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

1962-07-18 / 14. szám

' PAGE 2 July 18, 1962. William Penn A.B.C. SANCTION W.I.B.C, FLOOD CITY MIXED TEAM TEN PIN TOURNAMENT SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1962 sponsored by WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION BRANCH 8, Johnstown, Pa. League Name BR. # City Team Name Ind. Avg. A. B. C. W. I. B. C. Complete in bowling order 1 2 3 4 5 sub Captain Address Entry Fee: $11.00 Prize, $7.50 Bowling, $1.50 Exp. Total $20.00 Entry fee must be received with this form by July 31, 1962. Remit $1.50 additional for each bowler desiring to attend the dinner. RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. Tournament will take place at the Westmont Lanes, Minno Dr., Johns­town, Pennsylvania. 2. All participants must be William Penn members or bowl in a William Penn league. 3. Tournament will be conducted on a handicap basis. 70% to 900 scratch for mixed teams. 4. Guarantee 100% return of prize fund. 5. All participants must be members of the A.B.C. annd W.I.B.C. 6. Team events only. In event of sufficient entry’s individual awards will be made. 7. 1960-1962 average will be used. If no average for that period is avail­able use this season average to April 30, 1962. League average sheet must be submitted in this case. 8. All teams must have 2 men and 3 women or 3 men and 2 women to be eligible. 9. 1 out of 8 places will be paid $75.00 if 25 teams entered. 10. All teams must register Yz hour before squad times, 11 a.m. 3 p.m. No squad after 3 p.m. 11. Teams may participate more than once by changing 2 faces. 12. Applications and entry fees are to be sent to district agent Michael Duray, 820 Broad St., Johnstown, Pa. not later than July 31, 1962. 13. Tournament Committee reserves the right to reject or accept all entries. 14. Any bowler falsifying his or her average will automatically disqualify the team from prizes and participation. BRANCH 14 VACATES OLD PREMISE Time and its changes affect every­one and everything, as was true re­cently of Branch 14, Cleveland, Ohio, when it turned away for ever from its old property, the William Penn Home, on Buckeye Road. It was time to give up the old quarters, but before doing so Branch 14 held a farewell banquet in a sent­imental gesture of “good-by” to the grand old place which had made and witnessed so many of our Associa­tion’s activities in Cleveland. The program opened with the sing­ing of the American and the Hun­garian national anthems by Mrs. Helen Majoros Palasics, who later in the program sang other numbers as did Frank Szappanos, accompanied by the Geza Barat orchestra. Official greetings were extended by Bartholomew Szilagyi, secretary of Branch 14, and the Rev. Gabriel Brachna, rector of the East Side Evangelical Church, said the invo­cation. Toastmaster of the evening was Dr. Andrew Kovács, William Penn Director of Cleveland. The assembled guests sat down to tables laden with delicious food. Beautiful flowers elegantly arranged and placed by Mrs. Kovács, the Di­rector’s wife, enhanced the scene. In addition to the farewell angle of this final Cleveland William Penn Home program, other features of the event were the burning of the mort­gage by Municipal Judges Louis Pet­­rash and Joseph Stearns, who spoke in Hungarian and in English respec­tively, and the presentation of the Illustrious Citation and the Gold Emblem by William Penn Controller John Sabo, including a gold wrist watch presented by the treasurer of Branch 14 in the name of the branch, to Nicholas Juhasz, president of Branch 14, Mr. Sabo eulogized the veteran branch officer and stated that under president Juhasz the membership of Branch 14 grew from 1200 to 3000. Others who extended greetings or spoke were Jack P. Russell, president of Cleveland’s City Council; Edward Torda, vice president of Branch 14; Stephen Danko, Detroit William Penn Director; Louis Jackovic, pres­ident of the Magyar Club, who sold the William Penn Home; Coloman R. Bertalan, president of the Sza­bolcs County Group; James Készéi, president of Cleveland Branch 45; Frank Szabó, president of the 16th District Democratic Club; Joseph J. Horvath, State Representative of Ohio. Mailed and telegraphed messages of good will were received from these national officers of the Wil­liam Penn Fraternal Association, and were read to the guests: Julius Macker, President; Frank M. Ma­­gyary, Akron Director; Julius E. Somogyi, Treasurer; Gay B. Banes, General Counsel. Also sending greet­ings were Frank J. Cher, Adminis­trator of the Fraternal Affairs De­partment; Steve Úsztok, Detroit Div­ision Manager; and Tibor Marton, Los Angeles District Manager re­cently of Cleveland. The program had a rather hu­morous ending. Somehow a little Negro boy entered the building and found himself among the guests. He at once become a curious observer, and when the honored Branch 14 president, Nicholas Juhasz, spoke the concluding words of the farewell banquet, the colored youngster joined in roundly applauding the final speaker — to the amusement of all who saw the boy clapping his hands vigorously. r..... loaouL,1:loaoi 1 f,:3onoc lonoi sa BRANCH 18 MOTOR CITY NEWS Detroit, Michigan —=-----ioné ==By JOLÁN LUCAS--------aonoi-. JUST A SHORT NOTICE! Because of the unexpected illness and major operation of your Ferret’s #1 man, Louis Lucas, I was so befuddled with worry and apprehension that for one of those rare times in the last 28 years the deadline completely slip­ped out of heart and mind. Luke had his operation, feels fine and will have the rest of the short Michigan sum­mer to recuperate and convalesce in his boat on the sunny Detroit River. In the meantime, branch business goes on. The Bob-Lo Outing will be history by the time this reaches the press. The Fashion Show report of the Auxiliary will be detailed, positively, in the August issue. Plans for the Tour of Hungary be­ing conducted by Auxiliary President Margaret Veszprémi are just about concluded. More that 25 William Penn members will be traveling to Hungary from the Detroit Metro­politan Airport to New York and hence to Hungary on August 12th — to September 15th. Details of that later. We hope that the Fraternal Af­fairs Department will decide on De­troit for the Junior Bowling Tourna­ment . . . WE HOPE! About Sep­tember 2d. The Sports Club Summer Picnic will be at Steve Lorenz’s sometime in August. Look for the boxed item regarding the Ladies’ Auxiliary Cook-book. Your old FERRET, 12996 Rosedale Southgate, Michigan AVenue 3-0731 POWER CITY NEWS SPRINGDALE, PA. & VICINITY Branch 296 By Bernadette Balia Members of Branch 296 extend their sympathies to the bereaved fa­milies of Louis Bodnar and John Bennis, both members of this branch, who passed away recently. A tureen supper was held during the month of June at our branch home by our bowlers. Following the dinner, election of officers for the 62-63 bowling season were held. They are: Louis Antal, president; Joseph Balia, vice president; Rosalie Clark, secretary; Joseph Antal, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Wislie and John L. Bal­ia, auditors. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sabo of Ches­­wiek were feted at a party held in their home honoring them on their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Get well wishes to Mrs. Vincent Ferasso, Field Manager Elmer Charles Sr., and Margaret Haggerty. Happy birthday and congratula­tions to Joseph Torok Jr., recently engaged to Henrietta Guteneckt. Happy wedding anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cernicky. Happy birthdays to Joseph Antal, Mrs. Emma Balia, Martha Kolesar, Paul Kotan, Joseph Balash, William Bodick, Mrs. Nick Nyardy. Is life worth living, or is it dull and monotonous? Life is monoto­nous if it is meaningless; it is not monotonous if it has a purpose. As Stephen Vincent Benet put it: Life is not lost by dying; Life is lost minute by minute, day by dragging day, In all the thousand small uncaring ways. Become an active member of our fraternal organization, attend your meetings, find out what’s going on. Branch 296 meetings are held the second Sunday of every month, 3 p. m., at the branch home. Branch 18 William Penn Ladies’ Auxiliary COOK-BOOK Price $1.25 each — Plus 25^ postage and handling. Lots of 100 or more at a discount for group sales. Contact Auxiliary President: Mrs. John Veszprémi 2415 Stair Street Detroit 9, Michigan VTnewood 1-7815, or get your copy from the William Penn District Office, 3920 Fort Street, Lincoln Park, Michigan, WArwick 8-0887.

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