William Penn Life, 1983 (18. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1983-10-01 / 4. szám

S ATTENTION:

( Branch 226 Members

\ Election of Branch Officers f will take place on Saturday, : December 17, 1983 at St. ^ Stephen's Catholic Church \ Auditorium on Beacon Street, j McKeesport, Pa., at 2:00 P.M.

$ The annual Christmas Party ( for the children and their

• families will be held Sunday,

• December 18, 1983 at 2:30 i P.M. at St. Stephen's Church J Auditorium. Special entertainr ment will be provided by the : Lovelace Marionettes.

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terested in bowling in the league should call Steve at 434-3249. Many thanks for the terrific work he puts into this fraternal activity of our Branch.

The Children’s Christmas Party will be held on Saturday evening beginning at 6:00 P.M. on December 17th for the benefit of our juvenile members. They will be receiving their formal invitation as we approach this date.

Call me in regards to your life insurance needs, or also with leads at 275-6654.

Fraternally,

Albert G. Kertesz

In the eyes of a child, any Christmas tree is ten feet tall.

Branch 383 Buffalo, New York

Joseph S. Taylor, Manager of Branch 383, Buffalo, New York, passed away recently after a long illness.

Mr. Taylor was born Joseph Senfner in Pennsylvania but changed his name to Taylor after starting to work for a dairy in 1921. He took over the operation of the dairy after the death of its President, Louis Taylor in 1931.

After the dairy closed in 1961, Mr. Taylor became District Manager for the William Penn Association. For many years, he was an officer, delegate and finally a National Director.

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Pictured are Branch 296 Bowlers who participated in the 1 983 State Championship Tournament held in Pittsburgh. L. to R.: Mary Wesoloski, Captain, Stella Farkas, Debbie Heller, Jennie Wislie, and Helen Goscijew.

He had been on the Board of the Black Rock Savings & Loan Co. and was past president of the Hungarian Society of Riverside.

He is survived by four brothers, John Senfner of Denver, Steve, Alex and Albert of the Buffalo area; and two sisters, Rose Kowalski and Helen Szcsepanik, both of Tonawanda.

CHILDREN'S CORNER

By: Barbara Botkin

Carolyn and John Kenawell of Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, children of Executive Vice-President John F. Kenawell and his wife, Linda, recently won awards in the Hollidaysburg Community Farm Show.

Carolyn, a 16 year old senior at Hollidaysburg High School took 1st place in drawings with her 3-dimensional skier, 2nd place in painting for her floral creation and a 2nd place in crafts for a sculpture of a lion.

John, a 15 year old sophmore won 2nd place in woodwork for his crafting of a clock, and a 3rd place in woodwork for a jewel box.

It seems that the children are following in their mother’s footsteps as she (Linda) also won a 1st place in the houseplant category for her African Violets.

Congratulations, Carolyn, John and Linda Kenawell.

i Everyone knows the Golden “Do” Rule, but I think this Silver “Think” Rule should accompany it: Think about others as if you were those others.

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