William Penn, 1964 (47. évfolyam, 5-21. szám)

1964-10-21 / 20. szám

October 21. 1964 William Penn PAGE 3 MOTOR CITY NEWS BRANCH 18 — DETROIT, MICHIGAN The BIG DECISION has been made — the National William Penn Bowling Tournament and Fellow­ship Days will be held in Detroit in 1965! Already local branch officers and bowlers are planning how best to accommodate the hundred of visit­ors who will be pouring into our dynamic metropolis. Unofficially, but probably it will be Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, with its 74 lanes, snack bars, quickie bars, arena, the concourse, as the locale of the tournament. The Statler-Hilton will probably be the official hotel for our visitors, and the Victory Dance, which should be one of the largest in recent years. As time goes on, more and more information about the interesting­­high lights of this vast metropolitan area will be given to the readers. WELCOME! BOWLERS AND GUESTS TO DETROIT IN 1965. * * * WILLIAM PENN SPORTS CLUB MIXED LEAGUE has expanded to 10 teams, bowling at Moose Lanes in Dearborn. Interest in this Wil­liam Penn Mixed League has been tremendous, bowling on alternate Saturday nights at 7:30 p. m. At this time, any William Penn business man who would like to sponsor one of these teams is cordially invited to contact the officers of the league. Sponsorship is minimal, 4 shirts and $10.00 entry fee. There may be several good prospects for new members among the few non-mem­bers bowling in this league, so we invite Division Managers Steve Úsz­tok and Andrew Vince, and District Manager Edward Darocy, to visit on bowling nights. * * * LADIES’ AUXILIARY will go on their Mystery Trip on November 12. Please contact Secretary Elvira László for further information — Luzon 1-2356, after 6 p. m. A fourth edition of the Auxiliary cook book, “Hungarian Treasures,” is just about to come off the presses. Contact Auxiliary President Mrs. John (Margaret) Veszprémi for your copy, 2415 Stair Street, Detroit 9, Michigan, or call Vinewood 1-7815. You may also buy a copy of this cook book at the District Office, 3920 Fort Street, Lincoln Park, War­wick 8 0887, from Bette Rigo. Mail copies are $1.55, $1.25 if you pick tip your copy. Election of officers for the Auxili­ary will be held in December. Meet­ings are held the first Wednesday of each month at the Magyar House, 8005 W. Jefferson, Detroit. SPORTS CLUB NEWS: The Sports Club will have its Christmas party on Saturday evening, December 19th, and its annual fund-raising will come to a conclusion. Election of officers will be held at the December meeting. Funds from the Sports Club are used as entry fees in the National William Penn Bowling Tournament, and all members must work — or pay your own! ANNUAL CHILDREN’S CHRIST­MAS PARTY: This will be held the second Sunday of December, after the meeting, December 13th this year. There will be a program, gifts, refreshments and Santa Claus. More details on this next month. SOCIAL AFTERNOONS after every branch meeting will be held, beginning in October. There are games, prizes and refreshments for all members and their friends. Election of officers of branch 18 will be held in January. This is an important meeting and should be at­tended by all our members. The pro­gram for the year is decided at this time, the budget for the coming year is planned, new officers elected, and in short, the activities of the branch are crystallized at the January meet­ing. Plan to attend! —JOLÁN LUCAS “THE FERRET” Reporter Branch High Lights TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The English WILLIAM PENN la published the THIRD WEDNESDAY of EVERY MONTH. It will be published next on November 18. Notices and other short items will be acceptable up to the deadline, November 11. Long contributions, such as ar­ticles, should reach the editor no later than November 4. 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, PA. 15219 13 TRENTON, New Jersey Regular meetings of this branch are held on the second Sunday of every month, beginning at 2 p.m., at the district office, 1030 South Broad Street. 14 CLEVELAND, Ohio Members of the branch spent an enjoyable afternoon and evening in a social gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Torda, Wil­loughby, Ohio. Among the - guests were Nicholas Juhasz, president of Branch 14; Paul Magyari, Vice Pre­sident, and his wife; Joseph Kovács, treasurer; John Bozsvay, controller, and his wife; Mr. and Mrs. Emery Gal, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toth, Louis Torda and Mrs. Joseph Csiszár. Members and their friends are urged to attend the card party on Sunday, October 25, beginning 2 p.m., at St. Stephen’s Club, at which occasion Paul Magyari and Berta­lan Szilagyi, and other members, will be honored by the branch. Stephen Szappanos Reporter 21 YOUNGSTOWN, A new album titled, “A Bouquet of Hungarian Songs,” featuring Lou Sikora and his orchestra, has just been released. Mr. Sikora often plays for William Penn functions, including several national William Penn bowling tournament dinners. 51 PASSAIC, New Jersey This branch will hold a dinner­­dance Saturday at 8 p.m., November 21, at the President Palace Ball Room, 115 President St., Passaic, N. J. Music and entertainment will be furnished by the Caravan Gypsy Orchestra. Veteran members will re­ceive their 50-Year Member Em­blems at this affair, and two for­mer branch managers, Mrs. Eliza­beth Kerstner and John Zakopcsan will be honored. For tickets and re­servations call the Passaic district office at 471-1095, or any of the branch officers. Members andfriends are invited to attend this event. The Entertainment Committee 141 ELLWOOD CITY, Pennsylvania Branch President John Bokor and his wife recently spent six weeks visiting their relatives in Hungary and in the former Transylvania, now a part of Rumania. It was their first trip to their homeland in 44 years. Mr. Bokor has a brother, Denis, and a married sister, Susan, in Bu­dapest. Mrs. Bokor, the former Martha Kovecsi, has two brothers, Samuel and Albert, and four mar­ried sisters, Esther, Susan, Julia and Bertha, in Transylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Bokor are very happy that they made the trip t© Europe, the realization of their long­time dream. Mother’s Right Father: “Mabel, that young man. of yours stays too late when he calls. Hasn’t your mother something' to say to you about that?” Mabel: “Yes, father — mother says men haven’t changed a bit.”----------§----------­Etiquette Mother (to small boy who is going to a party) — “Now, dear, what are you going to do when you’ve had enough to eat?” Little Tommy — “Come home.” Ledger Assets — Aug., 1964 Bonds .................................................................................................$ $24.278.621 Ag Stocks ................................................................................................... 2,002,383.08 Mortgages ................................................................................................ 1,455,139.69 Home Office Building and Other Association Owned Real Estate ................................................. 1,170,761.99 Branch Real Estate Loan ............................................................... 47,526.33 Policy Loans and Liens ................................................................... 1,074,815.39 Cash and Bank Deposits ................................................................... 388,631.28 Other Assets ....................................................................................... 49,978.18 Total Ledger Assets ..................................................................$ 30,467,857.86 Less: Liabilities ................................................................................... -16,514.44 Net Ledger Assets — August 31, 1964 ......................................$ 30,451,313.42 Julius E. Somogyi, Treasurer John Sabo, Controller FINANCIAL STATEMENT Aug., 1964 Life Disability Pension Total Department Department Department Ledger Assets — July 31, 1964 $28,608,647.49 $1,449,581.93 $375,050.15 $30,433,279.57 INCOME Monthly Dues $ 157,261.63 $ 19,730.09 $ —0— $ 176,991.72 Miscellaneous Income 35,480.00 —0— —0— 35,480.00 Investment Income 79,848.05 —0— 448.68 80,296.73 Capital Gains 2,008.84 —0— —0— 2.00S.84 Pension Plan Income —0— —0— 1,083.50 1,083.50 Total Income $ 274,598.52 $ 19,730.09 $ 1,532.18 $ 295,860.79 DISBURSEMENTS # Claims $ 183,736.17 $ 12,172.09 $ —0— $ 195,908.26 Dividends 8,475.21 —0— —0— 8,475.21 Miscellaneous 832.90 —0— —0— 832.90 Commissions 22.595.19 1,245.17 —0— 23,840.36 General Operating Expenses 45,132.05 —0— —0— 45,132.05 Taxes, Licenses and Fees 1,112.35 —0— —0— 1,112.35 Capital Losses 1,012.08 —0— —0— 1,012.08 Pension Plan Payments —0— —0— 1,483.73 1,483.73 Total Disbursements $ 262,895.95 $ 13,417.26 $ 1,483.73 $ 277,796.94 Total Net Ledger Assets — August 31, 1964 $28,620,350.06 $1,455,894.76 $375,098.60 $30,451,343.42 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI, National Treasurer JOHN SABO, National Controller

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