William Penn Life, 1982 (17. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1982-10-01 / 4. szám
35th Anniversary Celebration Father Paul Bolvary, Pastor of St. Ann's Hungarian Church in Hazelwood, Pa., celebrated the 35th anniversary of his ordination on Sunday, October 24, 1982 at the Duquesne Golf Club. Father Paul was born in Kalocsa, Hungary on April 1 3, 1 924. He completed his education under the Jesuit Fathers; was a seminarian in Pecs and finally ordained on August 10, 1 947 in Hungary. Father Paul's first Mass was in Kalocsa, Jesuit Church. His 25th anniversary Mass was celebrated in the Pauline Fathers Chapel in Rome and Father Paul arrived in the United States as a permanent immigrant in December 1972. After serving in Doylestown and Kittanning, Pa., Father Paul became a resident of St. Ann's in August 1973 during which time he attended the University of Pittsburgh. He finally became appointed Assistant at St. Ann's in 1975 and Pastor in 1976, where he still faithfully serves. Many of Father Paul's friends and members of his Parish attended his anniversary celebration. Albert Stelkovics, former National Secretary-Treasurer of the William Penn Association, did a fine job of being Toastmaster of this event. We wish Father Paul the best of health and happiness doing what he likes best, serving his fellowman. Branch 51 Passaic, N.J. We wish to extend our congratulations to Sharon Toth of Elmwood Park, N.J. who was the recipient of a scholarship grant presented by the Home Office. Much luck in your chosen profession. With the passing of summer and fall our attention turns to the all important job of electing officers of our branch for the year 1983. This very important meeting will take place on Sunday, December 12, 1982 at 2:00 P.M. PROMPT. All members are strongly urged to be present. Also on the same date, our annual family Christmas Party will take place at 3 P.M. So children be sure to come and bring your parents and grandparents too. There will be entertainment, singing of Christmas carols and a visit from that jolly person, Santa. Refreshments will be served at the end of the program. Those who have attended our annual Christmas parties know an enjoyable afternoon will be had by all present. Mark this date on your calendar now so you don’t miss out on a good time. Both of these affairs will be held at: The President Palace Hall 115 President Street Passaic, N.J. Our Home Office has moved. The new address is: 100 Wood Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Phone No.: (412) 281-8950 Should you desire to communicate with them directly, please send any correspondence to the new address. We wish to remind the membership about Mr. Robert Segal, our special agent. He is always glad to help you out with any questions regarding your present policy or should you want additional or new insurance don’t hesitate to contact him. His phone number is: (201) 992-5137. His many years in the insurance business will be of benefit to you. All the officers of Branch 51 wish our membership a very bountiful Thanksgiving, a Merry Christmas and a prosperous, joyous and healthy New Year. Fraternally submitted, Ernest J. Mozer Branch Manager Branch 52 Windber, Pa. Pictured is Linda Marie Toki as I presented her with the check in the amount of $300.00 Scholarship Grant for the 1982-83 academic year. This is a brief resume of her achievements during her shool years: 1982 Graduate of Richland High School. A-B Average. Honor Roll Senior Year. Academic Course and Fine Arts. Art Director for RHS Theatre Productions. Attending Indiana University of Pennsylvania majoring in Art Education. Miss Toki is a fourth generation member of William Penn Branch 52. Family members included: Grandparents, Parents, Sisters, Brother, Aunts, Uncles and Cousins. We of Branch 52, are deeply appreciative of the consideration given to our applicants from the Awards Committee of the William Penn Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc. These include: Mary Lou Gall—second year Christine Beretsel Linda Marie Toki May God reward you for your generosity and we wish you contined success in this great endeavor. Fraternally, Steve Gall 1206 Mine 40 Windber, Pa. 15963 Branch 76 Philadelphia, Pa. At this time in the years past we were making preparations for our Annual Gala Scholarship Dinner Dance. It was an occasion we all looked forward to, meeting and greeting old friends and enjoying an evening in a delightful atmosphere. We are sorry to inform our members and friends, that after sponsoring these affairs since 1958—due to many factors beyond our control, a memorable event has come to an end. We wish to thank everyone for their wonderful support over the years in making these affairs successful. It will leave a void in our lives, but we’ll have the pleasant memories to cherish. We are asking our members to take a more active role, to attend our meetings and create new interest to benefit our organization. Our meetings are held the second Saturday of the month, at the Philadelphia Hungarian Club, 1125 Southampton Rd. at 8:00 P.M. We wish to extend our best wishes to one of our dedicated officers Helen Schenkel, who is a patient in the Jeanes 12
