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

1964-09-16 / 18. szám

September 16, 1964. William Penn PAGE 3 —BRANCH HIGH LIGHTS-10 OUR CONTRIBUTORS: The English WILLIAM PENN ia published the THIRD WEDNESDAY of EVERY MONTH. It will be published next os October 21. Notices and other short items will be acceptable up to the deadline, October 14. Long contributions, such as ar­ticles, should reach the editor no later than October 7. 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 1 BRIDGEPORT, Connecticut Miss Elizabeth Edwina Yocher, Member of Branch 1 has been ac­cepted as a member of the charter class of New College, Sarasota, Flo­rida, which opens in September as a private col’ege of the liberal arts and sciences. She has received a full scholarship. Elizabeth is the daugh­ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hallock Yocher of 303 Olivia St., Derby, Con­necticut. She joins a select group of stu­dents from all parts of the nation who will study on a 115-acre water­front campus, under the direction of a faculty which includes during the first year Dr. Arnold J. Toynbee, the famous English historian. New College offers a unique curriculum which permits students to study 11 months of each year to be graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in three years instead of the more usual four. At Derby High School, Elizabeth was active on the editorial staff of the school magazine, yearbook and newspaper. She was secretary of the Astronomical Society and a member of the Debating Club and the Derby Chapter of the National Ho­nor Society. She was chosen as the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow at Derby High School. Elizabeth also was awarded a Letter of Com­mendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. We ex­tend our best wishes to Miss Yocher. Andrew R. Balogh Reporter O KULPMONT, “ Pennsylvania Our Branch will celebrate the 75th Anniversary of its founding on Sun­day, October 18, 1964 in Feifers Hall, Mt. Carmel, Pa. The Branch officers led by Pres­ident Joseph Frey and Branch Ma­nager Vendel Petrovicz, Sr., and the Committee on arrangements is pre­paring an interesting program. Those intending to attend this his­torical celebration should notify Mr. Vendel Petrovicz, Sr. Branch Mana­ger, 202 Tenth Street, Kulpmont, Pa. We sincerely trust that many of the Branches from the area will be well represented so that all can •join Branch 2 members in this jo­yous occasion. 3 SOUTH NORWALK, Connecticut A number of Branch members took advantage of various tours to Eu­rope to visit friends and relatives. We welcome back in our midst all those members who were overseas during the summer season. Joseph Csomortany’s son graduat­ed from University of Bridgeport and was married in April. We wish the newleyweds much happiness. Gary Kovács, son of Eleanor and Steve Kovach of Wilton, Conn., is a student at Graceland College in Iowa. Gary is majoring in architec­tural engineering. He is a member of the College baseball team. Brother Grebosky, after a lengthy hospital confinement is now being nursed back to health in a Nursing Home. Nicholas Stelkovics (father of Na­tional Secretary Stelkovics) was con­fined to the Norwalk Hospital for several weeks. We are happy to re­port that he is now at home recupe­rating. To both Mr. Grebosky and Mr. Stelkovics we wish a speedy and full recovery. Paul Terjeki, Dist. Mgr. 2y TOLEDO, Ohio September — and soon summer will be a memory. Here’s hoping everyone had a wonderful summer. If not — then take advantage of autumn. Enjoy yourself! Bowling season is upon us and Herb Chester — proprietor of R.C.R. (Reynold Cor­ner Recreation) — just remodeled his establishment. It is rightfully call­ed “The Showplace of Bowling’’. The interior decorations are just fa­bulous — come out and see for yourself. The waterfall is just mag­nificent! Jimmy Struffolino also remodeled his Rossford Recreation — soon will be in full swing — serv­ing all of the bowlers first class. “Junior Powell will be on T. V. again this year — televising from the beau­tiful Imperial Lanes. Junior” is a past champion in our William Penn Tournaments. Rip Tinta won the A1 Dugay “Get Away” tournament with a five game total of 1156. This is the first tournament of the 1964-65 season — “Rip” was in top form! Congratulations! We salute another “first” at Branch 27 — Past president Wil­liam A. Smith succeeded in doing what all professional golfers dream of — “A HOLE IN ONE — Bill shot his tremendous feat at the Knights of Columbus tournament held at the Chippewa Golf Course. Congratula­tions, Bill! We’re sure you are mighty proud! The Roy Melbers visited friends in Dover and Wheeling, W. Va. Joe Berta and family went to northern Michigan and had some good fish­ing weather. Julius Vargo took his charming wife Pat and daughters to Canada. But — the Weather and fishing conditions were not to “Jula’s” liking — so he really meant it on his card when he stated “Wish you were here!” Bob Tyukody and wife Dorothy and daughter went to Oklahoma to visit Bob’s sister. Nice country down there and a little on the hot side. Ernie Belegrin and wife Sue spent their leisure time out at their cottage on the shores of Lake Erie. When time permitted, they challenged the choppy waters of the lake with their boat. Dr. Patrick J. Me Charty and fami’y visited the World’s Fair — To see everything “Doc” informed me that one needs a month — at least — so go pre­pared. Julianne and Kenny Sofalvi are the proud parents of a baby girl. Best wishes to the parents and to the youngster. With the rising increase in hos­pital costs — rates are constantly going up with the costs. For ad­equate protection and freedom from worry over hospital bills — get ad­ded coverage and protection through the William Penn. You receive a guaranteed renewable hospital con­tract and we pay you — not the hos­pital — this way, you always have the additional money for other emer­gencies. For more information — call the district office 693-8162 or drop us a card. As the children go back to school — be careful in your driving. There is a saying out now “The child you hit may be your own!” So long until next month... STEPHEN J. IVANCSO Division Manager 14 Cleveland, Ohio Just as we were going to press we received word from Cleve'and, Ohio, that KALMAN KOLOZSVARY died Sept. 8, 1964 and was interred Friday September 11, 1964. Mr. Ko­­lozsvary was one of the former Ver­­hovay’s Directors and a most active Branch Officer until 1955 when he retired from active service to the Association. Our sympathies are extended to the bereaved family. 19 NEW BRUNSWICK, New Jersey This is to inform all members of Branch 19, New Brunswick, New Jersey that effective September, 1964 the regular monthly meetings of Branch 19 wi'l be held in the District Office 208 SOMERSET STREET, New Brunswick, N. J. on the evening of the THIRD MONDAY OF EACH MONTH, at 8:00 P. M. There will be an exception with the September monthly meeting, it will be held 4th Monday, SEPTEMBER 28, 1964 at 8:00 P. M. in the District Office. Michael Hegedűs President — Branch 19 (Continued on page 5) Ledger Assets —JULY, 1964 Bonds ...................................................................................................$ 24,393,369.41 Stocks ................................................................................................... 1,973,133.08 Mortgages ............................................................................................ 1,459,717.09 Home Office Building and Other Association owned Real Estate ................................................. 1,170,761.99 Branch Real Estate Loans................................................................. 46,792.28 Policy Loans and Liens ..................................................................... 1,079,385.36 Cash and Bank Deposits ................................................................. 279,617.86 Other Assets ....................................................................................... 48,598.35 Total Ledger Assets ................................................................... 30,451,375.42 Less: Liabilities ...................................................... -18,095.85 Net Ledger Assets — July 31, 1964 .............................................$ 30,433,279.57 Julius E. Somogyi, National Treasurer John Sabo, National Controller INANCIAL STATEMENT Life Department Disability Department JULY, Pension Department 1964 Total Ledger Assets — June 30, 1964 $28,501,015.36 $1,450,816.42 $373,860.07 $30,325,691.85 ime Monthly Dues $ 235,353.11 $ 13,629.21 $ —0— $ 248.982.32 Miscellaneous Income 8,883.33 —0— —0— 8,883.33 Investment Income 108,597.34 —0— 1,070.29 109.667.63 Capital Gains 4,966.17 —0— 550.00 5,516.17 Pension Plan Income —0— —0— 1,082.50 1,082.50 Total Income $ 357,799.95 $ 13,629.21 $ 2,702.79 $ 374,131.95 jursements Claims $ 165,485.30 $ 13,856.43 $ —0— $ 179,341.73 Dividends 10,191.96 —0— —0— 10,191.96 Miscellaneous 2,099.14 —0— —0— 2,099.14 Commissions 22,179.47 1,007.27 —0— 23,186.74 General Operating Expenses 44,946.21 —0— 28.98 44,975.19 Taxes, Licenses and Fees 4,226.63 —0— —0— 4.226.63 Capital Losses 1,039.11 —0— —0— 1,039.11 Pension Plan Payments —0— —0— 1,483.73 1,483.73 Total Disbursements $ 250,167.82 $ 14,863.70 $ 1,512.71 $ 266,544.23 Total Net Ledger Assets — July 31, 1964 $28,608,647.49 $1,449,581.93 $375,050.15 $30,433,279.57 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI, National Treasurer JOHN SABO, National Controller

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