William Penn Life, 1979 (14. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1979-07-01 / 3. szám
Final Results ot Bowling Tournament. . ,(cont.) (Continued from Page 9) 10. Darlene Szatmári Marg Kish Southgate, Mi. 1042 11.80 $021.80 WOMEN'S PRIZE — DOUBLES EVENT- WOMEN ACTUAL ACTUAL PRIZE 1. Marge Marron Peggy Walls Windber, Pa. 1037 FM AM Electronic Readout Digital Clock Radio WOMEN'S PRIZE LIST — SINGLE EVENT — HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT 1. Mary Molnár Detroit, Mi. 605 $ 75.00 2. June Elmore Beaver Falls, Pa. 599 60.00 3. Helen Motyka Chicago, III. 594 45.00 4. Ann Ondo Bordentown, N.J. 588 36.00 5. Kathy Starr Leechburg, Pa. 577 25.00 6. Emma Toth Trenton, Mi. 571 23.00 7. Cindy Hartman Cleveland, Ohio 565 21.00 8. Darlene Szatmári Southgate, Mi. 563 19.00 9. Mary Hodits Chicago, III. 560 ) 15.00 10. Irene Molnár Southgate, Mi. 560 )TIE 15.00 11. Gerry McMackin New York, N.Y. 560 ) 15.00 12. Joan Nalesnik Beaver Falls, Pa. 558 12.00 13. Barbara Balawajder McKeesport, Pa. 556 11.00 14. Linda Cuadrado McKeesport, Pa. 551 oo o 15. Irene Nemeth Youngstown, Oh. 549 )TIE 8.50 16. Janet Setlock Wickliffe, Oh. 589 ) 8.50 17. Kathleen Rulis Leechburg, Pa. 587 7.00 18. Margaret Bosits Niles, III. 588 6.00 19. Eleanor Kender Dearborn, Mi. 542 )TIE 4.90 20. Ruth Farkas Milwaukee, Wise. 542 ) 4.90 $821.80 WOMEN’S PRIZE -- SINGLE EVENT -- ACTUAL ACTUAL PRIZE 1. Gerry McMackin New York, N.Y. 557 FM-AM Electronic Readout Digital Clock Radio WOMEN'S PRIZE LIST --ALL EVENTS HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT 1. Helen Motyka Chicago, III. 1763 $ 50.00 2. Ann Ondo Bordentown, N.J. 1706 35.00 3. Irene Molnár Southgate, Mi. 1678 25.00 4. Pat Surbaugh South Bend, Ind. 1672 15.00 5. Cindy Hartman Cleveland, Ohio 1661 13.00 6. Emma Toth Trenton, Mi. 1648 11.00 $189.00 WOMEN'S PRIZE — ALLEVENTS -- ACTUAL ACTUAL PRIZE 1. Gerry McMackin New York, N.Y. 1635 FM-AM Electronic Readout Digital Clock Radio Stephen Szilagyi from the Home Office in Pittsburgh Director Stephen Danko and wife, Julia and former National President Julius Macker. The groups performance, once again, was greatly received by the people of Flint whose enthusiasm and warm hearts make it so enjoyable for our group to perform for them. Thank you, Flint, for being such nice people. Home again, the group performed for huge audiences at the German and Hungarian Festivals which were held at the Yack Arena. Now, they are working very hard, having double practices each week, for their upcoming performances; the Hungarian Fertival in Flint, MI, August 5th and the Ethnic Festival in Toledo, Ohio, August 19th. (Continued from Page 9) Beside these performances, the William Penn Dancers are having a Dinner-Dance of their own for Muscular Dystrophy, Saturday, August 25th. Benefits from the Dinner- Dance will be donated to the M.D. Association. This big event will begin at 7:00 P.M.-12:00 Midnight at the Hungarian Reformed Church in Allen Park, Mich. A buffet dinner will be served along with all the set-ups and beer you can drink. For you non-beer drinkers B.Y.O.B. Joe Balint and his Orchestra will provide the dinner and dance music for the evening and you will be entertained by our dancers. Tickets for this Dinner-Dance are $12.50 per person and are available from any dancer, or by phoning Darlene Szatmári (instructor) or Stephen Szatmári, manager of the William Penn Social Club at 381-9881 We ask for your support in making this first event for our young dancers a great success. Anyone interested in joining the group, please contact Darlent Szatmári at the number above. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soter are beaming with “pride”, as their son Joseph Soter became a graduate architect this spring from Oklahoma State University. While other architecture students decorate the area near their campus drawing tables with such goodies as a year’s worth of pin-ups, our young man has surrounded himself with posters of jet planes and space ships, piles of books and articles on space, and even an inflatable model blimp. By 1990 or so, he would like to be known as one of the first extraterrestrial architects. To begin preparing for his own place in space, Joe has elected to design a space science museum for his professional project. This plan would call for such facilities as a zero-gravity ride and a centrifuge planitarium where visitors would be spun around and “feel the acceleration of lift-off”. Congratulations to you Joe, in your worthwhile achievement. Congratulations to you also, Betty and Joe. We know you are very proud of your son, “the architect”. 10
