William Penn, 1965 (48. évfolyam, 1-24. szám)
1965-04-21 / 8. szám
PAGE 6 April 21, 1965 Branch High Lights (Continued from page 3) That’s it for now, folks. Remember, do come to our meetings and be an active, interested member — Branch 76 is for YOU! Julie Melnik y Reporter-IOQ COLUMBUS, Lu*) Ohio Since the Wil'iam Penn Bowling Tournament will soon take place, members of this branch are urged to turn over their lists of insurance prospects to Division Manager Louis Tokár within a short time. Take advantage of the offer of free banquet tickets and sports allotments. Monthly meetings are he'd the second Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in the Hungarian Club, 1501 Parsons Ave., which has been remodeled and refurnished. Attend your meetings. — HARRIET BURTON Secretary e\nr MILWAUKEE, u i ü Wisconsin Mr. Peter Petruska, who since April 1955 has been District Manager at Branch 275, Milwakee, Wisconsin has retired from the services of the Association effective May 1. 1965. We wish Mr. Petruska much happiness in his retirement and are happy to see that hé will remain on in the capacity of a Special Agent for the Association. MR. JOSEPH VIZI, formerly a Special Agent for the Association at Branch 275 has now been appointed District Manager and Manager of Branch 275, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We welcome Mr. Vizi as one of our newest full time men and wish him much success in his new position. Mr. Vizi’s mailing address is: P. O. Box 7192 Wauwatosa Station Milwaukee, Wisconsin All members of Branch 275 are urgently requested to assist Mr. Vizi in his work so that the membership of the Branch continue to increase in numbers and in fraternal activities. 909 BUFFALO, 000 New York SCHOLARSHIP LEADER NAMED Miss Elizabeth Suto a member of our Branch has been selected as Valedictorian of her June Graduating Class at Mt. St. Mary Academy Tonawanda, New York. Miss Suto is New York State Regents Scholarship winner, member of National Honor Society, Scho'arship Club, Sodality, Confra-William Penn ternity of Christian Doctrine. She will enroll at Rosary Hill College in September. Our best wishes for continued success go to this outstanding member of Branch 383. Her Father John Suto is a native of Egercsegi, Heves megye, Hungary and her Mother, Mrs. John Suto is from Gyu'a, Békés megye, Hungary. rnn DETROIT, Michigan The officers of Branch 500 for year 1085 are: Frank Boldiszar, president; Theresa Meray, vice president; Mary Bardocz, recording secretary; Mary Kolish, treasurer; Art Bardocz and George Matuska, auditors. As in all things, the first generation is making way for the second, and we of the second generation know what was done in the past to build up the branch. This progress can and must be continued — with the help of all our members. Branch 500 has had dances, picnics and other social activities. Plans were always formally made at the branch meetings. That is why it is important for our members to attend these meetings, for it is at the meetings where things are initated and eventually realized in the form of socials, etc. Here are some of the negatives that destroy an organization such as ours: 1. Failing to attend the meetings. 2. Being late at the meetings and always finding fault. 3. Do not cooperate and do not share responsibilities, then accuse the “old reliables” of being in a clique. 4. Be silent at the meetings but overly critical after the meetings. 5. Be indifferent about seeking prospects for the branch. Are you a branch destroyer? Or do you wish to join in the work of building up your branch? — FRANK BOLDISZAR President roi NEW BRUNSWICK, ÜÜ1 New jerSey The following members were elected officers for 1965 of Branch 581 at a meeting held in the lower hall of the Hungarian Athletic Club: Joseph Kopencey, president; Mrs. Caroline Kiss, vice president; Michael Gödrey, secretary; Mrs. Mary Bodnar,/ recorder; Joseph Kopencey, treasurer; Joseph Torma and Mrs. Margaret Vasvary, auditors. The regular monthly meetings of Branch 581 are held the third Thursday, 2 p.m., at the lower hall of the Hungarian Athletic Club. WILLIAM PENN BRANCH 28 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO The regular meeting of Branch 21 was held March 9, 1965 at St. Stephen’s Church Hall. Members voted on merging with Branch 108. With the two branches now as one, we can do more and bigger things here in Youngstown. Congratulations go to John Gober, Branch 28 (formerly of 21), who retired from Youngstown Sheet & Tube, where he put in 34 years of service. Mr. Gober was very active in our circle and still is in Hungarian affairs here in Youngstown. Birthday Greetings go to Jean Ann Mislay, who celebrated with a party on February 18. Audrey and Steve invited Jean Ann’s Little friends to help celebrate. Sheryl Bunchy, yours truly’s daughter, celebrated her 16th birthday March 23. A surprise party was held for her March 28. Sixteen boys and sixteen girls attended the party. Mike Tomesak, president of our Mixed Doubles League will be admitted to the hospital Holy Week. We wish Mike well. As we approach our 22nd National William Penn Bowling Tournament, I am sure you still can sign up for the Six “Buy” Five in Sixty-Five Stocks ...................................................... Mortgages .............................................. Home Office Building and Other Association Owned Real Estate Branch Real Estate Loans .............. Policy Loans and Liens .................... Cash and Bank Deposits .................. Other Assets ........................................ Membership Campaign. Let’s talk up William Penn insurance not just now during tournament time but all yeai-. No other insuring organization offers more for the money. For information you can get in touch with District Manager William E. Koleszar, at 743-7717, or better yet, go see him at the Wick Building. As tournament time nears, my Sheryl is getting excited about her first one and is wishing it were sooner than May 29-30. About our bowling leag'ue news, we will have information in the next issue. Sympathies to the bereaved family of Mrs. Mike Cseh whose husband passed away January 22. Mr. Cseh was a member of Branch 21, now Branch 28. Sympathies also go to the vice president of our branch, Peggy Sándor, and to her relatives, who lost their nephew and cousin, David W. Roberts, at the age of 41. He leaves his wife and six children. Branch 28 and the Bowling League members wish all a HAPPY EASTER. MARGARET BUNCHY Reporter DEC, 1964 .......................... 24,609,332.89 ,...................... 1,924,193.08 .......................... 1,445,529.60 .......................... 1,160,477.65 .......................... 47,048.06 .......................... 1.074,438.68 .......................... 257,055.31 .......................... 54,401.74 .......................... 30,572,477.01 .......................... -11,353.32 ........................$ 30,561,123459 Total Ledger Assets ...................................... LESS: liabilities .................................... Net Ledger Assets — December 31, 1964 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI National Treasurer LEDGER ASSETS -Bonds ..................................................................... JOHN SABO National Controller FINANCIAL STATEMENT — DEC., 1964 Life Disability Pension Department Department Department Total Ledger Assets — November 30, 1964 $28,767,738.45 $1,455,439.06 $395,210.01 $30,618,387.52 INCOME Monthly Dues $ 149,062.58 $ 29,701.27 $ —0— $ 178.763.S5 Miscellaneous Income 36,518.24 —0— —0— 36.518.24 Investment Income 32,247.94 54,695.78 2,934.90 89,878.62 Capital Gains 27.74 —0— 198.00 225.74 Pension Plan Income —0— —0— 1.087.00 1.087.00 Total Income $ 217,856.50 $ 84,397.05 $ 4,219.90 $ 306,473:45 DISBURSEMENTS Claims $ 208,989.20 $ 13,862.11 $ —0— $ 222,851.31 Dividends 30,171.43 —0— —0— 30.171.43 Miscellaneous 3,336.28 —0— —0— 3.336.28 Commissions 22,150.79 1,046.21 —0— 23,197.03 General Operating Expenses 46,250.47 24,308.44 22.85 70,581.76 Taxes, Licenses and Fees 52.75 1,408.32 —0— 1.461.07 Capital Losses 370.33 —0— —0— 370.33 Depreciation on Real Estate 10,284.34 —0— —0— 10,284.34 Pension Plan Payments —0— —0— 1,483.73 1,483.73 Total Disbursements $ 321,605.59 $ 40,625.11 $ 1,506.58 $ 363,737.28 Total Net Ledger Assets — Dec. 31, 1964 "$28,663,989.36 $1,499,211.00 $397,923.33 $30.561,123.69 JULIUS E. SOMOGYI JOHN SABO National Treasurer National Controller
