William Penn Life, 1993 (28. évfolyam, 1-11. szám)

1993-05-01 / 5. szám

May 1993, William Penn Life, Page 5 Branch News Continued from Page 4 Kellner Road, Columbus, OH 43209. Please remember that our monthly meetings will now be held at the VFW 3426 hall at 1591 Lockbourne Road, Colum­bus. See you there. (Pauline M. Bracken contributed to this report.) Branch 189 Alliance, OH By Betty Hamby Branch 189 Reporter Members gathered at the club on April 18 when the Sidekicks Band featuring John Adams performed for our dancing and listening pleasure. This month the Midnite Ex­press Band will entertain us. We our planning a yard sale, and we’re asking all members to bring items they wish to donate to the club. We are also planning to host a family outing at either Geauga Lake or Sea World. Details on this activity will be announced in the near future. Branch 189 golfers are urged to get their golf clubs ready and make plans to attend the William Penn’s 10th Annual Golf Tourna­ment July 24 at Turnberry Golf Course in Columbus, Ohio. A sign-up sheet will be posted at the club. Branch 189 is sponsoring a men’s softball team and a young girls’ softball team. Go teams! Branch 226 McKeesport, PA By Alexander J. Goydan Branch 226 Coordinator Michael Benedict, vice president of Branch 226, assumed as of March 1993 the presidency of our branch, following the resig­nation of former Branch Presi­dent John Sabo. Bette Hoffman has assumed the office of vice president. On this page is a picture of the stained glass window donated to the Free Hungarian Reformed Church by the "Verhovay Segely Egylet Branch 226.” The church was built in 1992 and is now the home of "The Intersection,” a non-denominational charity which Branch 226 has adopted as its favorite charity. The Intersec­tion provides the needy with clothes, food and money, espe­cially during the holidays. Sister Bonnie, a Catholic nun, is in charge of the effort, and many volunteers assist her in feeding the hungry each week. Branch 226 is going to be well­­represented at this year’s William Penn bowling tournament. We are sending six men’s and three women’s teams. We hope our teams can produce as many, if not more, champions as they did last year. Branch 800 Altoona, PA By Vincent Frank Branch 800 President It is with much sadness that we report that Charles M. Matko, former president of Branch 800, recently died at his home follow­ing an extended illness. Mr. Mat­ko, 55, was buried from St. Cath­erine of Sienna Catholic Church - in Duncansville, Pa. Our sympa­thy goes to his wife Judy and two daughters. We also extend our sympathy to Branch Auditor Joseph Palum­bo on the death of his brother Jasper, 80, of York, Pa. May the souls of Charles M. Matko and Jasper N. Palumbo rest in peace. The April branch meeting con­sisted largely of preparing for the branch’s 50-year membership recognition night set for Tuesday, May 4 at 7:30 p.m. We are all looking forward to this affair. It was a pleasure to see member Joe Burger at our April meeting. He expressed an interest in com­ing to future meetings. We are very happy to have you, Joe. The branch’s May meeting will be the last until September. We will be in recess for the summer months of June, July and August. We wish all mothers a very happy and pleasant Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 9. We hope the weather will cooperate to give you a perfect day. God bless you mothers. Memorial Day is May 31. Please remember in your prayers all of our deceased brothers and sisters. If you have any news to be published in the William Penn Life, please call me at 695-0213. For your insurance needs call Branch Coordinator Robert Jones at 942-2661. Branch 8164 Steubenville, OH Members of Branch 8164 recent­ly attended Mass together at St. Anthony Church with celebrant Msgr. Gene Mullett. After Mass breakfast was served in the rec­tory hall by Julia and Angela D’Aurora. The opening prayer was offered by Msgr. Mullett, and the pledge of allegiance was led by National Director Louis A. Fodor. Prayers were offered for Branch President Pete Buffone and longtime member Paul Cara­­pellotti, both of whom passed away recently. Vincent Lopresto was elected to serve the remainder of Pres. Buffone’s unexpired term. Mr. Fodor reported on the progress being made in the sale of the William Penn Home in Wells­­burg, W.Va. We were pleased to welcome Fannie Cipolla as our guest. Our next meeting will be held May 23. WPA 10th ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT Saturday, July 24,1993• Turnberry Golf Course • Pickerington, OH RESERVATION FORM CONTACT PERSON: PHONE: BRANCH: STREET: CITY: STATE: ZIP: FOURSOMES: Please write the name, WPA policy number, and full address of each person in your group. All golfers not requesting to play in a specific foursome will by assigned to a foursome by the tournament administrators. Below the list of golfers, write in the names of those persons who will be attending the dinner only and note “No Golf” next to their names. Please also specify those who will be playing golf only and note “No Dinner" next to their names. This will make it easier for us to arrange table seatings at the banquet. NAME POLICY NUMBER ADDRESS FOURSOME #1 J1)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ J2)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (3) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (4) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ FOURSOME #2 J1]___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ J2)___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ J3)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (4)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ FOURSOME #3 J1)___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ J2)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (3)_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ li). ACCOMMODATIONS- Holiday Inn - Columbus East (located off Interstate 70) FEES & COSTS Cost Persons Amount-Hotel Phone: (614)868-1380 Tournament Fee (WPA members) $33.00 X- Room Rate: $54.00 (plus tax) per night, single or double. Tournament Fee (Non-members) $40.00 X- Hotel reservation cards will be mailed to all group contact persons. All golfers & guests are responsible for making their own hotel reservations. Dinner (not included in tournament fee)$20.00 X TOTAL = MAKE CHECK/M.O. PAYABLE TO: WILLIAM PENN ASSOCIATION GOLF COMMITTEE 'NOTE: Do NOT send the cost of your hotel accommodations with this form. Mail To: George S. Charles Jr., William Penn Association, 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 DEADLINE FOR RESERVATIONS — JULY 9, 1993

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