William Penn Life, 1969 (4. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1969-02-01 / 2. szám
Vice-President: Mary Karnya; Secretary: Michael Jones; Treasurer: Joseph Semetko; Auditors: Julius Juhasz, Kal Karnya, and Frank Oravis. All members are asked to give the new officers their full support and to work on the various projects when called on. We can only spread the idea of Fratemalism by working together to achieve our goals, and show others by our good example, the true meaning of Fratemalism for which the social activities are designed. You are fortunate to be able to purchase life, hospitalization and other types of savings insurance and at the same time be able to join in social activities which are provided by the William Penn. The refreshments served after our January meeting were provided by the new officers and Agency Manager, John L. Balia. Frank Ruskay and William Kastan have been named delegates to the United Hungarian Societies of Cleveland. Frank Ruskay is our Entertainment Chairman for the year 1969. His first project is a Card Party which will be held at Kossuth Hall, 2836 East Boulevard, on Sunday, February 23rd. at 2 p.m. Frank informs us this will be the most outstanding card party ever held at Branch 14. Mark your calendars now! Rita Karnya and her Hungarian dance group appeared by popular demand for the second time last month over Channel 5, here in Cleveland. Miss Karnya and her group will also appear at the Folk Art Festival held at Public Hall later this month. The Officers and members of Branch 14 wish to extend their deepest sympathy to the family of Steve Hudak, Sr. who recently passed away. Mr. Hudak was a member of the William Penn for 50 years. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tira who celebrated their 50th. wedding anniversary. The Ladies Auxiliary is now meeting the third Wednesday of every month at the Meeting Room at K-Tavern at 2669 East 93rd. St. Members are reminded that the monthly meeting is held the first Sunday of every month at 2:30 p.m. at the Kossuth Hall (2836 East Blvd). We would like to see you there. Agency Manager, John Balia, asked that in case of the death of a member, some member of the family contact the office immediately in order that the proper services can be provided. It is most heartening to see so many of our younger members attending the meetings, we are assured that the hard Contribution to William Penn Scholarship Foundation In Memóriám: Joseph Vasas: Prof, and Mrs. August J. Molnár. work and progress made by those that have gone before us will be continued. 19 New Brunswick, N. J. Our monthly meeting will be held on Monday, February 24th at 286 Somerset Street, Union Hall—8 p.m. Please note it is the fourth Monday of the month. We are looking forward to the N. J. Branches Dinner-Dance on Saturday, March 15th, 1969 at the Polish-American Club, Route 130 at 156 Yardville, New Jersey. Also, on our entertainment agenda is the 26th Annual Bowling Tournament and Fellowship Days in New York on the Memorial Day weekend—May 31st and June 1st, 1969. Let’s all plan to be at these Fraternal Affairs. Barbara Hegedűs—Reporter 24 Chicago, 111. The Childrens Christmas Party was held December 22. I am happy to report that it was a tremendous success. Mr. Charles Akai, Branch Manager greeted the approximately 100 children present. Mr. Louis Klaynik, Branch President also extended greetings to the Children and Parents present. The program was short, but very wonderful, we are so fortunate to have so many talented children in our Branch. Marion Dura, age 11 is a gifted musician she rendered violin solos. Chuckie Dura, age 12 is also very talented, he played several numbers on the trumpet. Debbie and Denise Bartolotta, ages 12 and 9 respectively, did a Batan Twirling act, and Debbie also played the flute. Little Steven Fury, age 2 is a real bold Hungarian, he recited a verse in Hungarian. The children then all joined in singing carols, led by Pamela Sabo, 10. Santa Claus then arrived and presented toys and goodies. Refreshments were served. Mr. Akai thanks all those who helped make this a successful party and also thanks the Home Office for the generous assistance. I would like to thank all those who remembered me with cards, calls or visits during my recent illness. Mrs. Betty Akai Reporter 26 Sharon, Pa. Mr. Stephen Dobozi, President of Br. 26 reports that the Childrens Christmas Party was one of the nicest ever held in Sharon. With a large attendance and all the children enjoyed the festivities as guests of the Williaam Penn. Branch 26, Sharon, Pa. Christmas Party. 27 Toledo, Ohio Branch 27, Toledo, Ohio held its very successful Christmas Party on Sunday, December 15, 1968. There were approxi-Branch 27 Christmas Party. mately 100 children who attended the party. Gifts were distributed by “Santa Claus” (also a member of W.P.) and refreshments were served. Everyone had a wonderful time. 28 Youngstown, Ohio The Childrens Christmas Party was held at St. Stephens Church Hall. The Aut Mori Grotto Clowns of Youngstown Branch 28 Christmas Party. performed. Santa was on hand to give out the gifts and goodies to children, the refreshments were served at the end of party. For its success thanks go to the Officers and Members who helped. (Continued on Page 6) 3
