William Penn Life, 1985 (20. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)

1985-03-01 / 2. szám

Ladles Auxiliary, Branch 18 Continued from page 5 column 3 come join the fun — Mark your calendars now. Contact Vice President Ann Leny for tickets. We regretfully announce the sudden-shocking deaths of two of our devoted members. Irene Augustinis, who was called to eternal rest on Feb. 9th, and also Julia Kovach on Feb. 22nd. Both Irene and Julia will be remembered for the warmth of their smiles and will be greatly missed. May they rest in peace. Our deepest heartfelt sympathy to their family and friends. Thanks also to all our members that paid their respects. On our sick list are: Mary Csanyi and Rose Tephenhart both are longtime members of our group. Also our past presi­dent Elvira Kubovics had eye surgery and is recuperating nicely. May God Bless them all with returning good health. On behalf of our officers and members, we would like to wish you all a Happy Easter and Happy Springtime. Always keep a song in your heart and a smile on your face. President Eleanor Kender Branch 18 - Auxiliary Baltimore District Calendar of Events Continued from page 7 column 2 Thurs. Sept., 26, 1985 Baltimore District Meeting at 7:30 P.M. Thurs., Oct 24, 1985 Baltimore District Meeting at St. Rita’s Rectory Meeting Room, 2903 Dunleer Road. Dundalk, Md. at 7:30 P.M. Sat. Oct. 26, 1985 Annual Pilgrimage to Shrine of Immaculate Conception, Wash­ington, DC. led by Chief Pilgrim, Msgr. Muth. Details in Parish Bulletins and “The Catholic Review.” Sun. Nov. 10,1985 Memorial Mass for Deceased Members of Br 8340 followed by breakfast. Mass will be held at St. Rita’s Church at 9:00 A.M. Information concerning details will be published by Br 8340. Sun. Nov. 17, 1985 Br 8330 will again hold their Annual Christmas Bazaar in St. Rita’s Auditorium from 8:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. All monies realized on this project will be spent on Charitable Projects. Br 8302 will again distribute Christmas Treats to the children in St. Jane Frances School & Parish. No definite date has been selected by Br. Pres. Fred Meeting Schedules Baltimore District Br. 8302 St. Jane Frances Br. 8312 St. Clements Br. 8330 St. Rita’s (Women) Br. 8340 St. Rita’s (Men) Br. 8344 Sacred Heart of Mary Byrnes, as yet. Fri. Dec. 20, 1985 Br. 8330 will hold their Monthly Meeting and Christmas Party at 7:30 P.M. in St. Rita’s Rectory Meeting Room. This is such a great way to celebrate our suc­cesses throughout the years, and to enjoy the congeniality of this group. May God Bless and Grant You Good Health and Wealth to continue the Good Works. "'Dates subject to change Continue to support — • Project "Faith” • Sponsor Catholic Scholar­ships • Operation Brotherhood • Marian Crusade • Respect For Life • Apostolate of the Handi­capped • Vocation Awareness Reserve signs for various pews at St. Timothy’s Church in Smithton, Pa. will be purchased by Branch 8326 of the William Penn Association according to a decision during a recent business meeting presided over by President Jean Vidnovic. The meeting followed the chapter’s attendance at Mass and they later enjoyed a social hour. The invocation was offered by Fr. Ed Kretz. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Gertrude Sofran, the secretary-recorder. Joann Grinarmi presented the treasurer’s report. President Vidnovic announced that the holiday card project was an overwhelming success and the entire order was sold. Marie Mehalek, of the greeting card committee, reported on cards sent to various members. A brief outline of activities for the remainder of the year was given by the president. Coffee and donuts will be enjoyed in the church social room follow­ing chapter attendance at various Masses. The chapter provided a luncheon for children who made their First Confession. A bake sale and raffle followed the March 17 Mass. A break­fast-brunch is planned for May 26 in recognition of all mothers of the Branch. A similar event will be held in honor of fathers on June 23. Other officers installed at the same meeting were Tom Babyak, vice-president; Helen Kundrat, marshal; and Sophie Kovács, Emma Walker and Rose Urick, trustees. 4th Thursday of Month 7:30 P.M. 3rd Wednesday of Month 8:30 P.M. No definite dates 3rd Friday of Month 7:30 1st Sunday of Month 1:00 P.M. No definite dates Fraternally — Terry Tishner Nyári Magyar Iskola Continued from page 7 column 4 erdos-ligetes 100 holdja, a délutáni szakköri foglalkozások, kirándulások A Niagara vízeséshez és a Letchworth parkba, a fürdések, vidám szórakozássá varázsolják a tanulást. Kérünk mindenkit, akihez ez a hirdetés eljut, tájékoztassa ismerőseit. Egyetlen gyermek se maradjon el azért, mert szülei nem értesültek idejében a nyári iskoláról. Felvétel csak előzetes jelent­kezés alapján. Jelentkezési határidő: 1985. május 15. Jelentkezést csak a teljes 3 hétre fogadunk el. További felvilágosítás kapható, jelentkezési ívek ig­ényelhetők a következő címeken: Palotay Csabáné igazgató 2984 Michael Dr. Newbury Park, CA 91320 (805) 498-6150 (805) 499-2964 Lamperth Zoltánné ugazgató helyettes 943 Eagle Dr. Burlington, Ont., Canada L7T 3A5 (416) 639-2403 Magyar Cserkészszövetség P.O. Box 68 Garfield, NJ 07026 (201) 772-8810 Youth Corner Continued from page 9 column 5 child that Jesus wants people to enjoy life, to have fun, that life is a gift to enjoy. These are all concepts of hope for happiness in life that your young one will understand. We can all enjoy Easter together, especially if we ex­perience it with children, grand­children and family. Instilling the enduring message of Easter in the minds of children; the message of sacrificial love, forgiveness and hope, will make this holiday more meaningful for you and your family. Your children will grow each year in their under­standing that the promise of Easter extends love and hope across the earth to all people. Notice — William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc. Continued from page 3 column 3 The Board of Directors will convene and conduct its Annual Meeting immediately after the Membership Meeting is ad­journed. John Sabo National President Dayton, Ohio, Branch 249 Continued from page 6 column 2 Your branch coordinator, Director, Albert G. Kertesz, is always available to assist you with your insurance needs. You can reach him by calling 275-6654. Respectfully, Anne Marie Kertesz Scholarship Continued from page 7 column 1 Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc., 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15233, or by contacting your local Branch Manager. DIES IN ALLENTOWN, PA. — Msgr. Raymond Leichner, who was spiritual advisor of Branch 8073 in Allentown, died on February 3, 1985. Several members of the branch served as honor guards during the viewing in Sacred Heart Church. Anthony Covely is president of the Allentown Branch. IN MEMÓRIÁM ALBERT V. KOCSIS After a lengthy illness, the last Supreme President of the former Rákóczi Aid Association, Albert V. Kocsis died in his 90th year on Tuesday, February 26, 1985. Mr. Kocsis was born in Nagy Ráth, Ung Megye, Hungary, and came to the United States as a 16 year old young man. He became active in the Rákóczi very early in life and was a staunch fraternalist until the time his physical condition no longer permitted him to remain active. During his fraternal career he held many offices in Branch 1 (Parent Lodge) and on the Na­tional level. He began by being the Juvenile Dues Collector for the Parent Branch. He served in this capacity until his talents and dedication were recognized and the National Convention elected him Supreme Vice- President. Shortly after taking office, the then Supreme President George Tobis died and Mr. Kocsis was elevated to the posi­tion of Supreme President. He remained Supreme President until the Verhovay-Rákoczi merger in 1956. Although he did not support the merger, once the Conven­tion voted for it, he became an enthusiastic supporter of the merged Association. He once stated to this writer that yes, I was not on the winning side, but this does not diminish my love for this great Hungarian fraternal benefit society, and I’ll continue to do what I can for the Association’s well being by laboring in Branch 1 as an officer. He did serve as Branch Treasurer and on several occasions was Conven­tion delegate. He also partici­pated in William Penn tours to Hungary. Mr. Kocsis was a well re­spected employee of the Max- Ams Company, Fairfield, Connecticut. He was a first class tool and dye maker and plied his trade well. The late Mrs. Kocsis, nee Antoinette Murkim, preceded him in death several years ago. Mr. Kocsis is survived by his only daughter, Mrs. Valerie Woodworth, who so faithfully nursed him through many years of disability, son-in-law John, who has been an officer of Branch 1 and a Convention delegate, also. Also surviving are three grandsons, Paul, Peter and Albert Woodworth. Mr. Kocsis was buried from the Lesko Funeral Home, Fri­day, March 1, 1985. In bidding farewell to a true fraternalist, we are saddened because in him we have lost another valuable prioneer who sacrificed much time and energy for the promotion of his beloved Rákóczi and William Penn. Our ranks are thinning, but our memories and gratitude are strong. President Kocsis, your fellow fraternalists mourn your pass­ing and pray that the perpetual liqht shine upon you. Isten Veled. ___________________A.J.S. Recipe Corner The following recipes are from our book, “Outstanding Collection of Treasured Hungarian Recipes”, a publica­tion readily available for purchase through the Home Office. Inquiries should be sent to the William Penn Associa­tion, 709 Brighton Road, Pitts­burgh, Pa. 15233. Easter Cheese (Sárga túró) 2 qts. milk 2 dozen eggs Continued on page 11 column 1 10

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