755. Looking on, seated, left to right, are: Virginia Bacsa, Ann Gluchow­­ski, Evelyn Newcomer, Helen Hor­vath, Eva Benzur, M. Wickizer; second row: Kenneth Nagy, Stephen Takach, Louis Nyári, Leslie Baum­gartner, Joseph Kovach; back row; Joseph Kocsis, Thomas Wierzbinski, Gabriel Oross, R. Rybicki, K. Rybicki, and John D. Horvath, president of Branch 132. The marriage of Marie Ann White, daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Ira J. White, to Michael C. Roach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sarge Roach, was solemnized June 17 at St. Therese of the Child Jesus Church with Father P. A. Carroll officiating at the Nup­tial Mass. A wedding reception was held at the Hungarian Home and the happy couple spent their honeymoon in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mrs. Roach comes from a family of 100% William Penn members — her parents and five younger broth­ers, all members of Branch 278, Omaha, Nebraska. Her late grand­father, Frank Borsh, was treasurer FLOOD CITY NEWS BRANCH 8-V JOHNSTOWN, PA. by Steve T. Molnár and Michael Duray POWER CITY NEWS SPRINGDALE, PA. and VICINITY, — BR. 296 — By Bernadette Balia —

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