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

1963-04-17 / 8. szám

PAGE 8 April 17, 1963 William Penn William Penn Annual Bowling Tournament (Continued from Page 7) Br. Name of Bowlers Code D-Lane-S 2 Poniatowski H. MEN Shimko Dan 1 48 . 50 2 Patrick Ches. Pollock Leo 1 47 49 2 Petrovits V. Frye Joseh 1 46 48 2 Masloski Frank Basalaj Bernard 60 45 47 2 Nemeth Emery Klokis Daniel 60 44 46 8 Duray Michael Griffith Charles 2 43 45 S Petruska Julius Siska Albert 2 42 44 8 Silka Francis Connor James 2 41 43 8 Kopach John Nau Gary 3 40 42 8 Woods Fritz Martin Paul 3 38 40 8 Krall Frank Tomscak Mike 4 39 41 8 Balogh Steve Faranda Tony 4 37 39 8 Nagy Charles Stasko Jay 5 36 38 8 Zonin John Tobakos Frank . 5 35 37 39 Toth C. Knapp Joseph 23 34 36 39 Vigosky J. Becze L. 23 33 35 39 Lukacs B. Fortune A. 24 32 34 39 Szimkanich A. Shebish W. 24 31 33 39 Gombosh E. Knapp John 24 30 32 76 Kiss Joseph Lovas Louis 29 25| 27 76 Gudas Joseph J uraky Stephen 29 24 26 76 Aranyi Alex Jon Oscar 29 22 24 76 Tormási László Kovács Mihály 30 26 28 76 Györgyi Andrew Gessner Richard 30 23 25 76 Farkas Frank Szemes S., Jr. 31 29 31 76 Noel Anthony Wlosak Peter 31 28 30 76 Benedek Gilbert Karoly Joseph 31 27 29 87 Micsko Sonny Weiser Ken 32 21 23 87 Powell Tom Torma Steve 32 20 22 87 Horvath Louis L. De Mario Frank 32 19 \ 21 87 Stripo Joe Powell James G. 32 18 20 88 Runco Louis A. Franceschi F. F. 33 17 19 88 Arduini Angelo Formaini Eugene 33 16 18 88 Rocco Joseph A. Rocco Donald 34 15 17 88 Piscolish Thomas Serbin George 34 14 16 88 Battaglia Ambrose • Pompelia William 34 13 15 159 Lightman Joseph Kovach Robert 45 12 14 159 Kulcsár Steven Kovach Alex 45 11 13 159 Kovach William Kocsi Bernard 45 10 12 216 Skrapits Stephen Filipovits And. 46 9 11 216 Yurasits Felix Graberits S. 46 8 10 216 Geosits John Knopf Frank 46 7- 9 336 Egresitz John Sinkovitz John 55 O O' 5 336 Wass Frank Walck Gerald 55 , 2 4 336 Krajcsik Charles Spagnolo Vince 55 1 3 336 Fabiankovitz G. Fabiankovitz A. 56 6 8 336 Faber Steve Fabiankovitz J. 56 5 7 336 Wass Joseph L. Acri Charles 56 4 6 MINOR EVENTS SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1963 2:00 P.M. 13 Miklós Ethel WOMEN Kovács Marion 104 45 47 13 Kovach Marge Vechy Louise 104 46 48 1 Kurisko George MEN Kopnicky Reg. 61 47 49 1 June Samuel Delcrognale J 61 48 50 1 Catino Samuel Halkovitch Edward 61 49 51 13 Sitko Andy Kovács Steve 6 50 52 13 Molnár Ted , Molnár Frank 6 51 53 13 Takach John Rotter Andrew 7 52 54 13 Radvany Frank Radvany Charles 7 ‘ .53 55 13 Smith Joseph Vechy Stephen 7 54 56 13 Kondor Andrew Fazekas John 8 55 57 13 Hegedűs Leslie Timko J ulius 8 56 58 16 Hrabár Michael Arva John 11 57 59 16 Hollo Joseph Jones Harry C. 11 58 60 19 Nemeth Louis Kish Louis 16 59 61 19 Su(ligan Steve Keller Louis 16 60 62 19 Toth Denis Balka Nicholas 16 61 63 48 Fabian Charles Rongo Joseph 25 62 64 48 Ibos Albert Partmann John 25 63 65 48 Skrapits John Anesanyi Alexander 23 64 66 51 Desics Endre Novak James 26 65 67 51 Barra Zigmund Varga Frank 26 66 68 FRANK J. CHER Tournament Administrator Pennsylvania Deputy Commissioner Resigns Many of us were closely Associated with the Hen. Thomas R. Balaban, 1st Deputy Commissioner of Insurance for the Com­monwealth of Pennsylvania since 1955. Mr. Balaban was a real fraternalist and attended many conventions of the various Societies, was always present at the Pa. State Fraternal Congress meetings and was always willing to plug the efforts of frater­­nalists. It is with regret that we now hear that Thomas R. Bala­ban has resigned his office and will return to active practice of law, opening offices at 223 No. Front St., Harrisburg, Pa. We trust Mr. Balaban will continue to remain friends with the Fraternals, we also wish him success in the resumption of his ; law practice. FELLOWSHIP DAYS NEARING (Continued From Page 2) Dancing will continue until 1 A.M. The Team Event winners will be announced during the Dance. All William Penn members, young and old, from near and far should be present to participate in the 20TH ANNUAL FELLOWSHIP DAYS. Forget your every day problems, come and join your fellow members in a week-end of unforgetable memories. Bring your children too. Mrs. Frank Cher a member of the Ladies Auxiliary has made arrangements to take all of the over age 6 children of bowlers on a sightseeing tour of New York while their parents bowl. The New York arrangements Committee will have an in­formation booth staffed in the Hotel. Director Ibos has stated that the Committee has only one thought in mind, provide each participant two unforgettable days in New York. BRANCH BRIEFS (Continued from Page 3) served and music will be furnished by Steve Matey and his* Hungarian orchestra. Members and friends of the William Penn Fraternal Asso­ciation are cordially invited to at­tend. John Fodor, Mgr. Br. 216. oop McKeesport uu\j Pennsylvania With the bowling Tournament just around the corner the enthusiasm has reached a fever pitch. The western migration will look like small potatoes when we start mov- j ing into New York City. We are sending five teams which is half of our league and hope to return as conquering heroes. Plans are being made to go by chartered Greyhound and at last count we have about twelve seats vacant. Anyone inter­ested in these vacancies and would desire to ride with us please call Paul Hope, our league president at 672-4310 in McKeesport. The round trip will cost approximately $13.00 if wre can fill these seats. Last month we introduced our of­ficers so each succeeding month I will try to bring some Branch high­lights to you. First, to make everyone more branch conscious and second, to show everyone that Branch 226 has many things to be proud of. To start with I give you the name of members Joseph Mondák, Suntrana Mining Co., Fairbanks, Al­aska. I’m not certain but I think out of the entire William Penn member­ship we have the only member from the 49th state. Mr. Mondák is not just a recent transplant either. He has lived in Alaska for many years. About two years ago Mr. Mondák in his normal fashion sent a semi­annual premium to me. The follow­ing month he sent another semi­annual premium. This of course was very strange and confusing until I read the note he had enclosed. He stated in his note that there was a great (rain robbery. Mail sacks were stolen and torn apart, coaches were destroyed and looted, and since there was no way of knowing whether his letter was on that train or not he sent me another one just in case. I relate this since here we have a recent incident (hat normally would have happened about 100 years ago out in the old west. It sort of makes your mind wonder and in this day and age I never expected to hear that Jesse James was back in busi­ness. Our 3rd Annual Tri-State Tourn­ament is moving along in fine fa­shion. Entries are coming in and everything points to another fine affair. See you at the Casa Loma Lanes, Apr. 28 at 3:00 P. M. Fred J. Stipkovits Branch Reporter. orn Yukon, Lit) I Pennsylvania A valued member of the Branch died as a result of an unfortunate accident. John M. Rocker, President of the Yukon-Waltz Telephone Co. wras performing maintenance work on company lines when he met with a fatal accident. Surviving are his widow neé Ethel Simon and two children Carol Sue and John. We extend sympathies to the bereaved family. DAP SPRINGDALE, LUX) Pennsylvania Branch 296, Springdale will sponsor a WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION BOWLING TOURN­AMENT Saturday, June 29, 1963 at 1 P. M. under the following condi­tions. 1. Tournament will take place at: ' TROCARINO LANES 400 Freeport St., New Kensington, Pa. Phone: 339-9404. 2. All participants must be Wil­liam Penn Members. 3. Tournament will be conducted on a handicap basis 2/3 handicap, 200 scratch. 4. All participants must be mem­bers of ABC or WIBC. The highest average for 1961-1962 year will be used. If no average available, then this season’s average to Jan. 30. 1963 in which case the league aver­age sheet must be submitted. 5. Team events only. In the event there will be a sufficient number of applicants, individual awards wjll be given. Participants may enter only once. 6. Guaranteed 100% return of prize fund. 7. Applications and entries to be sent to: Mr. Louis Antal, 1829 Fourth Ave., Arnold. Pa. 8. All teams will be notified of starting times. Registration must be no later than 30 minutes prior to starting time. 9. Remit an additional $2.00 for each person desiring to attend din­ner and dance which will be served in the Branch Home, 130 Walters Lane, Springdale. Pa. Entry fee: Bowling $6.00, Expense $11.50, lYize Fee $12.50, total: $30. Rosalie Clark Sr., Secretary Charles Darwin, the naturalist, whose The Voyage of the Beagle described his five ■ years exploration journey about South America, suf­fered constantly from seasickness.

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