William Penn, 1964 (47. évfolyam, 5-21. szám)
1964-10-21 / 20. szám
October 21 1964 William Penn PAGE 7 WILLIAM PENN BRANCH 21 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Bowling! Bowling! How we enjoy bowling at Branch 21! This is the feeling shared by all the bowlers in the Youngstown William Penn Branch 21 Mixed Doubles League. To date we thave 18 teams. Every Sunday scores go up and averages go up, and, to boot, our enjoyment of the sport increases. Practice makes perfect, so it is said. In our case we have new bowlers hitting 242 actual by Frank Lorant (who deserves our admiration). Mike Tomcsak, Steve Sándor and Steve Novak are still up. Sheryl Bunchy, 16 years old, has a high average of 152; Kaye Matyas, 147; Kaye Novak, 160 game; JoAnn Krepcak, 175; and Yours Truly, 163. This is the second week of bowling only. So . . Would you like to have fun like us? Then join us! We bowl every Sunday, 4 p.m., at McGuffey Lanes. For further information get in touch with Mike Tomcsak at SW 9-2764. Even if you do not wish to bowl, you are welcome to come as a spectator cheering us. We enjoy spectators. President Bunchy is with us every Sunday. It is most important, however, that our members attend the branch meetings. They are held the second Tuesday of every month at St. Stephen’s Church, 854 Wilson Ave., beginning promptly at 7:30 p. m. Be a branch meeting attender! Finally, for your insurance needs see or telephone District Manager William E. Koleszar in the Wick Building, downtown. MARY TOMCSAK Reporter THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION announces with profound sorrow the death of SAMUEL NAJPAUER Branch 88, Yatesboro, Pa. — September 1, 1964, an ILLUSTRIOUS MEMBER of this Association. The Board of Directors in paying final Tribute to the memory of our ILLUSTRIOUS MEMBER, conveys on behalf of the membership of the Association, its deepest sympathy to the bereaved family. Report of Deaths Death benefits were paid in MONTH OF AUGUST, 1964 to the beneficiaries of the following deceased members: Br. Name Br. Name 1 Pacsai Mrs. Illés 70 Marko Joseph 1 Pataki John 70 Wittik Vilmos 8 Gagan Mrs. John 74 Mikstai István 8 Gaydos Andrasne 80 Gaboda Mihály 8 Molnár Joseph 89 Nagy Mrs. Bíiklós 9 Muller Ferenc 89 Uhrinyak Istvanne 10 Klier Joseph 98 Daminics Mrs. Frank 13 Zadareczky John 98 Klucsik Gyula 14 Babinyecz János 104 Spitz Andrew W., Jr. 14 Mark Mrs. Frank 108 Szabados John 14 Pilcsuk Michael 127 Shutack Janos 14 Zsoka Mrs. Paul 129 Rod Alex 15 Alt Alois 132 Tusing Clarence A 16 Farkas Joseph 132 Ivankovig Mrs. Paul 16 Gilanyi Mrs. Alex 132 Mikulyak John 16 Monek Charles, Sr. 133 Nagy George Jr. 16 Szitar Mrs. Joseph 136 Peter Istvanne 18 Folding Joseph 187 Heidrik Gezane 18 Pokorny John L 214 Santa Joseph 19 Knapp Frank 214 Vizi Gabor 19 Molnár Mrs. Ignatz 218 Uher Joseph 20 Bellak Sandorne 226 Desefy Mrs. Sophie 34 Kozma Mrs. Joseph 226 Egerszegi Andrew 42 Balogh John 230 Szarvas Mihály 42 Zambori Mrs. László 248 Kiss András 44 Carabe’li Dr. Louis 249 Kender Ferencz 44 Gachas Louis 275 Hauser Robert 44 Pinczes Joseph 278 Lampert Mrs. Helen 44 Sohaida Barney B 286 Makonsky Mihály 44 Werny Anthony 324 Peter Joseph 45 Mikula János 348 Rudas György 45 Uhrin Martin, Jr. 383 Berzak Mrs. Anna 48 Csabina John Mrs. 383 Lukacs Albert 48 Kissi William B. 383 Paar Mrs. Michael 48 Racz Joseph 525 File Sándor 48 Szuhi Mrs. Mary 525 Onody Albert 525 Szedlak István 48 Veghso Julius 559 Szomolya Peter 51 Jozsa Marton 582 Marcincin J. Mrs. 70 Bodnar Zoltán 590 Vaskó Lajos, Mrs. MAY THEY REST IN PEACE ! California Member Excels as Student Teri Ilona Kamenar, 16-year old danghter of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Kamenar, graduated from South Tahoe High School on June 11 as the most distinguished member of the class of 151 graduates. Teri’s grandfather was Director Alexander Gyulay who died shortly after the William Penn National Convention in 1959, and who before moving to California was one of the top Field Men of the Association in the Detroit area. Birs. Gyulay lives in Van Nuys, California. The ace girl student was valedictorian at her graduation. She won almost a $1,000 worth of scholarships: She was recipient of the University of California scholarship for $450; Rotary scholarship for $250; and the Lake Tahoe Insurance Agents awarded her $250. Further, she represented South Tahoe High School in the competition for the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Scholarship Award. She was nominated by the Senior Class with two other girls. They were selected on the basis of the leadership, service and patriotism they had shown toward their school in the past years, The high school faculty chose Teri on her record. She took the American History test in March. Teri was the first girl to be honored by election to post of Student Body Chief Justice. Eligibility for the candidacy required a 3.5 grade average, Heretofore the post 'had always been held by boys. Other achievements of this remarkable young girl are: Head of Student Court, member of Student Council, member of Scholarship Federation for 4 years, Career Day Chairman, and voted by the Senior Class as “Most Likely to Succeed.” What are Teri’s plans for the future? She has entered the University of California at Davis this fall where she is studying to become a clinical psychologist. With her scholastic background, we are sure she ■wall achieve her aims, and our congratulations to Teri Ilona Kamenar on her fine record of learning. ^ s-Report of Deaths Death benefits were paid in MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1964 to the beneficiaries of the following deceased members: Branch Name Branch Name 1 Furjesz Jr. Joseph 98 Do'gos István 1 Toth Mrs. Frank 108 Koleszar Lajos Jr. 3 Griboczky Lajos 108 Toth Josephne 3 Imri Joseph 129 László Albert 5 Karaszi Julius 129 Paudicz Stephen 8 Parlock Alex 130 Stirminski Daniel 13 Toth Agnes 132 Gorbitz Mrs. Anthony Sr. 14 Kolozsvary Kalman 132 Hartman Andrasne 16 Stevens Joseph P 132 Hernitz Louis v 18 Benko Bela 132 Kovács Paul 18 Jaksa József 132 Vas Frank 18 Nemeth Frank Sr. 133 Benvegnu Antal 18 Vizsi Kalman 136 Botos Andrew 19 Elies Mrs. Alex 136 Singhoffer Rudolf 19 Pauk John 152 Semethy William A. 19 Toth John 163 Gyorbiro Pál 22 Kiss Mrs. Stephen 187 Lelik Katherine E. 26 Eles Michael Mrs. 218 Petrovich Joseph 44 Bacsó Peter 249 Czeiszperger Mrs. Joseph 44 Olah Janosne 275 Papp Mihalyne 45 Gall Steven 286 Marsalko John 45 Tatar Stephen 292 Konyha George 48 Gorkish Ferencne 303 Timar Lukacsne 56 Kovács Margaret Mrs. 348 Stupar Edward 61 Kish Louis 349 Varga Janosne 69 Lasko Mrs. Stephen 383 Angel George 70 Fazekas John 466 Topscher William 70 Ivanits John 500 Robos John 76 Fodor Jr. Mrs. John 525 Gall Steve 88 Najpauer Samuel 525 Habosi István 93 Cserepi István 525 Racz Anna 93 Elekes Joseph 582 Elies Mary Mrs. MAY THEY REST IN PEACE !
