William Penn Life, 1968 (3. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1968-08-01 / 8-9. szám
capacities. The Committee shall contact all nearby branches in the near future to notify them on the details of this occasion and to cordially invite the members to attend, and to help us celebrate this occasion. Joseph Toma, F.I.C. Supervisor of Agencies 51 Passaic, New Jersey The next meeting of Branch 51 will be held on Monday, September 16, 1968, at Calvin Hall, 220 Fourth St., Passaic, N.J. at 7:30 P.M. sharp. Every member of Branch 51 is invited to attend these meetings, and to take part in the proceedings. Hoping everyone had a joyful and safe summer. Rosalie Stransky Regina Sándor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sándor, 35-year members of the William Penn Fraternal Association, was graduated at the top of her class at Center High School, Monaca, Pennsylvania. She received the school’s shorthand award, represented her school in the Beaver County Skills Contest. She has been awarded a scholarship. Regina is niece of Mr. Louis Nemeth, Manager of Branch 83. 76 Philadelphia, Pa. BANQUET NEWS: Our Annual Fall Banquet and Dinner Dance will be held on November 16, 1968. The place — Schwarzwald Inn, Olney Avenue at 2nd Street, Phila., Pa. Parking facilities available. Cost: Dinner and Dance — $6.00 per person; Dance ONLY — $2.50 per person. Parents — invite those teenagers — where else could they have a better time? Menu?—delicious beef as only the Inn can prepare. Music will be furnished by our favorite orchestra the Musical Caravan. If you haven’t heard these fabulous men, do come, and we promise you will not be disappointed! Members, and our faithful outof-town guests — reserve that fall date NOVEMBER 16, 1968. At this time we also extend Congratulations to a wonderful oouple (and more than faithful members of our Wm. Penn Association) who celebrated their 34th WEDDING Anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert (Gábor) Benedek. The anniversary was July 21st, and happily remembered by their five children and seventeen grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Benedek, may you have many more such happy anniversaries. Happy Summer Holidays to you all. Julie Melnick 249 Dayton, Ohio Branch 249 held a very memorable meeting on Sunday, May 12, 1968. This particular meeting will be remembered Left to right: Mr. John Motko, President, Branch 249, Mrs. Steve Krusoczky, Mr. Louis Vassy, Director, Mrs. Steve Koncz, Mr. Alex Nyirati, past member of the National Auditing Committee, Mr. Albert G. Kertesz, present member of the National Auditing Committee. Due to illness, Mr. Gaspar Csatto could not be present. by all present. Especially four members who received their 50-Year Pins commemorating 50 years of loyal membership in our beloved William Penn Association. Recipients were: Mrs. Steve Krusoczky, Mrs. Steve Koncz, Mr. Gaspar Csatto, and Mr. Alex Nyirati, past member of the National Auditing Committee. The presentations were made by Mr. Louis Vassy, National Director, who delivered an address paying homage to the four honored members, for their faithfulnes during these many long years. The meeting was well attended, and was climaxed with a buffet in honor of the recipients. DANE WERT ALLERGIES Half of the people in Pennsylvania sneeze or sniffle, wheeze or itch, suffer intestinal disturbances or other uncomfortable symptoms because of their allergies. Allergy is a word coined 50 years ago but the conditions it describes are as old as mankind. An allergy is an abnormal reaction to certain substances. Not all allergies receive attention because when they occur in children, many parents feel the children will outgrow them. But allergies rarely get better without specific treatment and they are seldom outgrown. A careful look at an allergy patient’s health history will show most of the following: A skin rash, beginning a few days after birth and probably lasting at least several weeks, which indicates a response to sensitization. Colic, beginning about the third week and lasting three months or more. Colic is a painful bowel spasm and may be the result of sensitization to milk. Infantile eczema, “weeping eczema”, appearing between three months and six years of age, is most common in a child who has had colic. This usually is a reaction to milk, eggs or wheat but may be caused by other foods. Respiratory allergy occurring in childhood continues with increasing severity into adulthood. This includes the common “hay fever”, bronchial asthma, pollinosis, allergic rhinitis and cold-like symptoms. Allergies sometimes are very difficult to cure although in some instances a single desensitizing “shot” may effect a cure. The person who has an allergy should know how to avoid the substances that (Continued on page 8) THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION announce with profound sorrow the death of ALEXANDER DEBRECZENI, SR. Branch 85 an ILLUSTRIOUS MEMBER of this Association. The Board of Directors in paying final Tribute to the memory of our ILLUSTRIOUS MEMBER, conveys on behalf of the membership of the Association its deepest sympathy to the bereaved family. 7
