William Penn Life, 1986 (21. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)
1986-03-01 / 2. szám
■ ■ -_______LiLLL iniiivii ______________ There is a better way for Older Adults... WILLIAM PENN ASSOCIATION MT. ST. GEORGE Personal Home Care Rd 3 Brinker Road, Wellsburg, West Virginia 26070 Phone: (304) 737-0851 - Nicholas M. Kotik, Administrator ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ADMISSION Personal Care Services for Older Adults... RN SUPERVISION - SEMI-PRIVATE BEDROOMS - 24 HOUR SECURITY & SUPERVISION - ACTIVITY PROGRAM — NON-DENOMINATIONAL — COUNTRY LIVING ATMOSPHERE — FIVE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRE FACILITY — MODERATE RATES INCLUDE ROOM, BOARD & LAUNDRY Branch 159 Phoenixville, Pa. By William Kovach Pictured in the photo are Zoltán Emri, a member of the Board of Directors of the William Penn Association from Florence, New Jersey, and William Kovach, Branch Manager 159 of Phoenixville, Pa., taken in front of the Washington Memorial Chapel in Valley Forge, Pa., which houses a plaque that was recently installed there, honoring Colonel Michael Kovats, who played a significant part in helping to establish the Cavalry of the Continental Army in 1778-79. After two years of intensive campaigning under George Washington, Colonel Kovats fell mortally wounded in 1779 & in the battle of Charleston, South Carolina. Recently a group of dedicated Hungarians, including John Santo and Anthony Gymarody, instituted a project to have a memorial stone placed !( in Valley Forge Park and a plaque placed in the chapel, known as Washington Memorial Chapel, to honor a great Hungarian during the Revolutionary War. The plaque was installed in the Bell Tower of the chapel with beautiful appropriate ceremonies. A generous contribution was made by the William Penn Association to this Memorial Fund. Branch 159 — Phoenixville, Pa. Zoltán Emri and William J. Kovach Branch 8290 Youngwood, Pa. By A. E. Robinson The local branch sponsored a Christmas treat for the children of the club members on Sunday, December 15th, in the social rooms of the club. The children were entertained by the Clowns and many received balloon animals made by them. Treats from Santa were candy, pencils and tablets. In some bags were a sheet of music furnished by the National Office. About 175 treats were given out in the club room. A similar treat was given to the children of the Holy Cross School, Voungwood, Pa. 101 treats were given out there. The next affair scheduled for the club is April 18th when Knights of St. George members will honor their Saint George Day. every month at 7 P.M. and representatives are invited to attend. COOK BOOK HUNGARIAN SPECIALTIES and OTHER FAVORITES Net Proceeds for the benefit of the William Penn Ass’n Scholarship Foundation DONATION $4.20 FOR 1 COPY Send Check or Money Order WILLIAM PENN SCHOLARSHIP FUND P.O. Box 438 New Brunswick, N.J. 08903 Non Profit Organization U S. Postage PAID Pittsburgh, PA Permit No. 2724 Our meetings are held in the club the Fourth Tuesday of
