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

1962-08-15 / 16. szám

’ PAGE 2 August 15, 1962 William Penn The William Penn Junior Bowling Program (Continued from page 1) Member's of the Junior Division will bowl three games. These bowlers will also bowl simultaneously for Singles and Doubles scores. All William Penn members who have passed their 12th birthday, but have not yet reached their 16th birthday, may par­ticipate in the Junior Division. ,The Association will furnish appropriate trophies to the winners of both the Eastern and the Western Tournaments. In the Bantam Division boy and girl Singles and Doubles winners will receive trophies ,also in the Junior Division, or a total of 12 trophies in both tournaments. The Eastern Junior Bowling Tournament supervisors are: Michael Duray, 820 Broad St., Johnstown, Pa., telephone Johns­town 7-5556; Alexander Chobody, Box 91, Nu Mine, Pa., telephone Rural Valley SUnset 3-2583. The Western Junior Bowling Tournament supervisors are: Mrs. Stephen Danko, 17275 Cedarlawn St., Southgate Mich., tele­phone AVenue 3-1773; Geza Madarasz, 1580 Michigan St., Lincoln Park, Mich, telephone DUnkirk 1-3424. Entry blanks may be obtained from the supervisors and from the managers of the branches mentioned above .Deadline for ac­cepting entries for Johnstown will be Saturday, August 25, and for Detroit Saturday, September 1. Each Bantam Division player will pay bowling fees for two games and each Junior Division par­ticipant will pay bowling fees for three games at time of registra­tion. There will be no other fees! Each contestant will be given handicap points on the basis of the American Junior Bowling Congress rules. Those who can not certify their averages must participate without handicap. Bantam Division participants will receive handicap points on Report of Deaths Death benefits were paid in THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1962 to the beneficiaries of the following deceased members: Branch Name X Jonucz Michael 1 Repasi Mrs. Sándor 1 Stoccatore James A. 1 Szabó Mrs. Elizabeth 1 Szalko Mrs. Stephen 4 Takacs Stephen 13 Nagy Louis 13 Ondi Joseph 14 Boros Antal 14 Szalay Alexander 14 Vargo Louis 15 Petrovits Eugene 18 Balogh Joseph 18 Hnatyuk George 18 Jozsa József 18 Suchik Martin 19 Perduk Stephen 19 Perduk Mrs. George 19 Radd Jessie 19 Verboszki John 19 Wallner Michael 24 Jankovsky Vincent 25 Graham Jake 27 Johnson Jeffrey R. 30 Semberger Rose E. 34 Bajor Jánosné 34 Petus John 40 Suto Joseph 44 Barber Joseph 44 Bayer Mrs. Esther 44 Bebesi Joseph 44 Felian Lajos 45 Majoros William 48 Billich Joseph 48 Botiinger Frank 48 Docs Mihályné 48 Mihovics Joseph 49 Bürkei Mrs. Mathew 51 Duzs Lajos 56 Bellak Alex 56 Horvath Steve F. 61 Kezi Alexander Branch Name 69 Peter Rev. Anthony 70 Onuska Anna 70 Szeles Mrs. James 71 Martin Stephen 85 Hegedűs Sándor 88 Pellegrini Henry M. 92 Haintz John 98 Buchvalt Joseph, Jr. 98 Dolgos Sándorné 98 Polgar Florian 108 Barkó Stephen J. 127 Megyeri Ferencné 129 Deri Stephen A. 129 Kocsis Mrs. Mary 129 Ungvári Mrs. Peter 130 Babas Joseph 130 Medvesany Margaret Mrs. 133 Takacs Stephen 137 Vass Janos 150 Hetes Joseph 159 Csurgai Janos 174 Hajner Ignaczné 174 Horvath Istvánná 174 Nozdroviczky Charles 174 Palla Joseph Jr. 187 Elek Dezsőné 197 Muchi Mrs. Lajos 197 Pollack Janos 214 Kovács Stephen 216 Gernyi Stephen 216 Sipos Józsefné 248 Kovács Janos 276 Sera István 296 French Edward B. 303 Gergely Mike 310 Bruce Mrs. Charles 348 Basiorka Mrs. J., Jr. 352 Prather Mrs. Mayton 500 Jámbor George 520 Girosin Mrs. Louis 520 Lowmiller Orsoline MAY THEY REST IN PEACE ! 40 to 140 averages. Junior Division players will receive points on averages between 70 and 160. On 70 averages or below, the maximum handicap will be 68 points. Each participant must display the name of the Association on his shirt. For most participants this should be no problem because during the past year they bowled in William Penn shirts. Those, however, who are not members of a William Penn team at the time of registration, may obtain FREE OF CHARGE a William Penn emblem which shall be worn above the heart on a white shirt. We respectfully request that all branch officers in the vicinity of these two Junior Bowling Tournament sites support whole­heartedly this new Junior Program, for we know that without this backing we can not hope to achieve success. Our goal is to make the Junior Bowling Tournaments as pop­ular as our yearly Senior Bowling Tournament. AUXILIARY NOTES ANNIVERSARY A cordial gathering and a tasteful dinner united to make the harmonious setting for the happy observance of the first anniversary of the founding of New Brunswick, New Jersey Branch 19 Women’s Auxiliary, held on Wednesday June 27, 1962. The occasion, which took place at the well-known Garden Spot Restau­rant, also honored those women mem­bers who for years have devoted much of their time in the interest of Branch 19, and the younger wo­men feted their senior sisters. Those specially honored were Mrs. Wendell Horvath, Mrs. Peter Kady, Mrs. Joseph Haklar, Mrs. Jacob Hor­vath, Mrs. Michael Lakat, Mrs. Jo­seph Koller, Mrs. John Horvath, Mrs. Stephen Ur and Mrs. Emery Kukor. The younger ladies who acted as hostesses were Mrs. Augustine Mol­nár, Mrs. Nicholas Vasvary, Mrs. Theodore Simon, Mrs. John Kozak, Mrs. Stephen Bendes, Mrs. Joseph Kormondy, Mrs. Blaise Szucs, Mrs. Robert Stehlik and Mrs. Michael He­gedűs, Jr. The first anniversary celebration of the Women’s Auxiliary of Branch 19 was a complete success. During the summer months the Auxiliary is not holding meetings, but upon resumption therof the first meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Augustine Molnár. Mr. and Mrs. John Klement, who were married June 15, 1911, recently celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary. They are members of Branch 187, Granite City, Illinois. The Klements’ three sons, six grandchildren and others joined in surprising the elderly couple with a pleasant observ­ance of their anniversary. Our congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Klement. TEN BUSINESS COMMANDMENTS 1. Work Hard — Take the hardest job first every day. 2. Study Hard — The more you know, the easier and more effective is your work. 3. Have Initiative — Ruts often deepen into graves. 4. Love Your Work — There’s a sense of satisfaction in doing work well. 5. Be Exact — Accuracy is better than haste. 6. Have Courage — A stout heart will carry you through difficulties. 7. Be Friendly — Only friendly people become successful leaders. 8. Cultivate Personality — Person­ality is to the human what perfume is to the flower. 9. Wear A Smile — it opens the door into the sunshine beyond. 10. Do your Best — For if you give to the world the best you have, the best will come back to you. — Anonymous 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 YInewood 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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