William Penn, 1962 (45. évfolyam, 5-23. szám)

1962-04-18 / 8. szám

April 18, 1962 PAGE 5 William Penn Branch 132, South Bend, Indiana, is making ^arrangements for its “First Annual District Bowling Tour­nament.” Branch officers and members of the Bowling Tournament Committee are shown looking over the tourna­ment entry forms and otherwise planning one of the most enjoyable sport and social events in the history of this long active branch. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Dolores Ko­vach, John L. Horvath, Branch Presi­dent; Regional Manager Frank J. Wukovits, Chairman Mrs. Rose Freshley, Tournament Secretary; Mrs. Patricia Criswell, Harry Delin­­ski, and standing, Paul Frankel, John Bodnar, District Manager Frank T. Wiltrout, Emil Toth, John Pécsi, John Taller. The tournament has the enthusias­tic support of all the members of Branch 132 and, naturally, is eagerly awaited by the bowlers. It is schedul­ed to begin Saturday, April 28, and will be held at the William Penn Lanes, South Bend. Running four consecutive week ends, the tourney will conclude Saturday, May 19, with a dinner-dance given by the branch. During the banquet the winners will be awarded trophies donated by the Branch, which also unanimously voted a $500 cash donation towards the Tournament Prize Fund. It is pretty certain that the First Annual District Bowling Tourna­ment of Branch 132 will be of major benefit to the Branch 132 bowlers participating at the 19th Annual National William Penn Bowling Tournament in Columbus, Ohio on June 2-3. FARMINGDALE, N. J., HOWELL BOOSTER: “The Com­munists tell the Russian people that America is the worst place in the world, that half of us are starving to death — in the very next breath they are bragging that in the next couple of years they will catch up with our standard of living.” POWER CITY NEWS SPRINGDALE, PA. & VICINITY Branch 296 By Bernadette Balia The regular monthly meeting was held March 13 and the usual branch business was discussed. Members of Branch 296 extend their heartfelt sympathies to the families of Margaret Kovács and Edward B. French who passed on recently. Steve Hegedűs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hegedűs, Sr., is now a member of the U. S. Navy and is stationed at Great Lakes, Illinois. Three more fourth generation members have been added to the rolls of Blanch 296. They are: Chris­tina and John Pizzella, children of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pizzella, and Christie Ann Venesky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Venesky. Edward Gosk, school days friend of James Kish, is visiting with the Kish family of Springdale. Many of our members probably will remember Ed. GET WELL WISHES TO Joseph Nameth, Violet Blizman, Susan Szalai. HAPPY BIRTHDAYS TO Mrs. Margaret Mele, Cynthia Jo Dorick, Mary Wesoloski, Mildred Bodnar, Robert L. Young, James Kish. HAPPY WEDDING ANNIVER­SARY to Bus and Gert Mathabel. SIGNS OF SPRING: — Division Manager John L. Balia talking about the Million-in-May campaign . . . Howdy Reed talking about our branch picnic . . . Joe Curcio shar­pening his pencils so he can report the area baseball games . . . James Ziggarella and Frank Torok seen at the golf course ... Joe Suzio check­ing on reservations for the tourna­ment . . . Bus Mathabel and John Lodi talking about the big ones that got away last summer . . . Do­­netta Wypisky talking about the prom .. . Suzanne Mattie seen rol­ler skating . . . Elaine Balia shop­ping for an Easter outfit. Happy Easter! ON THE JOB when it counts where it counts To Appear in Hungarian Program The Hungarian Room Committee, Cathedral of Learning, of the Uni­versity of Pittsburgh will present a Hungarian program on Sunday, April 29, 1962, beginning at 3 p.m., in the Stephen Foster Memorial Music Hall, Forbes Avenue, in the Oakland district of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Featured entertainers will be Mercedes Buday, Buffalo, New York con­cert singer, formerly of Budapest Hungary, and Tony Mara (Antal Mar­tinovics), Hungarian refugee harpist who has been playing at the Penn- Sheraton Hotel in Pittsburgh for the past three years. The Hungarian Room Committee is led by Dr. Samuel C. Gomory, its Chairman for many years who is Medical Director of the William Penn Fra­ternal Association. Dr. Gomory’s cultural presentations are always received with enthusiasm and enjoy much success, and the audiences are in large part persons who belong to the William Penn. MERCEDES BUDAY TONY MARA THEIR DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY Few among the married reach their fiftieth wedding anniversary; fewer live to observe their sixtieth or dia­mond anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steinmetz, members of Branch 525, Los Angeles, California, are a religious couple who, when recently celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary, gave thanks to God for His divine favor bestowed on them — the joy and privilege of being together as hus­band and wife for so many years. The Steinmetzes were married on January 28, 1902 in Hungary and came to this country in 1922. They have four children, five grandchild­ren, five great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild,altogether 5 generations of Steinmetzes. Although they have been living in California for years, Mr. and Mrs. Steinmetz still have nostalgic me­mories of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where they lived and had many friends, and were charter and active members of former Branch 104 in the Quaker City. Our congratulations and best wish­es to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stein­metz, 60th anniversary couple. PHILADELPHIA BALL The recent “Gala Ball” of the Philadelphia branch of the Amer­ican Hungarian Federation was trem­endously successful with approxim­ately nine hundred guests participat­ing in the program. Attracting considerable attention at the ball was a huge bust of Franz Liszt, 19th century world-famous Hungarian pianist and composer, the the work of sculptor Ferenc Varga who together with his wife received the ovation of the assemblage. Also present at the affair was William Penn President Julius Mac­ker, who greatly admires works of art. Above, left to right, are: Anthony Noel, president of Branch 76, Phila­delphia; Mr. Macker; Stephen Sze­mes Jr., Branch 76 financial secre­tary; and Bela Bachkai. Preparing for District Tournament

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