William Penn, 1962 (45. évfolyam, 5-23. szám)

1962-04-18 / 8. szám

April 18, 1962 William Penn PAGE 7 ü o D o IOE 30S0E 30E30E 30QOE BRANCH 18 MOTOR CITY NEWS u o D IOE Detroit, Michigan zBy JOLÁN LUCASz 30E30E “I can not worry about you per­manently;— ‘Tis the measure of my faith in Ye!” — Anon. BRANCH NEWS — Since this column is being written before the regular Branch 18 meeting to be held April 8th, only a tentative date can be set for the June outing in Scott’s Park, which is set for June 24th. After discussion at the meeting, more details will be avail­able for the May issue. BOB-LO DAY, JULY 14th — This unusual cruise-picnic-Children’s Day- Family Outing is a genuine innova­tion in William Penn family life in Detroit. Instead of the ordinary pic­nic held at hot, dry, sometimes poorly kept picnic grounds, Bob-Lo Island in Canada is a real treat with its carefully cultivated, yet almost pristine natural setting, planned for a variety of pleasures for both young and old, and in-between age groups. The “SOMETHING FOR EVERY­ONE,” which is our unofficial mot­to in Branch 18, is happily co-ordi­nated at Bob-Lo Island and on the; cruise boat. Children especially love the trip and the island; teen-agers enjoy all the dancing their young hearts desire; plenty of shade trees, tables and chairs under God’s sunny skies relax the most tense individual. DON’T FORGET — BOB-LO IS­LAND FAMILY OUTING — July 14, Saturday. LADIES’ AUXILIARY:— The last recipe has been collected, typed and in the hands of the publisher, and only proof-reading left to finish. It is amazing that a group of women, most of them housewives, could en­­fer into such a project. The entire Ladies’ Auxiliary Branch 18 Cook- Book has been the sole duty of these women, including the business ends. Even the publisher is a woman, Mrs. Ernest Palos, publisher of the SOUTHWEST JOURNAL! For those of you who have been inquiring about the cost of the Branch 18 Auxiliary Cook-Book, please be advised that it will be $1.25 per copy, F.O.B. Detroit, that is an additional 25<1 will be charged for postage and handling to out of state areas. Branches and various groups .who .order .100 .or .more copies at one time will receive a dis­count, and inquiries can be made of the following for further informa­tion: Auxiliary president Mrs. John Veszprémi, 2415 Stair, Detroit 9, Michigan, VInewood 1-7815; or Dis­trict Office Assistant, Mrs. Martin, (Bette) Rigo (an Auxiliai’y mem­ber), 3920 Fort Street, Lincoln Park, WArwick 8-0887, who will have a supply of these cook-books on sale at the District Office at all times! Cash in advance will be required on all sales! Books on sale April 15th. Ledger Assets — FEB., 1962 Bonds..................................................................................................$ 23,391,426.50 Stocks ....................................I............................................................ 1,810,801.15 Mortgages ............................................................................................ 1,277,845.93 Home Off. Bldg. & Other Association Owned Real Estate ........... 1,176,969.24 Branch Real Estate Loans ........................................... 45,119.91 Policy Loans and Liens ..................................................................... 1,142,177.19 Cash and Bank Deposits .......................... 173,718.26 Other Assets ........................................................................................ 57,747.64 Total Ledger Assets ...........................................T..................$ 29,075,805.82 Less: Liabilities ................................................................................... -8,674.50 Net Ledger Assets — February 28, 1962 ...........................$ 29,067,131.32 Julius E. Somogyi, Treasurer John Sabo, Controller We are pleased to announce that 1,000 copies have been ordered by the Junior Altar Society of Holy Cross Church in Detroit, and these ladies are anxiously awaiting the first 500 copies “hot off the press.” Some of these Altar Society Ladies (the most active in fact!) are mem­bers of our Lades’ Auxiliary. Thank; you, Ladies!-Letters are pouring in from over all the country request­ing reservations for a copy of the FIRST WILLIAM PENN LADIES’ AUXILIARY COO K-BOOK, for which we thank our grand, fraternal, William Penn membership. The reason the price of the cook­book was not quoted before is be­cause the price was not set until after the deadline for the March is­sue. The book has a bright yellow, hard cover in Dura-Glo finish (ac­ceptable for the hard use to which this book will be subjected) with blue lettering (the official William Penn colons), and will include the new official emblem on its front cover. A fraternal greeting from President Julius Macker of the As­sociation is a credit to the hard­working women of Branch 18, and we take this opportunity to thank Mr. Macker! The Home Office is inserting a full page ad on the in­side back cover, which will be the only advertising in our Cook-Book. After all, our business is recipes! The Fashion Show-Card Party of the Auxiliary, to be held Thursday evening 7:30 at Holy Cross Church Marble Auditorium, on May 17th, has a blue and gold color scheme — tickets printed in yellow with blue lettering, prizes wrapped in blue and gold, and we have called our main event the “SUMMER WHIRL” FA­SHION SHOW AND CARD PARTY. Chairman Mrs. Stephen (Julia) Dan­ko, informed the Auxiliary of the surprise, which will be used for prizes — real summery surprises! The committees are hard at work buying prizes, planning refresh,­­ments, and the “SUMMER WHIRL” Fashion Show to be given by Little Mary’s Dress Shop. Some of our branch women will be models, along with professional models from the dress shop. Please buy your tickets early. They are going fast and we want to be sure all of you will have a place at our exciting event. SPORTS CLUB:— All bowling in­formation will be given in May is­sue. (Space is short, you see.) JUNIOR CLUB:— Likewise. The bowling season will end in a few weeks, and all final results of both Adult and Junior bowlers will be available for May issue. Keep in contact for all branch ac­tivities. Call the District Office, the Ladies’ Auxiliary President, or this writer, for any and all information) regarding the varied social, frater­nal, sports and charitable activities of Branch 18 in Detroit. Your old FERRET 12996 Rosedale Avenue Southgate, Michigan AVenue 3-0731 South Bend Auxiliary Meets At a recent meeting the William Penn Ladies’ Auxiliary of Branch 132, South Bend, Indiana, held elec­tions and installed its officers, with 62 members present in the William Penn Hall, 1024 West Indiana Ave­nue. Elected were Mrs. Wendell Lu­kacs, president; Mrs. Edward Gas­­ko, vice president; Mrs. David Ray­mond, secretary; Mrs. Louis Cifra, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Lacay and Mrs. Joseph Sar.v, trustees. Appointed to the Advisory Board were Mrs. Victor Benzur, Mrs. Julius; Egyházi, Sr., Mrs. John Graszli, Mrs. Anthony Horvath, Mrs. Ru­dolph Tatay, Mrs. Arthur Wolford. Charter member Mrs. George Toth, FINANCIAL STATEMENT — FEB., 1962 Life Disability Pension Total Department Department Department Ledger Assets — January 31, 1962 $27,338,745.61 $1,345,541.12 $334,973.32 29,019.260.05 Income Monthly Dues $ 179,201.39 $ 33,517.89 $ —0— $ 212,719.28 Miscellaneous 8,119.84 —0— ' -0-8,119.84 Investment Income 73,635.25 —0— 1.655.80 75,291.05 Pension Plan Income —0— —0— 1,143.50 1,143.50 Capital Gains 1,204.80 —0— 1,311.18 2,515.98 Total Income $ 262,161.28 $ 33,517.89 $ 4,110.48 $ 299,789.65 Disbursements Claims $ 154,373.55 $ 12,499.21 $ —0— $ 166,872.76 Dividends 6,752.79 —0— —0— 6,752.79 Miscellaneous 2,218.60 —0— —0— 2,218.60 Commissions , 27,878.16 572.55 —0— 28,450.71 General Operating Expenses 40,137.51 —0— 26.00 40,163.51 Taxes, Licenses and Fees 1,882.48 —0— —0— 1,882.48 Capital Losses 2,025.35 —0— —0— 2,025.35 Pension Plan Payments —0— —0— 3,552.18 3,552.18 Total Disbursements $ 235,268.44 $ 13,071.76 $ 3,578.18 $ 251,918.38 Total Net Ledger Assets — February 28, 1962 $27,365,638.45 $1,365,987.25 $335,505.62 $29,067,131.32 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI, Treasurer JOHN SABO, Controller who was the Auxiliary’s first presi­dent, was introduced at this meeting. Also introduced were new members Mrs. Joseph Molnár, Mrs. Joseph Bralick and Mrs. Alex Nyers. All were welcomed by the membership. High light of the meeting was the discussion and plans for the 25th an­niversary celebration on October 27, 1962. Other coming events are the raths­keller party at Drewry’s on April 24 at 7:30 p.m., at which there will' be door prizes and free refreshments. The affair will be in charge of Mrs. Lukacs, chairman; Mrs. Cifra and Mrs. Gasko, co-chairmen; and Mrs. Hadrick and Mrs. Tatay, special prizes. A game party will be held on May 27 with Mrs. Wolford, chairman; Mrs. Markovich, co­­chairman; Mrs. Szabó, ticket chair­man; Mrs. Toth ticket co-chair­man; and Mrs. Balogh, Mrs. Kocsis, Mrs. Marko, Mrs. Ratkay, Mrs. Tu­­bicsak and Mrs. Vargo, committee assistants. Door prizes will add to the enjoyment of the affair. The Auxiliary expresses its thanks to the hostesses of this meeting, who were: Mrs. Carl Berta, Mrs. Joseph Berta, Mrs. Joseph A. Farkas, Mrs. Joseph Harvard, Mrs. Peter Hegedűs pnd Mrs. Stephen Phillip. Fraternally, MRS. WENDELL LUKACS President A BLOOD DONOK IT MAKES YOU FEEL GOOD CAU YOUR RED CROSS

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