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

1983-07-01 / 3. szám

We will miss him. Our best wishes to our National President, Mr. Elmer Charles, who recently celebrated his birthday. On July 23rd, the family and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt of Middletown, Del., will gather to celebrate Mr. Schmidt’s 90th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt are both 50 year members. He was also President of Branch 76 at one time. Our best wishes for a happy, healthy, birthday to a good friend and a memorable day for his wife, Margaret, family, and friends. For all your insurance needs, or related matters, family events, please contact Branch Manager Steve Szemes, 543-8876. Wishing all a healthy and pleasant summer. Steve Szemes Branch 189 Alliance, Ohio The William Penn Athletic Club din­ner was quite an enjoyable affair. President of the Athletic Club, Jerry Hamby, greeted the members and guests. A moment of silent prayer was observed in memory of deceased members. Master of Ceremonies Larry Haidet introduced guests present from Alliance, Ohio who were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Summers and Mrs. Mable Leach. Also present were National Director Mr. Steve Lesco and Mrs. Lesco, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Maddel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stypa, President of Branch 14 of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Betty Panin and Mr. Steve Emery of Sharon, Pennsylvania. The delicious dinner served by Manager Penny Duruttya and her staff was well consumed by the 100 members and guests present. Dancing to the Jerry Hamby, President of the William Penn Athletic Club and Larry Haidet, Master of Ceremonies at the Wm. Penn A.C. Dinner Dance. National Director Steve Lesco and his ever gracious, lovely wife, Betty at our William Penn A.C. Dinner Dance. music of Jim Szittai’s band of Canton- Akron, Ohio was enjoyed by both young and “us” not so young! The “us” not so young really enjoyed those Hungarian csardases! The two special floral arrangements were won by Gerri Taylor and Rose Douhette. Mrs. Taylor presented her arrangement to Mr. Ralph Taylor, city health inspector of Alliance, Ohio, who was ill in the City Hospital. Thank you Gerri! Congratulations to the Popovich Volleyball team! They are first place City Tournament Champs and 2nd place champs of the City League! These girls are all members of the William Penn Club. The long practice and untiring management of their coach Kenneth Young was indeed a rewarded effort. Popovich Volleyball Champs, Left to Right (Back row): Ruth Schavetter, Shelly Sum­mers, Vickie Smith, Connie Geib, Sherri Thomas. (Bottom): Kelly Summers, Billie White, Lorie McClung, Jennie Carman and Penny Duruttya, Captain. (Coach was Kenny Young, not shown). The bowling tournament is over and many “crying towels” were used. Branch 18 is to be congratulated for the fine entertainment presented at the banquet. We of Br. 189 greatly enjoyed our meal at the William Penn Club in Lincoln Park, Michigan, and we also enjoyed the music of Jakob Emil’s Hungarian gypsy orchestra. Those beautiful old Hungarian songs the gyp­sies played brought back such wonder­ful memories of the “good old days.” June 8, 1983 was four years Managers Pug and Penny Duruttya have been managing the Branch 189 William Penn Club. Thier friendly and happy faces are familiar to the 1,000 members, both social and insurance members. Their management and endeavors to keep improving frater­­nalism has been a great success. Keep up the good work! Our annual William Penn A.C. pic­nic will be held August 28 at Beechwood Park. Lunch will be at 12:00. Come one, come all, enjoy eating, visiting, playing games or just stroll around talking to old friends. Our sympathy goes out to Marvin Jerrette at the death of his father. May he rest in peace. A “thank you” to the Branch 189 Board of Directors for the gift presented to this reporter. It was so kind and generous of you. Again, “thank you”. Summer has finally arrived and we are all anxious to enjoy our vacation! Let’s all have happy and safe vaca­tions! Remember the 55 mile speed limit. It may seem slow but it is safe! For any insurance you may need contact “Zoliié” (Zoltán Cibulas) at (216) 823-2028 Alliance, Ohio. Fraternally, Marie Duruttya Branch 249 Dayton, Ohio Since the last issue of this publica­tion, our local William Penn Bowling League concluded its season. A dinner was held in honor of the bowlers at which time trophies were presented to the winners. We take this opportunity to congratulate the winners, and sincerely thank all those who con­tributed to the success of the festive occasion. Our branch was well represented at the National Bowling Tournament in Detroit. Several of our bowlers ap­peared among the winners. Con­gratulations to them also. All those in­terested in bowling next season in the local league are invited to call Steve Horvath at 434-3249. I am happy to announce that my wife Anne, has become my permanent co-host on our weekly “Music of Hungary” radio program, now in its 32nd year and heard Sunday mornings from 9:00 A.M. till 12:00 noon, on WQRP-FM, 88.1 on the dial. You are invited to tune in and keep informed as 25

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