William Penn Life, 1986 (21. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)
1986-07-01 / 4. szám
Page 8, July-August 1986, William Penn Life Justice Nicholas Papadakos ot the Pennsylvania Supreme Court (at podium) stands with some of the recipients of the Association’s Distinguished Service Degree. The recipients are (from left) Bill Arbanas, president of Branch 8020, McKees Rocks, Pa.; Elmer Charles, former national president (behind Justice Papadakos); Julia Danko, secretary, Branch 18, Detroit; Stephen Danko, advisory board member; Frances Furedy, administrative assistant to the national president; and National Directors Albert Kertesz and William Kohut. Pennsylvania State Sen. Edward Zemprelli (right) draws a happy response from National President Gay B. Banes. — National Vice President Stephen Lang Jr. (right) presents a gift from the Association to Prof. August Molnár, president of the American Hungarian Foundation. The gift represented the first installment on the Association’s $60,000 pledge to help build the foundation’s Hungarian Heritage Center. Celebrating 100 Years May 24,1986 Pittsburgh, Pa. Banquet Photos By Gateway Associated Photographers The banquet’s main speaker, Mary V. Mochary, deputy legal advisor for the U.S. State Department. Among the recipients of the Distinguished Service Degree are (standing from left) Prof. August Molnár, president of the American Hungarian Foundation; Dr. Victor Molnár, host of a Hungarian radio program in Pittsburgh; National Director Frank J. Radvany; National Vice President Albert J. Stelkovics; Frank Wukovits, Sr., advisory board member, and Judge Leonard Staisey of Allegheny County (Pa.) Common Pleas Court. National Vice President Albert J. Members of Branch 28, Youngstown, Ohio, joined more than 1,000 Stelkovics served as toastmaster members and guests of the Association at the Centennial Banquet in Pittsfor the Centennial Banquet. burgh. Many of the Association’s branches were represented at the affair. Pictured here are some of the hand-made articles that were part of the Hungarian folk arts and crafts display donated by the World Federation of Hungarians.
