William Penn Life, 1980 (15. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1980-07-01 / 3. szám

MEN'S PRIZE — TEAMEVENT -- ACTUAL ACTUAL PRIZE Don Wright Realty Dayton, Ohio 2908 $ 125.00 MEN’S PRIZE LIST —DOUBLES EVENT — 2 MEN HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT 1. Phil Simon Dayton, Ohio 1371 $ 200.00 Don King 2. Julius Twiczak Detroit, Michigan 1348 150.00 Eddie Mroozian 3. Wm. Roberts Phoenixvilie, Pa. 1298 100.00 Roger Nagy 4. Joe Hamari Trenton, N.J. 1287 75.00 Robert Steidl 5. Steve Kozsey Cleveland, Ohio 1276 65.00 Cary Maddle 6. George Marton Detroit, Michigan 1275 55.00 Ed Beres 7, Charles Fabian New York, N.Y. 1274 50.00 Joe Rongo 8. Joseph Hodits Chicago, Illinois 1261 45.00 Steve Hodits 9. Eugene Csaranko New Brunswick, N.J. 1250 40.00 Louis Keller 10. Louis Molnár Detroit, Michigan 1247 35.00 John Paycheck 11. Imre Pozsgo Chicago, Illinois 1227 30.00 Alex Pozsgo 12. Bill Elmore Beaver Falls, Pa. 1226 25.00 Jimmy Merrill 13. Joe Stubits Phoenixville, Pa. 1224 18.00 Joe Richter 14. Anthony Valvo McKeesport, Pa. 1220 13.00 George Rugg 15. Robert Carl Chicago, Illinois 1216 10.00 Frank Pataki $ 911.00 WOMEN'S PRIZE LIST— SINGLE EVENT — HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT i. Betty Lesco Cleveland, Ohio 604 $ 75.00 2. Barbara Petruska Johnstown, Pa. 588 60.00 3. Beth Balogh Detroit, Michigan '577 45.00 4. Mary Ann Reiton New York, N.Y. 574 36.00 5. Maria Carl Chicago, Illinois 567 25.00 6. Lenore Fekete Detroit, Michigan 565 23.00 7. Maura Hodits Chicago, Illinois 563 21.00 8. Dorris Zatik Detroit, Michigan 553 19.00 9. Pauline Rulis Leechburg, Pa. 552 17.00 10. Ruth Farkas New York, N.Y. 551 15.00 11. June Elmore Beaver Falls, Pa. 550 12.50 11. Ann Stofa Johnstown, Pa. 550 * Tie 12.50 13. Louise Vespremi Detroit, Michigan 545 11.00 14. Pat Murphy Dayton, Ohio 542 10. 00 15. Mary Antonion Leechburg, Pa. 540 9.00 16. Irene Molnár Detroit, Michigan 537 8.00 17. Denise Csanyi (1) Cleveland, Ohio 536 Tie 6. 00 17. Irene Kekes (3) Detroit, Michigan 536 ' 6.00 I7. Audrey Delo (2) McKeesport, Pa. 536 1 Tie 6.00 20. Peggy Verdes Dayton, Ohio 535 4. 80 $421.80 WOMEN'S PRIZE — SINGLE EVENT -- ACTUAL ACTUAL PRIZE 1. Barbara Petruska Johnstown, Pa. 537 $ 25.00 WOMEN'S PRIZE LIST— ALL EVENTS — HANDICAP TOTAL AMOUNT 1. Mary Gault 1. Mary Ann Reiton Dayton, Ohio New York, N.Y. 1656 , 1656 )Tle $ 42.50 42.50 3. Mary Hodits Chicago, Illinois 1647 25.00 4. Denise Csanyi Cleveland, Ohio 1611 15.00 5. Lenore Fekete Detroit, Michigan 1605 13.00 6. Betty Lesco Cleveland, Ohio 1609 11.00 $149.00 B ranch <^J~Cicjh -^-Lr icjjh ts TO OUR READERS AND CONTRIBUTORS: Our official publication is published quar­terly. Publication months are January, April, July, and October, Deadlines are always the 25th of the previous months of publication Material for publication should be typewrit ten, on ONE SIDE of paper only, DOUBLE SPACED, allowing SUFFICIENT MARGIN. Address contributions to: EDITOR PENN LIFE WILLIAM PENN ASSOCIATION 429 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 Branch 1 Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs. Ethel Katona, Branch Secretary, who fractured her hip in a fall in February is happy to be back in the office and resuming her duties after a m month absence. She is still recuperating from her accident. Miss Judy Bero filled in for Mrs. Katona during this period. Branch 1 wishes to extend their thanks and ap­preciation to Miss Bero for her assistance. Branch 1 3 Trenton, N.J. Congratulations to Branch 249, Dayton, Ohio for the wonderful bowl­ing tournament and fellowship days. The bowling tournament ad­ministrators, Director Albert Kertesz, and the committee members are to be commended for a job well done. The banquet and entertainment were superb and the orchestra kept everyone on the dance floor till after midnight. Many thanks to National Auditor, Louis Fodor, who took pictures at the dinner-dance. He certainly displays true fraternalism with his photography, which, by the way, is ex­cellent. Branch 13, Mens Team came in 4th place for team events at the bowling tournament. They deserve praise and congratulations. Hopefully, next year, the Ladies Team will be participating. Once again, this year, Branch 13, was one of eight organizations of the Hungarian-American Community tak­ing part in the 2nd Annual Trenton Heritage Days Festival on June 7 and 8. There were 88 craftsmen, 72 ethnic, 9

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