William Penn Life, 1972 (7. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1972-01-01 / 1. szám

all the children who came to this party, will long remember it. Our monthly meeting was held on the 2nd Tuesday of December 1971. New offi­cers elected are: Jaque E. Palmer, Presi­dent; Michael Tomcsak, Vice President; Anna Wash, Secretary-Treasurer; John Kaluczky and Mary Tomcsak, Auditors. New officers are hoping that the new year 1972 will bring renewed interests in our Branch activities. Members are urged to attend meetings, which are held on every 2nd Tuesday of each month and let their interest be known. Your Secretary wishes each and every one of you a very Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year. Joseph Batta, Illustrious Member passed away September 23, 1971. He was born January 9, 1887 in Zadorfala Gomor Megy. He was manager of Branch 223 from 1913 to 1966. He was married 58 years and is survived by Elizabeth Batta Mecsey, 3 sons, 3 daughters, 11 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. William Penn has lost a great worker and fraternalist. Anna Wash, Secretary GOLDEN DAYS Mr. and Mrs. John Gober A Mass of thanksgiving was offered in St. Stephen of Hungary Church and a special blessing was given by the Rev. Dezső Torok for Mr. and Mrs. John Gober, 202 E. Delason Avenue who marked their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Following the Mass a family party was held in their honor. They were married August 14, 1921 in Pozsa St. Katalin, Vas Megye, Hungary and came to Youngstown, Ohio in 1923. Mrs. Gober was the former Rosa Horvath. Mr. Gober retired in 1964, after 34 years with the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company, Seamless mill. Mr. Gober was an officer of the Branch 86 and 21 of the William Penn Fraternal Association for 36 years, and was cited for this service. 48 New York, N. Y. Branch 48 held its annual Christmas Party for the juvenile members of the Branch, at the Árpád Hall. We are happy to report that as in the past not only did the children enjoy themselves but also did their parents. Judging from the favorable comments made at the party we know that this is one of the most popular and greatly expected events of the year. We all be­lieve and hope that the William Penn As­sociation shall continue to sponsor this event in the future. Charles Fabian, President Joseph Toma, Branch Mgr. 51 Passaic, N. J. The Children’s Christmas Party was a real success and all the children and the parents enjoyed the good movie “Mr. Magoo” Christmas films also the home style foods and refreshments. President Mrs. Yolanda Rinko and the officers really worked hard to prepare all the foods, decorations and etc. Santa Claus gave the children a memorable gift. The parents of the children also enjoyed the party. Yolanda Rinko, President 59 Scalp Level, Pa. Santa Claus arrived greeting all the children. Each child whispering in Santa’s ear as to what he or she wanted for Christ­mas. Christmas Carols were sung with Santa Claus leading the group. Each child was presented with a Yuletide gift and a song book. Santa was more than happy to have each child sit on his knee and pre­sent each one with these gifts. Thanks to the William Penn Association for giving us this opportunity. All the children gathered around Santa and pictures were taken so that everyone may see them next year at the William Penn Christmas Party. A light lunch was served with the sound of Christmas Carols flowing through the room. Everyone sat around chatting, eat­ing and enjoying the Christmas atmos­phere. Mary Miller, Branch Manager 70 Newark, N. J. The Christmas Party of Branch 70, Newark, N. J. was held on Sunday, Decem­ber 12, 1971 at the Hungarian American Center in Hillside, N. J. Steve Vidám, Branch President opened the program by conveying Best Wishes from himself and all Officers for a Happy Holiday Season. Entertainers at the piano were: Karen Gabor, Kathleen and Linda Petacz and Kathleen Kalman. Mary Farkas did a lovely Ballet dance routine. Steve Vidám and his Quartet then led everyone in Christmas Carolins. Santa finally arrived with his pack and distributed candy and gifts to the delighted children. Hot dogs cookies and refreshments were then served. Our sincere thanks to the following for their help in making the party a success. Mr. and Mrs. Stéve Vidám, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nemeth, Mr. and Mrs. John Kovács, Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmer­man and Mr. and Mrs. James Emody. (EDITOR’S NOTE: As we were closing the printing of oar publication we received the sad news that our Manager of Branch 70, Newark, N. J., Mr. James Emody passed away. — Our sincere condolances to his wife and family. — We’ll have more details in our next issue.) 76 Philadelphia, Pa. Our Christmas Party turned out quite well. Amid the sounds of Christmas Carols, the children enjoyed their goodies, visited with Santa Claus, received their gifts and finally some had their pictures taken. The day itself was beautiful and the officers were pleased that so many made the effort to make it a Happy Christmas for our youngsters. Our thanks to all who made it the successful party it was! We had our meeting the night of Decem­ber 11 and the most important factor was the Election of Officers for the coming new year. The results were as follows: President: Anthony Noel; Vice Presi­dent: Louis Lovacs; Treasurer: Joseph Karoly; Recording Secretary: Daniel Rosenfeld; Auditors: Annabel Karoly and David Morales; Entertainment Chairman: Philip Melnick and Reporter: Julia Melnick. Also, please note that our Branch Manager is Mr. Stephen Szemes of 428 Maplewood Road, Springfield, Pa., who will be happy to assist you in any William Penn matters. Knowing how important mail can be and how it can brighten up the day, per­haps some of you can drop a line to Jule J. Szabó who was recently transferred to Vietnam, just north of Saigon. His address is: Jule F. Szabó 205-42-9445 F Btry (AFA) 79th Arty. 3rd BDÉ (Sep) 1st Cav. Div. (AM) APO SF 96490 How about dropping him a line on up­coming holidays, especially Valentine’s Day! To all our members who are not feeling up to par, we haven’t forgotten you, and many best wishes are sent your way for a healthier New Year. Many of our members have birthdays, anniversaries in the upcoming months, too lengthv to mention individually — but we. the officers know, and to each and all of vou out there, we extend our heartiest Happy Birthdav and Happy Anniversary. It mav sound a little premature, but we would like to remind the folks that our bowling tournament is coming up! Before vou know it the time will be here, so you bowlers keep on your toes and keep up the good work. Watch the April issue for more details! Really rushing the seasons — but by 6

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