William Penn, 1964 (47. évfolyam, 5-21. szám)

1964-06-17 / 12. szám

June 17, 1964. PAGE 3 William Penn-BRANCH HIGH LIGHTS— FO OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The English WILLIAM PENN !• published the THIRD WEDNESDAY of EVERY MONTH. It will be published next o» July 15. Notices and other short items will be acceptable up to the deadline, July 8. Long contributions, such as ar­ticles, should reach the editor no later than July 1. Material for publication should be typewritten and on ONE SIDE of paper only. DOUBLE SPACED, al­lowing SUFFICIENT MARGIN. Address all contributions to: EDITOR WILLIAM PENN WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION 436 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. 15219 * * • 8 JOHNSTOWN, Pennsylvania Branch 8 is quite proud of its award-winning member, John Stofa. John, a graduate of Bishop McCort High School in Johnstow'n, last season completed his varsity career at the University of Buffalo. He is the 1964 recipient of the Boston University Varsity Club’s “Most Honored Opponent” Award................. A senior physical education major at Buffalo, he flew to Boston to take part in the annual B.U. All Sports banquet. The Johnstowner, nicknamed “Long John,” will end his career with an impressive 2,730 yards for three Seasons. In addition to three varsity letters in football, John earned two letters in baseball and one in basket­ball, to receive a special E.C.A.C. inedal this year. Sport talent is not wanting in the Stofa family. John’s younger brother, Dave, is Set te graduate from Bishop McCort High School this spring. Dave is also a quarterback and a top pas­ser. He expects to attend the Uni­versity of Maryland this fall. 15 and 24 CHICAGO, III. CHICAGO DISTRICT OFFICES CONSOLIDATED! The Northside District Office of Branch 15 and the Southside Dis­trict Office of Branch 24 have been consolidated into ONE OFFICE at a NEW LOCATION. The consolidation of these two of­fices will effect greater centraliza­tion of services to the Chicago area members, and the new office will be known and located as fellows: Greater Chicago District Office 1030 W. Chicago Ave., Room 310 Chicago, Illinois 60622. Telephone: 666-6544. Office Hours : Monday thru Friday, 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. The Northside District Office moved into its new location June 1, 1964; the Southside District Office will be located there July 1, 1964. Both Branch 15 and Branch 24 will continue their respective ident­ities and activities as in the past, and each branch will hold its own meetings as heretofore. The consolidation of the two of­fices was for administrative purposes only, but two branches remain se­parate and independent. IO DETROIT, Michigan Since the deadline for the June issue was so near to the 21st Na­tional Tournament Week-End, the branch 18 news items will be very short and will deal only with cur­rent events. The big event coming up this month will be the Children’s Day Picnic to be held Sunday, June 28th, all day, at the Magyar Park, on Lake Eerie. There will be games, prizes, free refreshments for all the children. Adults will be able to meet with old friends, and relax in the woodsy park with the breezes of Lake Erie cooling off the hottest day. Free admission. Bring your own lunch. HOW TO GET THERE? Drive out West Jefferson or Fort Street to the Estral Beach turn-off, left. Fol­low' the arrows to the Magyar Park. EVERYONE IS WELCOME — bring your friends and family. For any further information call President John Veszprémi, at Vine­­wood 1-7815. ANNUAL BRANCH PICNIC will be held Sunday, July 26, all day, at the above location. Further details will be in the July issue. Reserve the date for an all-day outing, with Hungarian gypsy dance music, plenty of Hungarian foods, refreshments, etc. etc. ABOUT THE TOURNAMENT: Just a word — our Pittsburgh-Hil­­ton Hotel was absolutely fabulous — out of this world, so to speak, be­cause the view from our windows made it seem like a view from space. AS for the bowling, when final re­sults are printed we will be able to comment; altho the Laura Lanes were so much like home, except for the over-oiled lanes, that most bowlers were relaxed. CanT compete against those high handicaps, however! Sorry, more next month! Jolán Lucas, Branch reporter. Ol YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio Our WILLIAM PENN bowling league ended and the banquet pre­pared by Ang-Els was superb. The only business left w'as the presenta­tion of prize money. As the season was divided in halves, we had Peg and Steve Sándor 1st half, — Marge Bunchy and Tom Graham, 2nd half winners. First half showed Mike Tomcsak, Steve Sándor, Steve No­vak all making high Average, high Set and high Game. As for the wo­men, Valerie Lenton, Mary Tomcsak and Mary Hubert walked off with the honors. The second half showed some new winners with honors going to Margaret Bunchy along with Steve Cherey and Tom Graham. Most im­proved bowler awards to Imre Ma­gyar and Irene Nemeth. Our thanks to McGuffey Lanes for their dona­tion. The league voted to return next season to their Lanes. If anyone would like to bowl with us— please contact Mike Tomcsak at SW 9-2764. The same bowlers were well re­presented at the National Bowling Tournament in Pittsburgh and they looked very nice in their Red & White shirts. How nice to see the Johns­town gang — Mike Duray, Julius and Barb, Frank Krall and all the rest too numerous to mention. As an ending, hope you all won — if not prize money — I know you all had a good time. I know, we from Youngstown did! Mary Tomcsak, Reporter BRANCH 21, Y’oungstow ii, Ohio. JO NEW YORK, 40 New York At the regular May Branch meet­ing, it was unanimously resolved that, early in 1965, a Testimonial Banquet will be held in honor of JOSEPH TOMA, Director and Re­gional Manager, who has faithfully served our Associaton for more than 25 years. Further details of the proposed Testimonial Dinner will be furnished to the members at the branch meetings and through this column. We wish to remind our branch membership that, on October 10, 1964, Saturday evening, our Annual Banquet will be held in St. Mary’s Auditorium at 246 East 115th Street, New York City. The committee on arrangements will provide for ex­cellent food and music, and com­pletely first class program. We ask all Branch 48 members, and friends to set this date aside and join us in this annual fraternal af­fair. PASSAIC, New Jersey We welcome into our Branch 51 and into the Wiliam Penn Fraternal Association Carl Eugene Mangum, 2 Clay St., Wharton, N. .1. The young man is in his second year at the Cadet School in Valley Forge, Pa. His father was for many years in the Marine Corps. Also members of the Association were young Mangum’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harsanyi of Whar­ton. N. J. fiQ FAIRFIELD, Connecticut N OTICE ! Mr. William C. Partington, Dis­trict Manager and Manager of BRANCH 69, Fairfield, Conn, has resigned as of May 22, 1964. Mr. Partington will remain with the As­sociation in the capacity of Special Agent. HP PHILADELPHIA, • ” Pennsylvania A very short meeting was held on May 9th, 1964. We have our An­nual Fall Dance to plan for, and we needed some ideas as to the place where it should be held, the music to be had, refreshments, etc. Come to our meeting so we can make def­inite plans. Congratulations to all members of Branch 87. On May 21st, 1964 there was a very important meeting, at which it was unanimously voted to definitely merge with Branch 76. We extend a most hearty welcome to all those members, and hope that they will enjoy being an active part of “76”. We hope that they, too, will now look for our column in this newspaper — to read and enjoy and be a part of Philadelphia 76 news. IMPORTANT: All members, please notice! Our meeting in July will be held at the First Hungarian R. C. Society Hall, 1433 Germantown Ave., Phila., 22, Pa. This is going to be a very important meeting, and we would like all members to make a sincere effort to be present on July II, 1964 at 8:00 P. M. SHARP! WEDDING NEWS: Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Blaier are to be congratu­lated on the marriage of their daughter, Catherine Martha to .Mr. John Wesley Wray on Sunday, June 13th, 1964. The nuptials took place at Trainer Methodist Church, with a reception following at the Alpine Inn, Springfield, Pa. Our best wishes to the newly weds! ANNIVERSARY WISHES: are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lo­vas and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Györgyi. BOWLING: The tournament was a huge success and a great time was had by all the Philadelphia group. We’re now anxiously waiting for the results. That’s all the news for this month — but don’t forget, folks, we hope to see a great turnout for our July 11th — meeting! Till then, take care. Your reporter, Julie Melnick PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania On Thursday, May 21, 1964, a Spec­­cial Meeting of the Branch was held and it was unanimously resolved to merge with BRANCH 76. It was further resolved that the merger become effective immediately. The Home Office has approved the merg­er decision of BRANCH 87, and we wish to announce to the member­ship thereof, that BRANCH 76, of which they are now- members, holds its regular monthly meetings on the second Saturday of each month at 8 P.M. in the PHILADELPHIA MAGYAR HOME at 1125 South­ampton Road, Philadelphia, Pa. All members of former BRANCH 87 are hereby cordially invited to attend these regular monthly meetings and to participate in all Branch activ­ities. Division Manager Ernest F. Keme­­nes will continue to manage the merged branches and all matters pertaining to WILLIAM PENN mem­bership should be handled through Mr. Kemenes whose mailing ad­dresses is: P. O. Box 6022, Philadel­phia 14, Pa. and whose telephone number is NE 7-2034. 278 0MAHA* All members are urged to attend the regular monthly meeting Sunday, July 12, 1964 at 2 P M. in the HUN­GARIAN HOME, 1623 Cuming St., Omaha, Nebraska. Mrs. Susan Sim­­cho will be awarded the 50-Year Membership Pin. There will be a reception from 3 P. M. to 6 P. YI. honoring Ylrs. Sim­­cho’s 75th birthday. All members and friends are cordially invited. Louis J. Zuroske, Mgr., BRANCH 278, Omaha, Nebr.

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