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

1980-07-01 / 3. szám

First Mixed Golf Tournament Sponsored by Branch 18 Sunday, June 29th dawned with a beautiful day in store for the approx­imately 45-50 golfers participating in the First Annual Mixed Golf Tourna­ment, sponsored by Branch 18. Ap­proximately eleven or twelve four­somes showed up and once they began teeing off, they took their turns in rapid succession. This was not only our First Tournament, but the first one in which our very popular and ever-young past National President, Julius Macker, also participated.. He wasn’t going to let any of those young “whipper-snappers” get by him, no siree. The course was a beautiful one, with long and wide fairways. The back nine was about 500 yards shorter—a lucky break—because along about that time all the ‘walking’ golfers were beginning to feel tired and ready for a ‘cool one’. There were a few dark clouds overhead toward the last few holes and a drop or two off rain, but nothing threatening. After the golf tournament, the golfers, tired but happy, hungry and thirsty, were treated to a delicious family-style dinner at the William Penn Hungarian Social Club, consisting of roast chicken, stuffed cabbage, mashed potatoes, string beans, salad, coffee and dessert. During this social hour, there were many comparisons of scores and a lot of “if onlys”. Also, we were very lucky to be entertained by the fine piano playing of Fred Archer, one of our newer members. It turned into a regular song-fest with many participating. After dinner, Andy Toth, Chairman of the Golf Committee, took the floor and thanked all the members and their guests for making our first outing such a huge success. He also thanked his committee members, S. P. Danko, Steve Vargo, and Joe Rist for their help in working out the details of the Tournament. He then turned the floor over to Steve Vargo who had been add­ing and subtracting back and forth un­til he was sure of the winners. He did a terrific job in getting all the scores together on a large cardboard for everyone to examine. Steve then an­nounced the winners, who were John Skirpan in the Men’s Division and Dorothy Csanyi in the Women’s Divi­sion. It was indeed a very pleasant and happy surprise for your writer to be declared a winner of our very first golf tournament, and I have decided to donate my trophy to the Social Club for display purposes in commemora­tion of our first outing. The Officers and Directors extend condolences to the families of the below listed deceased members of the William Penn Association APRIL, 1980 001 Chehy, Stephen, Fairfield, Conn. Ficzere, Mrs. John, Fairfield, Conn. Hajdú. John, Bridgeport, Conn. Papp, Stephen Mrs., Bridgeport, Conn. Pramer, László, Norwalk, Conn. Toth, Mrs. Paul, Norwalk, Conn. 008 Balough, Stephen. Johnstown, Pa. 014 Gall. George, New Port Richey, Florida Tirpák, Joseph, Cleveland, Ohio 015 Corvin, James, Chicago, III. Lipp, Ernát, Norridge. III. 016 Varga. Stephen Mrs., Carteret, N.J. 018 Bodnar, Frank, Dearborn, Mich. Horvath, Mrs. Steven, Rocky River, Ohio Kelemen, Mrs. Joseph, Phoenix, Arizona King, George, Miami, Florida Simon, Frank Stephen, Lincoln Park, Mich. 019 Agg, Elizabeth, New Brunswick, N.J. Kaldy, Julia Mrs.. New Brunswick, N.J. Lotkowictz, Mrs. Syl, Somerset, N.J. Pintye, Rose Mrs., Chesapeake, Va. 024 Csincsak, Mrs. Frank, Homewood, III. Leipski, Carl, Decatur, III. Sako, Joseph Sr., Chicago, III. Toth, Elizabeth Mrs., Lansing, III. 025 Kopinski, Roman A., Alexandria, Va. Stover, Theodore, Fairdale, W. Va. 026 Lodo, Nicholas, Mercer, Pa. Stocz, Veronica Mrs.. Warren, Ohio 028 Fedor, Andrew Mrs., Campbell, Ohio Kumher, William, Burton, Ohio 031 Sherry, Arthur, Barnesboro, Pa. 034 Maiok, K. Mrs., Pittsburgh, Pa. 044 Shively, Maria, Akron. Ohio 045 Kiss, Alexander Mrs., Cleveland, Ohio 048 Május, John, New York, N.Y. Roster, Eva Mrs., Ronkonkoma, N.Y. Steczyszyn, Mary, Hicksville, N.Y. 049 Horvath, Margit, Aurora, III. 051 Gbur, John, Garfield, N.J. Hodaszl, Joseph Jr., Franklin, N.J. Posenato, George, Hackensack, N.J. 052 Abbott, August A., Johnstown, Pa. 080 McKinley, Ward Mrs., Altoona, Pa. 089 Rockey, Mary Mrs., Avella, Pa. 090 Szukics, Adam Mrs., Bethlehem, Pa. 098 Horvath, John Mrs., Bethlehem, Pa. 129 Hartman, Arthur William, Columbus, Ohio Radel, Raymond E., Columbus, Ohio 132 Eitler, Jr. Paul, South Bend, Ind. Hanslits, Michael Mrs., Muskegon Hts., Mich. Nagy. Stephen, South Bend, Ind. 133 Szajer, George Mrs., Nazareth, Pa. 141 Bokor, Mózes, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pal, Louis, Ambridge, Pa. 150 Carney, Brayton, Richeyville, Pa. 159 Markus, Mrs. Frank, Phoenixville, Pa. Shosh, Geza. Mt. Carmel, Pa. Tanay, Joseph, Phoenixville, Pa. 168 Kiss, John G. Mrs., Palmerton, Pa. Szőke, Paul, Palmerton, Pa. 174 Sobeck, Joseph, Jessup, Pa. 187 Rosenberg, Andrasne, East St. Louis, III. 214 Stanko, Daniel Mrs., Clifford, Mich. 216 Meyer, Carl Mrs., Northampton, Pa. 226 Kolenc, Martin, Hutchinson, Pa. Molnár, Joseph, Glassport, Pa. Nagy, George, Pittsburgh. Pa. 249 Seer, Joseph Mrs., Dayton, Ohio 275 Biringer, Geza, Hartland, Wis. Petruska, Peter, Lake Mills, Wis. Tisza, Alex Mrs., Milwaukee, Wis. 296 Bozo, Stephen, Slickville, Pa. Fedoruk, Nicholas, Kent, Pa. Kozma, Stephen, Vandergrift, Pa. Mazlo, Mrs. Stephen, North Chicago, III. (Continued on Page 24) In closing, Chairman Andy Toth also thanked Branch 18 for donating the trophies and a ‘lucky’ golf ball to each golfer. Now that we have held our First Golf Tournament, we hope to repeat it next year with even a better one. Also, we would like to see other Branches hold tournaments, so that we can turn this into a National Activity just as we have with our National Bowling Tour­nament. Dorothy Csanyi, Secretary The William Penn is always looking for a good man or woman to sell life insurance. If interested, please contact Vice President of Marketing, Stephen T. Szilagyi, at the Home Office in Pittsburgh. Telephone (412) 281-8950. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Mary Kolish, Secretary-Treasurer, Branch 500, Detroit, Michigan has diligently and faithfully served Branch 500 for forty years as a Branch Officer, and WHEREAS, by her long and honorable service, Mrs. Kolish has qualified for the Associa­tion's Illustrious Citation, and WHEREAS, the Board of Direc­tors is desirous of recognizing her meritorious service, NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, by the Board of Directors in regular quarterly meeting assembled in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania this 19th day of March, 1980, that the ILLUSTRIOUS CITATION be awarded to MRS. MARY KOLISH. .........................J

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