William Penn, 1963 (46. évfolyam, 5-23. szám)

1963-04-17 / 8. szám

April 17, 1963 PAGE 3 BRANCH BRIEFS TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The English WILLIAM PENN is published the THIRD WEDNESDAY of EVERY MONTH. It will be published next on May 15. Notices and other short items will be acceptable up to the deadline, May 7. Long contributions, such as ar­ticles, should reach the editor no later than May 4. If possible, material for publication should be typewritten and on ONE SIDE of paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, allowing SUFFICIENT MARGIN. Address all contributions to: EDITOR WILLIAM PENN WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION 436 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 19, PA. * * • The WILLIAM PENN FRA­TERNAL ASSOCIATION main­tains a corps of skilled field men. Contact these representa­tives who will gladly acquaint you with the many forms of protection and investment of­fered by the WILLIAM PENN. fr CHICAGO Illinois Members of Branch 15, Chicago, Illinois are advised by the Home Of­fice that the services of Regional Manager Milan Vukmirovic were terminated as of March 15, 1963. DETROIT, Michigan BRANCH NEWS: The HARVEST PICNIC and RÁKÓCZI DAY all day picnic, dancing entertainment and fraternal fun to be held Sunday, August 4th at the Magyar Picnic Grounds near Estral Beach is mov­ing along with the work of the va­rious committees. RESERVE THE DATE — SUN­DAY, AUGUST 4TH — ESTRAL BEACH! CHILDREN’S DAY — The Branch 18 Annual Children’s Day Picnic, with games, prizes and en­tertainment will be held at the Ma­gyar Picnic Grounds on Sunday, June 23rd. Admission will be free of charge on this date. BUS CHARTER: A time limit of April 25th is being set to determine if a full charter of 38 passengers can be secured. The Greyhound Bus Co. must know by May 1st if a charter will be made, with a cash deposit in advance. Please contact this writer at 12996 Rosedale, Southgate, Michigan, Avenue 3-0731 for further details — and make your reserva­tions! REGULAR MONTHLY MEET­INGS are held the first Wednesday evening of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Magyar Hall, 8005 W. Jeffer­son, Detroit. A social hour of games and refreshments follows every busi­ness meeting. MONTHLY CARD PARTIES: The next card party will be held Sunday, April 21st at the Magyar Hall, 8005 W. Jefferson Avenue, Detroit beginning at 2 p.m. Refresh­ments will include home-baked Hun­garian doughnuts (or fank!) and there will be enough to purchase for home use. All card parties of the Auxiliary are held the third Sunday of each month. William Penn AUXILIARY ANNUAL OUT­ING: Instead of a Mystery Trip as originally planned, the auxiliary members will get together at the Grez Club on Saturday, evening, April 27th. Please notify your sec­retary Elvira László, 7039 Kingsley, Dearborn, Luzon 1-2356 so she may make the necessary reservations for the group. Hostesses for the April meeting were Mrs. Susan Nellinger, Mrs. Ann Somergary and Mrs. Martha Balosé. Thanks ladies, the refresh­ments were delicious! COOK-BOOK: Price $1.55 each (includes 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. VInewood 1-7815. Make checks payable to: WILLIAM PENN BR. 18 LADIES’ AUXILIARY COOK­BOOK ACCOUNT. Jolán Lucas, Branch Reporter. 07 TOLEDO ^ * Ohio We hope that each and every one of you had a fine Easter season. Toledo is sending 4 men’s teams and 2 women’s teams to the tourn­ament — along with several wives of the bowlers to cheer the bowlers — anticipating that we will have champions among those bowling. Captains of the womens teams are Rose Bodnar and Jackie Alex. Jack­ie’s team is the defending women’s champions, — and look out, gals, they aim to retain that crown! Good luck, girls! The captains of the mens teams are Steve “Pete" Toth, Joseph Hornyak, Frank Veres, and Steve Ivancso. A bus is in the process of being chartered — so — if anyone desires to see New York at a reduced rate, kindly call the office at OX 3-8162 or call Hazel Vischer at GR 5-9494. Tho.^e wishing to go by train with reserved seats, call the office as soon as possible. Those who will he driving by car should leave early enough in order that their going­­will be by the daylight. Traffic in New York — on Memorial Day should be on the light side — take the Lincoln Tunnel to the Com­modore Hotel on 42nd Street. Jula Feyes took a back seat to his young son Jeffrey recently in the bowling circles. Jula takes his son out for lessons and the sharp left-handed youngster proceeds to show his All Star dad a few tricks of his own. Nice going, Jeff, we need subs very badly on Tuesday even­ings, — so keep bowling — and keep in shape! Mitzi Toth is building up mo­mentum for New York with a plus 180 game. Rusty Krolak is in splen­did tournament form with a fine 697. Gary Vischer, the football star at Detroit U, has tak^n up handball to stay in shape and at this writing his opponent will be Dr. John Scopis for the states singles handball cham­pionship. Good luck, Gary. Mrs. Klara Weller was a happy girl the other day. She was chosen calendar girl for a day by the local radio station WOHO. We add our own congratulations to Klara. On the sick list this month is Mrs. Anna Antal. We wish her a speedy re­covery. Our condolences to the Stephen Toth and Stephen Feher families on the passing of their dear fathers. We would like to call your at­tention to an important fact con­cerning hospitalization and group insurance. This concerns the family man whose children have attained the age of 18. Kindly check your policies for anyone in your family who has reached this age or will be in the near future. If this is the case where your child may not be eligible for group coverage, call us so that the proper hospitalization coverage can be had. We have a variety of hospitalization contracts so please call us before you have an illness and then find you have no coverage. 0/j PITTSBURGH, 04: Pennsylvania President Michael Kara reports that Branch 34, Pittsburgh, Pa. will renew its program of children’s Hun­garian Folk Dancing lessons on the first Saturday of May, 1963. All parents who are interested in re­gistering their children for the Dance instructions should attend the Branch Ladies Auxiliary meeting on April 24, 1963 at 8 P.M. in the Magyar Ház, 120 Flowers Ave., or call Mrs. Kara, JA 1-5287. Branch 34 will also organize a Ladies and Mens Bowling Team, all who are interested should attend the monthly Branch meeting for further details and information. Meetings are held in the Magyar Ház 3 PAL on the second Sunday of each month. It was resolved at the March Branch meeting that RÁKÓCZI YEAR will be celebrated with a Picnic on Sunday, July 21, 1963 in the Hazelwood Sportsman Park. ><Q NEW YORK, 40 New York GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. & Mrs. John Csabina of 3118- 31st Street, Astoria recently cele­brated their 50th, GOLDEN WED­DING ANNIVERSARY. A party in their honor was held at the home of Bill Csabina in Myosset, Long Island. The honored couple has three boys: Bill, John & Aladar, also five grandchildren. The cele­brants have been members of the Association for'53 years, and we too extend our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to them. PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania Hello again, folks! It seems a long time between our newspaper visits, but I hope that more and more of you will notice our column and an­xiously read the “76” news. Our meeting was held .March 9th, and the officers are pleased to note that with each meeting the attendance is increasing. But what about you other folks? Won’t you reserve the second Saturday night of the month to be with your friends? Each and every one of you is needed to help, and perhaps advise, the officers in vari­ous upcoming events for our Phila­delphia group. Wining, dining and dancing — all add up to our big social event of the year, namely our Thanksgiving Holiday Dance. This November we would like to make our dance a real gala affair. Our dance committee is striving to reserve a more suitable club than in the past, especially in regards to parking facilities, good food anti dancing space. We are open tcC any suggestions to further the success of our Thanksgiving Dance! So how about it, folks? Come to the meetings and lend us your helping hand. Just a reminder, friends, that va­cation time will soon be here! Have you given it much thought as yet? What about that secret yen of yours to go traveling? Wouldn't a trip to Europe — especially HUNGARY — he terrific? The opportunity for just such a trip is here! William Penn is organizing groups to fly to Hungary this summer. Give this planned trip serious thought, folks. Make THIS years vacation the best of all! At our meetings, our District Manager Mr. Kemenes, will gladly furnish you with specific details of these trips. Good friends never forget — so to all of you born in the month of April — Happy Birthday! Some­body told — so, “birthday greetings” to: Mr. Stephen Szemes — April 1st; Mr. Anthony Noel — April 1st; Mrs. Andrew Györgyi — April 14th; and Mrs. Stephen Szemes — April 25th. As you can see, many things come about at our meetings, so do come and be an active, interested member! Julia Melnick Branch Reporter. PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania The elected officers for the Branch are: President: L. Louis Horvath, Vice President: Joseph M. Stripo, Treasurer: John M. Mikula, Record­ing Secretary: Michael J. Toth, Hon. Pres, and Aud. Michael Mikula, Sgt. at Arms & Auditor: James G. Po­well, Auditor: Steve Torma. Meetings are held 3rd Tuesday of each month at 1403 No. Mascher St. BUTLER Pennsylvania Frank Vargo Sr. who died March 19, 1963 was a member of the As­sociation for more than fifty years, the late Mr. Vargo migrated to this country 58 years ago- and during his lifetime contributed much to the growth of the American-Hungarian Community. He is survived by his widow neé Margaret Yuhasz, four children and nine grandchildren. We extend our sympathies to the family. NORTHAMPTON, Pennsylvania Branch 216 will host the Lehigh Valley William Penn Branches in ce­lebrating the RÁKÓCZI YEAR and also honoring the 50 year members of each participating Branch. The following Branches will participate: Br. 90, Allentown, Pa., Br. 98 Beth­lehem, Pa„ Br. 133 Phillipsburg, N. J., Br. 168 Palmerton, Pa., and the host Branch 216, Northampton, Pa. The banquet will be held May 4, 1963 at 7 P. M. in the Hungarian Hall, 13th Street and Stewart Sts, Northampton, Pa. Tickets may be purchased at the District Office, 410 Adams Street, Beth­lehem, Pa. or from the Officers of the participating Branches. Price per person $2.00. Excellent food will be (Continued on Page 8)

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