William Penn Life, 1988 (23. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1988-11-01 / 11. szám

November 1988, William Penn Life, Page 9 LT. COL. WAYNE J. SABO Continued from Page 8 N - is for Neighbors with help ever near K - is for the Knowledge to labor and prosper S - is for this Season when all families gather G - is for Grace our Thanksgiving — /er I - is for God’s Infinite mercy and care V - is for Visions of a world ever greater I - is for the Instinct to do ever better N - is for Nature’s unending treasures G - is for Giving — life’s greatest pleasure. May these be the blessings Thanksgiving brings to you: The warmth of old familiar things, The joy of having loved ones near, Of family traditions cherished and dear, All the good things you are fondest of, And the dearest of all — the blessing of love. Happy Thanksgiving to all Wil-Per ! ' ' loved ones. Branch 28 Youngstown, OH By Helen Kaluczky Branch 28 Reporter Our sympathy goes out to the family of Zoltán Cibulas. Our - r” ’ 180. and the SIE . 5804 IfttlOfl wdl miss hint- May he rest in peace. We shall remember him ::ro f4;l the deceased rocrabsrs of / c si during the month of November. This year has been a tragic year when it comes to the deaths that have occurred: John Bennett, John Kinnick, Stephen Letoha, '■'■"’i“*'" Fitr-!rMyers, Got! La vince, William Jones, Rose Genetta, Elizabeth Haggerty, Ste­phen Medve, Angeline Samu, ..J Branch 14 recently honored its young members who received William Penn Scholarships. Those honored were (from left) Lynn Sedensky, David Horvath and Charlene Evans. William Cook, Jesse Dobay, Olga Gwinnup, Joseph Waleko, Julius Cico, Valentine Kosta, Anthony Turk, Maria Doka. We are saddened by their deaths and pray for their eternal rest. The annual memorial service for all deceased members of Branch 28 will be held in the near future. On a happier note, we congrat­ulate our new National Director Michael Tomcsak. We are happy for you, Mike, and hope that your new position will be fulfil­ling and rewarding. We know that you will do an outstanding job as you did in the past as Branch 28 president for many years. It couldn’t happen to a better person. September’s and October’s cal­endars were full from start to finish with the Heritage Day held by the American Hungarian Club on Donald Avenue, the dinners at the American Hungarian Re­formed Church, the Kodály En­semble at Calvin Center, card and board games at Our Lady of Hungary and St. Stephen of Hun­gary churches, the senior citizens’ monthly get-togethers, and the various dances sandwiched in be­tween. It was a regular smorgas­bord of happenings in which to participate. We don’t plan to slow down, either. We are now planning our annual familv Christmas nartv. uCUlllb OH Uiv t .a ty vvjJu. appear next month. If you have any news, please come to our branch meetings held on the third Sunday of each month at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Branch President Steve Sándor, 133 Struthers-Coitsville Road. If you can’t make the meetings, then tune into WKTL-90.7 FM in Struthers on Saturday from noon to 1:30 p.m. for "Souvenirs ai ■■ ' m.s-v isy Endre Check and family. Also, don’t forget to tune into WBBW-Í240 AM in Youngs­town on Sundays to hear another fine ecumenical Hungarian spirit­ual program with the Revs. Farkas and Mezaros. Please remember our insurance representatives Gabe Nemeth ~ m o 1 /t i; Alan Szabó (797 (Ool). Fhev 1 ' ’ Branch 34 Pittsburgh, PA Branch 34 will hold its annual family Christmas party on Satur­day, Dec. 10, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at St. Ann’s Hungarian Church Hall, 4375 Chatsworth Ave., Hazelwood. Following the party, the regular membership meeting will be held at 5:00 p.m. Election of branch officers for 1989 will take place, after which a branch party for adult members will be held. All branch members are invited to attend both the family Christmas party and the meeting. Branch 44 Akron, OH By Jeffrey J. Ward, au.chFc Regional Sales Manager About 20 members interested in learning more about the William Penn’s insurance and financial services attended an insurance seminar hosted by Branch 44 Oct. 9 at Hóban High School. The informal and informative seminar was led by Sales Repre­sentative Alan Szabó with help from Regional Sales Manager Jeff­rey Ward. Mr. Szabó spent an hour re­‘ "ring and explainer- -V - -sive William Penn portfolio and then opened the floor to nues*'­ior>- r ' by the •. •• nbers. said. * Am., ozac well prepared and enthusiastic. Special thanks should also be extended to Marilyn and Eliza­beth Darago, the organizers of the seminar, and John Rmdach who zrrangeu tor the site.'' Mr. Ward also ssuo that more such seminars will be held in other areas of Ohio in the fűmre. Branch 51 Passaic, NJ By Ernest Mozer branch V Corr'“— ” meeting in Sep­video tape shown by Branch Pres­ident Arthur Barillo and his wife Martha of their trip this past summer to Csicser and Ruska, Czechoslovakia and Ungvar, U.S.S.R. Their trip, during which they visited many other towns in the area, was a most joyous event for both the Barillos and their rela­i- • _ .1 .u not seen , , ears. It is hard to believe that next month December will be here. But, we have finalized plans for our annual election of officers and family Christmas party. Both events will be held on Sunday, Dec. 4, at the American- Hungarian Citizens Club, 21 New Schley St., Garfield. The election of officers for 1989 will be held at 2:00 p.m. and the Christmas party will begin at 3:00 p.m. The party will feature enter­tainment, refreshments and a visit from Santa Claus. We ask all children to bring their parents, grandparents and cousins to the Christmas party. Like we said, it’s a family Christmas party. Anyone needing directions to the Club should call (201) 471- 9852 after 6:00 p.m. The officers and members of Branch 51 wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. Branch 59 Windber, PA By Dorothy Gall Branch 59 Coordinator Mary Miller, who has served as branch coordinator at both Branch 52 and Branch 59 for 20 years, recently announced her retirement. At the Branch 59 meeting held Sept. 11 at the Scalp Level VFW, it was announced that Dorothy Gall was appointed by the Home Office to succeed Mrs. Miller as branch coordinator. The members voted to present Mrs. Miller, who is recovering from a recent operation, with a special gift thanking her for her many years of dedicated service to tne branch. All our members wish her well in her recovery and ‘•''•'■ment. ;11 ...Liny meeting» w..... »econd Sunday of each month at 4:00 p.m. at the Scalp Level VFW. Any inquiries may be made to Dorothy Gall at 467- 8343. Bmnch 71 "Duqumne^ PA Branch 89 Homestead, PA By Ruth D. Toth Branch 89 Publicity Chairwoman Branch 71 and Branch 89 will ’ H 1 tl :• -1 V Christ­mas party on Sunday, Dec. 4, milk Hollow Road, Lincoln Place. Invitations will be sent to the children of both branches, but the children are encouraged to bring along their parents and grandparents. The featured entertainment will be none other than world­­famous magician *-*- * Ibacker ’ _,Fcrrormed at the White House and has traveled around UlC world with hi limes. He will have with him the world’s smallest petting zoo: one cage, one rabbit. But, this will not be an ordinary rabbit. It will be the most famous rabbit of all, Trademark "the educated rab­bit.” Trademark is just one of the many rabbits included in Alback­­er’s career. He has raised rabbits by the "zillions” and the antics of his rabbits have been chronicled around the world. The Master Rabbit Hider Albacker has many rabbit stories to share with child­ren after spending more than 50 years entertaining with rabbits. His show will highlight an after­noon of food, fun and fraternal­­ism. So be sure to mark Dec. 4 on your calendar and make plans to join us. Branch 76 Philadelphia, PA By Clara Fenessey Branch 76 Reporter With the passing of a hectic, hot summer, it is truly a relief to feel the cool autumn breezes again. And, again, it is time for us to resume our branch and other activities for the coming year. A well-known, longtime mem­ber of our branch and commun­ity, Katherine Kanya, was honor­ed recently on the occasion of her 80th birthday at the Philadelphia Hungarian Club. Katherine received many gifts and accolades for her many years of devotion to and support of the Club, especially for the delicious pastries and tortes she contributes for all occasions. At the ------ - of«, many mem -bers anu guests, including Joe and Annabel Karoly, Steve and RoT^kja Turakv, Steve and Elsie a. oiWLL.y uiic. vjiuuyb f cuNdb. May the Good Lord bless her with many more happy years. At this time we would like to ask our members to visit or con­­met two longtime members, Mrs. Betty Wlosak and Tony Thomas. Both have been ill and confined to their homes. It would make their day to ha ve you visit or call diem. Our heartfelt condolences and sympathy go to the families of our recently deceased members Mrs. Stephen Sable, Lottie Farley and Valentine Violek. May they have eternal peace. Our meeting and ele^on of officers ior th" ..-.•Jug year will be held Saturday, Dec. 10. ar

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