William Penn Life, 1990 (25. évfolyam, 2-10. szám)

1990-07-01 / 7. szám

Page 12, William Penn Life, July 1990 Branch News Continued from Page 4 part-time agent serving our area. Martin, his wife and two chil­dren, have recently moved to this area from Altoona, Pa., where he was an aqfive member of Branch 800. We wish Martin a happy and successful association with those in our area. If anyone in Ephrata or Lancaster would like to contact him in regards to insurance, then please call 1-717-859-3966. As you read elsewhere in this publication, Phoenixville mem­bers were quite successful at this year’s national bowling tourna­ment. Now, our members are turning their attention to the national golf tournament to be held July 7 near Columbus. Even if you don’t win the new car to be given for a hole-in-one, the trip is still worthwhile for all the new friendships you will make. Branch 159 members, please call Branch Coordinator Bill Kovach at 215-933-8391 for any insurance needs. Branch 352 Coraopolis, PA By Dianne A. Charles Branch 352 Reporter Sunday, Aug. 12 is a day you will want to mark on your calendar, and Wellsburg, W.Va. is the place you will want to be, for the William Penn Home Community Festival. It promises to be a fun-filled day for the whole family, with good food, games of chance, bin­­go, children’s games and much more. So bring your family and enjoy the day. All proceeds from the day will benefit the elderly residents at the Home. We hope to see you there. Congratulations to Fred and Patti Jackson celebrating their 12th anniversary July 28. Happy Birthday to our juvenile branch members celebrating their special day in July: George Christ­man, William Duessel, Colleen Egan, Christopher Ferragonio, Gerald Foley, Ryan Gifford, Matthew Godfrey, Adam Gorog, Adam Krise, Jarrod Petersavage, Jody Rees, Richard Soltész, Lisa Watson, Marisa Wenke and Natalie Yarosh. Joseph M. Eveges has been nominated to have his name ap­pear in the 24th annual edition of "Who’s Who Among American High School Students.” Our sin­cere congratulations for achieving this important recognition. Joe is the son of Marianne and Clarence Eveges. A special thank you to the following branch "50 years and over members” for their faith in and support of our Association: Charles McCarty, Alphonse^ Herres, George Heldorfer, There­sa Honus, Hastings Erny, William Miller, Joseph Harmuth, Francis Porter, Edward Scheib and John Welsh. Also, Adolph Meyer and Ed­ward Bronder, David Stubna, Stanley Anterock, Albert Ter­­chick, Francis Mashinskie, An­thony Fefolt, Frank Payonk, Karl Lauer Jr., Hugh Manning, John Markovitch Jr. and Anna Dorsek. Also, Walter Dobranski, Theo­dore Forkey and Stephen Korba, Irene Poluha, Margaret Korba, Leonard Kersting, Peter Miller, William Helebrand, Gizella Egley and Leonard Szafranski. More Martin Long, new part-time agent serving the Phoenixvill, Pa. area. names will appear in future issues. If any of our branch members have news to share with us, write to Dianne A. Charles, Branch Reporter, 2027 Sunny dale Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15243, or call 121-5136^^^^^^^^ Branch 8020 McKees Rocks, PA The officers and members of Branch 8020 congratulate our Branch President Bill Arbanas and his wife Verna on the cele­bration of their 50th wedding anniversary June 8. Both of these lovely, dedicated people have always worked hard on behalf of our branch, our community and our church. They are the parents of one daughter (now married) and two sons, one of whom is deceased. We extend our best wishes to Bill and Verna and hope they can spend many more happy years together. 50-year member National Director Michael F. Tomcsak (right) presents a 50-year member pin to Joseph Revay of New Port Rickey, Fla. The ceremony took place May 23 at the Senior Citizens Club in Sprring Hill, Fla. Branch honors members Branch 8164 Steubenville, Ohio, recently held a banquet in honor of its 50- years members. Among those attending the banquet were (front, from left) Eugene Saggio, 50-year member Gus Grossi, 50-year member Francis Antinone, (back) the Rev. Robert Mascolino, branch chaplain, Paul Carapellotti, Don Mosti, Amelio Saggio, Jack Easter and Branch President Peter Buffone. (Photo by Louis A. Fodor) Governor pays tribute to stated fraternals HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsyl­vania Governor Robert P. Casey proclaimed the week of June 10 to 16 as "Fraternal Week” in Pennsylvania during ceremonies in the Governor’s Reception Room on June 11. Officers and directors repre­senting many of the fraternal benefit societies domiciled in the commonwealth were on hand to witness the signing of the procla­mation. Among those present was National President E. E. Vargo. The Pennsylvania Fraternal Congress includes some 80 so­cieties, with a total membership in Pennsylvania of more than 900,000 making the state the largest fraternal life insurance member of the National Fraternal Congress of America. Gov. Casey welcomed the fraternalists and recognized the significance of the fraternal bene­fit system. The Governor read the proclamation which stated in part that "the fraternal benefit system, with its diverse member­ship, is an important force in Pennsylvania, both for the ser­vices provided to its members and for the efforts the societies make to keep alive the cultural heritage of our Commonwealth.” He praised fraternal societies for adhering to the principles on which they were founded. "Fra­ternal societies are guided by that same spirit of friendship, mutual assistance and community ser­vice,” he said. The Governor stressed the con­tributions fraternal societies and their members make to their communities. He particularly noted their efforts toward "guid­ing our young people and helping those in need.” Gov. Casey.concluded his re­marks by inviting all residents of Pennsylvania to join with him in honoring the men and women of the fraternal benefit system and thanking them for the contribu­tions they have made toward improving the quality of life for all people. Ethnic group announces plans for Hungarian Day PITTSBURGH — The annual Hungarian Day celebration at Kenny wood Park near Pittsburgh will be held on Friday, July 6, on the amusement park’s picnic grounds. The kitchen, serving a variety of Hungarian foods, will open at noon. At 7:00 p.m. there will be live entertainment featuring the Életfa Hungarian Ensemble from New Jersey and the dancers from the Hungarian Ethnic Group of Western Pennsylvania. After the show there will be open dancing to both American and Hungarian music. Music for dancing will be provided by Életfa and Dorothy and Company. Admission into the park is $2.50. Admission plus all-day ride priviledges is $12.00. To order tickets call Andrew Uzonyi at (412) 422-5243, Rose Ger­­zsenyi at (412) 864-0042, or Dolly Vassel at (412) 776-4355. Next Deadline Articles and photographs for the August issue of the William Penn Life are due in our office by July 20, 1990 t/;<L' 3 c c < '"0c 03 Vu Cto u. P €9 c 03I* U h • eo rt ao < a a pi 1 z vn m vO-A o X t'J m to » IV» M Z i>> m vn UJ O O 3t 7* Z J» 5? « n o to m H‘-a CD ftt TO Z c z Z M v/> Z x. <n z oVŰ t_ -.1»JS o o o 30 r >-* \0z Ö*» ►1 TO

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