William Penn Life, 1969 (4. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1969-06-01 / 6-7. szám
VOLUME 4 JUNE-JULY, 1969 NUMBER 6-7 official publication 26th Annual Tournament and Fellowship of the willia« fenn DayS jn New York City Enjoyed by All FPATFRNAL ASSOCIATION ' # ■ # # Close to a thousand William renn members and their friends took part in the Memorial Day weekend celebrations in New York City on May 31st and I une 1st. 1969. The fraternal devotion to our Asso-William Penners In The News William Penn members receive American-Hungarian Civic Association Scholarship in Trenton, New Jersey ciation drew our fine members from all over the country, in many instances from as far as twelve hundred miles away. Many guests took advantage of the fine offer made by the hotel and arrived days ahead to enjoy the many attracting sightseeing possibilities offered by the big city. The tournament started with the welcoming words of Branch 48, president, Albert Ibos at 9 o’clock. He introduced national president Elmer Charles. Mr. Charles after his usual inspiring talk to the bowlers and their friends, rolled out the first ball. (It was well done, but he didn’t get a strike!) It was a pleasure to watch the bowlers having a grand time, enjoying the games immensely. The bowling ended in the early afternoon and everyone got ready for the cocktail party. At 5:30 o’clock four areas were set-up to serve refreshments to all the guests present. It was a difficult task to end the party at 7 o’clock. Everyone seemed to enjoy the change from the usual dinner routine. At 8:45 o’clock director Joseph Toma welcomed the guests and called on Patricia E. Radvany Two William Penn members of Branch 13, Trenton, New Jersey were the recipients of scholarship awards at the Annual Scholarship Award Dance sponsored by the American-Hungarian Civic Association, Trenton, N. J. The area high school graduates were László Adam, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Adam of 52 Betts Avenue, Trenton, N. J. and Patricia E. Radvany, daughter of National Director and Mrs. Frank J. Radvany of 2006 Yardley Road, Morrisville, Pa. László Adam is a graduate of Law(Continued on page 9) HAPPY GROUP. — Tournament Administrator Director Joseph Toma, National Vice Presidents Varga and Lenart, National President Charles, Tournament Co-Administrator Director Hegedűs. president Charles to greet the members and friends. Mr. Charles skillfully delivered the message of the officers and board of directors . . . “Our tournaments President Charles rolls the first ball. and fellowship days have become an integral part of our fraternal life and with the encouragement we receive from our members who make up the bowling teams it is the intention of the Association to continue and accelerate the functions as mandated by the last convention . . .” He thanked the administrators and Branch 48 members for the tremendous effort they had put into the (Continued on page 5)
