William Penn Life, 1973 (8. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1973-07-01 / 3. szám

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The gathering was honored by the presence of the Hon. Ralph J. Perk, Mayor of the City of Cleveland, who welcomed the great William Penn Associa-ELMER CHARLES, Nat. Pres., JOSEPH SEMETKO, Br. 14„ ALBERT G. KERTESZ, Director, Tournament Administrator.

tion members to the exciting City. He was pleased to turn over to Mr. Elmer Charles the Key of the City, and then to show his sincere regards for the Hungarians, he and Mrs. Perk danced a csárdás to the delight of the audience.

A touching moment of the evening’s program was the unveiling of a portrait of the late Dr. Andrew Kovács, Director from Cleveland, Ohio. The William Penn Association Directors wished to memorialize the outstanding work Dr. Kovács had performed in the former Student Loan program by presenting his widow, Mrs. Margaret Kovács with a portrait of Dr. Kovács. Dr. Kovács had been an enthusiastic supporter of the new Scholarship Foundation. Mrs. Kovács was unable to be present thus Vice President John P. Balia accepted the portrait from National President Charles.

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SCHOLARSHIP DINNER-DANCE

ELMER CHARLES, Nat. Pres., MARY KARNYA, Mayor PERK.

The audience responded enthusiastically to the performance of the American-Hungarian Folk Dances, Directed by Miss Rita Karnya. This group presented some intricate and classical magyar dances and were the highlight of the evening’s entertainment program.

During the course of the evening, several large contributions and pledges of money were made (these are listed elsewhere in this issue).

Mr. Albert G. Kertesz, Tournament Administrator thanked the many bowlers for attending the Scholarship Dinner- Dance, thereby assuring its success.

Invocation was by the Rev. Gábor Brachna, while benediction was by Dr. Stephen Sabo, Pastor United Church of Christ and Vice President Hungarian Reformed Federation of America.

Councilman BOB LAUDIS, MRS. PERK, Mayor PERK, FRANK RUSKAY, Br. 14.

OFFICERS, DIRECTORS AND AUDITING COMMITTEE.

AMERICAN-HUNGARIAN DANCERS — MISS RITA KARNYA, DIRECTOR.

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