William Penn Life, 1971 (6. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1971-11-01 / 4. szám
Marie HL Jávor — Ohio ft 2 — Branch 17 Joseph Javorsky — Pa» ft 22 — Branch 85 Louis Jesso Pao ft 16 — Branch 150 John M. Juhasz — N.Y. ft 2 - Branch 383 Stephen Jurko — Mich. ft 2 — Branch 56 Michael R0 Kara — Pa. # 3 — Branch 34 Calvin Karnya — Ohio # 1 — Branch 14 William So Kastan — Ohio # 1 — Branch 14 László Kereszti — Auditing Committee — Branch 48 Albert Go Kertesz — Auditing Committee - Branch 249 Frank G0 Knaver — |nd. # 1 — Branch 130 Albert Vo Kocsis — Conn. ft 1 — Branch 001 William Co Kohut — Auditing Committee — Branch 89 Mary Kolish — Pa„ ft 17 — Branch 500 Paul Korniczky — NoY0 # 1 — Branch 48 William Jo Kovach — Pao # 12 — Branch 159 Dru Andrew Kovács — Director — Branch 14 Aloysius Kreger — N0J0 # 2 — Branch 16 John Kukuda — Pa0 # 2 - Branch 26 Geza J0 Lang — Pa„ # 8 — Branch 98 Stephen Lang, Jr0 — Director — Branch 98 Elvira László — Micho # 1 — Branch 18 Stephen Lestician — NoJo # 1 — Branch 13 Julius Macker — Director — Branch 18 Frank Magyary — Ohio # 5 — Branch 44 Margaret Marhan — N0Y0 ft ] — Branch 48 Susie Mataya — ML ft 3 — Branch 276 John McCarthy — Conn0 # 1 — Branch 001 Jacob Meilitz — Conn» ft 1 — Branch 001 Elizabeth Messinger — Conn. ft 1 — Branch 001 Stephen Mészáros — NoJ0 # 2 — Branch 16 Louis Ro Miller — Ohio ft 7 — Branch 129 Mary Miller — Pa* ft 5 — Branch 59 John Motko — Ohio # 9 — Branch 249 Julius Nadas — Ohio # 6 — Branch 45 Andrew Nagy — Conn. ft 1 — Branch 001 Denes Nagy — |IL # 3 — Branch 187 John Nagy — Ohio ft 3 — Branch 27 Roger Nagy — Pa, # 6 — Branch 71 Helen Nemeth — Auditing Committee — Branch 009 Anthony G, Noel — Pa0 # 7 — Branch 76 Steve Novak — N.Y. ft 3 — Branch 68 Gaspar Papp Mich* ft 1 - Branch 18 John P0 Paukovits - N.Y. # 1 - Branch 48 John Pécsi — Ind. ft 2 — Branch 132 Stephen Petruska — Pa. ft 11 — Branch 008 Frank Radvany — N.J. # 1 — Branch 13 Frank J„ Radvany — Director — Branch 13 Frank Revesz — Pa. # 1 — Branch 008 Edward Mo Rietski — Pa. # 10 — Branch 226 Andrew Rinko — N.J0 # 4 — Branch 51 Frank Ruskay — Ohio # 1 — Branch 14 John Sabo — Pa. # 10 — Branch 226 Steve Sándor — Ohio ft 4 — Branch 28 Joseph Semetko — Ohio # 1 — Branch 14 Louis L0 Siebert — Pa0 ft 10 — Branch 226 Julius Eo Somogyi — National Treasurer — Branch 296 Albert J0 Stelkovics — National Secretary — Branch 296 Joseph Sc Taylor - N.Y. ft 2 - Branch 383 Julius Telegdy — Pa0 # 11 — Branch 296 Lillian Thomas — N.J. # 3 — Branch 19 Joseph Toma — Director — Branch 48 Mary B. Tomcsak — Ohio # 4 — Branch 28 Michael F. Tomcsak — Ohio # 4 — Branch 28 Edward Torda — Ohio # 1 — Branch 14 Andrew Toth — Micho # 1 — Branch 18 Elmer W» Toth — Pa0 # 13 — Branch 89 Joseph Toth — Ohio ft 1 — Branch 14 Kalman Toth — NoJ0 ft 4 — Branch 51 Andrew Vámos — Pac ft 3 — Branch 34 George Varga — Micho # 3 — Branch 214 Louis Lo Varga — Vice President — Branch 001 Paul Varga — |ndo ft 2 — Branch 132 Stephen JD Varga — Conn0 ft 1 — Branch 001 William Vasas — Conn0 # 1 — Branch 001 Anthony Vass — N0J0 ft 3 — Branch 19 Louis Vassy — Director — Branch 249 Stephen Vayda — N0J» ft 6 — Branch 133 Stephen Vechy - N0J0 ft 1 - Branch 13 John P0 Veszprémi — Auditing Committee — Branch 18 Kenneth J0 Wentland — Indo ft 2 — Branch 132 Frank J. Wukovits, Jr0 — Indo ft 2 — Branch 132 Frank Jc Wukovits, Sr. — Director — Branch 132 Frank Zimmerman — N.J. ft 4 — Branch 51 Also present are General Counsel Gay Bc Banes and Medical Director, Dr» Samuel C. Gomory. 9. Moved and seconded that further Roll Calls be dispensed with, and each District will report any absent delegate to the Convention Chairman. 10. National President Charles introduced Mr. Zoltán Gombos, Editor, Publisher of the Szabadság and Népszava, representing the Hungarian Daily Newspapers. He also introduces Mr. Eugene Szebedinsky, Editor and Publisher of the Magyarság, representing the Hungarian Weekly papers. 11. In memory of the deceased members of the William Penn Fraternal Association, a truly ecumenical memorial service is conducted by Rev. Andrew Pc Jacobs, Director, Pastor, Holy Cross, R0 Co Church, Detroit, Michigan and Rev. Imre Kovács, Pastor, United Church of Christ, Springdale, P ennsyl van ia8 A portion of the services was conducted in Hungarian as a tribute to the Founding Fathers of the Association and their descendants«. National President Charles also participated in the services. 12. Mr. Gay B. Banes, General Counsel, introduced the Honorable Peter Flaherty, Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Mayor Flaherty extended to the members of the Convention the City's off icial welcome and expressed the hope that everyone would enjoy their stay in the renaissance city«, 1 3. It is moved, seconded and unanimously adopted by the Convention that the Roberts Rules of Order be used in the proceedings of the 27th National Convention. 14. President Charles announces that the Chair is now open for nominations for Convention Chairman. Reverend Andrew PD Jacobs, Director, places in nomination the name of Elmer Charles as Chairman of the 27th National Convention. Speeches in support are made by Mr. Frank Radvany, New Jersey District ft 1; Albert V. Kocsis, Connecticut District ft 1; Albert J„ Stelkovics, National Secretary; Mr. John Veszprémi, Auditing Committee; John Bokor, Sr., Pennsylvania District# 18. Mr.-J ohn J avor, Ohio D istr ict ft 1 2 places in nomination the name of Frank J. Wukovits, Sr- In support of the nomination, Mr. Stephen G. Danko, Michigan ft 1 speaks and also Director Stephen Ivancso who spoke in Hungarian. Having no further nominations the Chairman declares nominations closed. Both Mr. Charles and Mr. Wukovits accept the nomin ati on. In accordance with the provisions of the By-Laws, the election is to be by secret ballot. John P«, Balia, Vice President now assumes the Chair. The following are appointed Tellers; John Me Carthy Julius Telegdy Albert Ibos Frank Ruskay Joseph Arvay John Pécsi The Tellers passed out the ballots after it had been established that there were 142 voting members present. John Me Carthy, Chairman of the Tellers announces that Mr. Charles received 86 votes and Mr. Frank J. Wukovits, Sr. 56 votes. Accordingly, Mr. Charles is declared to be the duly elected Chairman of thie 27th National Convention. Mr. Elmer Charles expresses his sincere thanks and appreciation for the confidence placed in him and he pledges to be fair and just as Chairman of the Convention. Mr. Frank J. Wukovits, Sr. thanks those who expressed desire in his favor for the Chairmanship. He pledges to cooperate in all respects with the Convention Chairman. 15. It is moved, seconded and adopted by the Convention that the ballots be destroyed by the Tellers. Mr. John McCarthy reports to the Convention that the ballots have been destroyed as ordered. 16. Chairman Charles declares that nominations for two Vice 7
