William Penn Life, 1984 (19. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1984-01-01 / 1. szám
Minutes of the Excerpts from the Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting of the William Penn Association held on Monday, November 7, 1983 in the Norway Room of the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pa. 1) It was moved that Stephen G. Danko be nominated as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the William Penn Association. There being no further nominations the Chairman declared the nomination closed. The Board of Directors unanimously elected Stephen G. Danko as Chairman of the Board. 2) Chairman Danko accepted the gavel from Temporary Chairman Haberstroh. 3) Chairman Stephen G. Danko thanked the Board individually for giving him the honor of the position as Chairman of the Board. He feels honored and humble and cannot express his thanks enough for electing him to this office. Chairman Danko feels it is important to give the Board some ideas of what to expect of him and what he hopes to expect from each Board member. Chairman Danko stated that he expects to run a "tight ship". As Chariman, he will guide the conversations and deliberations so there 016 PERTH AMBOY, N.J Bahush, John Hertneky, Andrew 017 LORAIN, OHIO Ach, Betty 018 DETROIT, MICH. Kar, Edward Kelemen, Bessie Totsky, Anna 019 NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ Bodnar, Mary Czihi, Elizabeth Farkas, Albert Filep, Helen Stashak, Dorothy Szabó, Mrs. John 024 CHICAGO. ILL. Kovács, Elizabeth 026 SHARON,PA Gaydos, Louis Kish, Emma Mesaros, John P. Wytko, Paul 028 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Baksa, Andrew J. Kish, Emma A. 032 GARY, W. VA. Stimac, Irene 037 HUDSON, N Y. Sandagato, Elizabeth 044 AKRON, OHIO Klimko, Mary 045 CLEVELAND, OHIO Nyerges, Theodore Takach, Julius Board of Directors Quarterly Meeting will be no repetition of items. He expects to maintain orderliness of meetings because it breeds development and success. Disorder and chaos only leads to disorder and decline. He will devote his time and effort to serve the Board of Directors and the society to the best of his ability. He will attempt to keep the Board informed of whatever is taking place at the time, whether the Board is in session or out of session. We will be meeting three times a year and if the Board is going to be making logical and proper decisions to guide the society for the next four years, you can't come in and hear everything in three days and make that decision. The Board must be informed ahead of time and be prepared to make decisions. The National Officers are requested to submit written reports to the Board of Directors and be forwarded to the Board members at least one or two weeks prior to a Board meeting. This Board is responsible to the society as a whole and to the convention and no one else. We are here to serve the convention who entrusted us to promote the development of our society upwards not downward. Our duties will be to oversee the operation of our Association. He expects that each Board member will be prepared when he comes to the Board meeting to participate in discussions, and take over whatever task is placed upon him by the Board by way of Committee meetings. Chairman Danko proclaimed to go forth to a new beginning and bring in the second century of this Association with an enlightenment to grow from within and for the betterment of our society. Let us raise our society to new heights. We should set aside our petty differences and consider ourselves as one. Let us all look forward to the future in the advancement that it can bring. Let us not forget the basis of our society; service to our fellowmen, preservation of our heritage and fraternalism. 4) It was moved that Director John T. Lesko and Director Joseph Arvay be nominated to the office of Vice Chairmen of the Board of Directors. It was moved and seconded that nominations be closed and the Board of Directors unanimously elect Directors John T. Lesko and Joseph Arvay as Vice Chairmen of the Board. 5) It was moved that Director Frank J. Radvany be nominated to 048NEW YORK, N Y. Lorincz, Andrew Maklary, Vera Tamas, Michael 051 PASSAIC, N.J. Nagy, Yolan Panyko, Andrew 052WINDBER, PA. Gall, Stephen J. Sr 070NEWARK, N.J. Kranetz, Eva 076PHILADELPHIA, PA Nagy, Michael 088YATESBORO,PA Beresnyak, Andrew F. 089HOMESTEAD, PA Chalovich, Stephen J. 098BETHLEHEM, PA Groza, Fannie Yankowski, Anthony 127JOLIET, ILL. Sauter, Louis Steffan, William A 1 29COLUMBUS, OHIO Murvay, Lewis T. 130EAST CHICAGO, IND. Szeman, Agnes 132SOUTH BEND IND. Schmanski, Raymond Zold, Joseph Jr. 168PALMERTON, PA. Miller, Charlotte H. 189 ALLIANCE, OHIO Bara, Mary 218 LUCERNE MINES, PA Shimko, Stephen 226 McKeesport, pa Ackard, Raymond C. Marcus, Helen Nemeth, Alexander A. Sr. 275 MILWAUKEE, WISC. Schaff, John A. Gyula, Szilvasi 296 SPRINGDALE, PA. Grucella, Rose 336 HARRISBURG, PA. Kohn, Margaret 500 DETROIT, MICH. Lorincz, Anna B Timar, Steve 525 LOS ANGELES, CA. Gall, Alex Lakatos, Arnold F. Lazar, Helen Szentkirályi, Edith 590 CAPE CORAL, FL. Meyers, Louis 649 VALLEY STREAM, L.I., N Y Hamas, Steven V. 705 MAYVILLE, WISC. Gavin, Kenneth P. Kurhajec, Rudy J. Lardinois, Harold D. 720 BOSTON, MASS. Macintosh, Cletus J. Pignata, Florence T. Suchenicz, Albina 30
