William Penn Life, 1995 (30. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1995-11-01 / 11. szám

November 1995, William Penn Life, Page 7 Tours to coincide with 1,100th anniversary If you ever have thought of travel­ing to Hungary, whether for a first-time visit or a return trip, then 1996 will be the year to turn those thoughts into action. For next year, the country will celebrate the 1,100th anniver­sary, or millecentenarium, of the Hungarian Conquest and settlement of Central Europe, and the William Penn will again sponsor tours so its members and friends can participate in this exciting moment in history. Dates for the tours will be announced soon. The millecentenarium will serve as the starting point for a five-year-long series of festivities culminating in the year 2000, the 1,000th anniversary of Hungar­Members of this September’s William Penn Association tour group pose in front of a statue of composer Johann Strauss in Vienna’s City Park. Branch News Continued from Page 8 month at the Hungarian Liberty Club in Plant City. Our condolences to Ruth Kiss of Apopka on the recent deaths of her mother and daughter-in­­law. For all your life insurance needs, call Mike Tomcsak at (941) 858-8071 and ask him how you can protect your loved ones. Branch 800 Altoona, PA By Vincent Frank Branch 800 President The branch’s annual memorial Mass for all deceased members will be celebrated on Thanksgiv­ing Day at 9:00 a.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Altoona. We hope as many members as pos­sible come and take part in re­membering all of our deceased loved ones. We couldn’t show them any greater love and honor than by taking part in the sacrifice of the Mass. The branch’s annual Christmas party will be held Sunday, Dec. 10, at 6:00 p.m. in the social hall of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Reservations are being accepted from now until Dec. 6. Call Vin­cent Frank at 695-0213 to make your reservation. All members, their families and friends are wel­come. We especially encourage juvenile members and their friends to attend. A reminder: nomination and election of branch officers for 1996 will take place during our branch meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 7:00 p.m. Our sympathy and prayers go out to John Conti and family on the death of his wife, Mary, fol­lowing an extended illness. They were married for 41 years. Mary was a member of the Ladies Cath­olic Benevolent Association. The funeral Mass was held at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacra­ment in Altoona. Interment was in Calvary Cemetery. May her soul rest in peace. On Thanksgiving, our nation will give thanks for all the good things that have happened to us ever since the first Thanksgiving Day in 1621 in what was then called the "New World.” Contrary to many of our intel­lectuals who like to remind us of our faults and shortcomings, this is still the best country in the world in which to live. We enjoy freedoms and advantages unavail­able in many other countries cen­turies older. Most of them have not come half as far as we have, and they have had four times as much time to do it. Your branch officers wish you and your family a happy Thanks­giving holiday. May it be a blessed occasion filled with love for your family. ian statehood and St. Stephen’s coronation as King of Hungary. During this period the country will be looking back on the way in which it became integrated into Europe and on the intellec­tual and material advances it made in company with the peoples around it. Many of the key programs for the millecentenarium will be held in Budapest, but important events also will be held at the country’s major historical sites. Many smal­ler towns and communities will also be holding events. One site planning special activi­ties will be Pannonhalma which will also be celebrating the 1,000th anniversary of the Bene­dictine Abbey, Hungary’s first monastic school established in 996. For more details on the mille­centenarium, contact the Hungar­ian Tourist Board, 150 E. 58th St., New York, NY 10155, phone (212) 355-0240. Also, watch for more informa­tion on William Penn’s 1996 tours to Hungary in upcoming issues of the William Penn Life. In Memóriám We ask our fellow members to pray for the eternal rest of all our recently departed members listed below: SEPTEMBER 1995 0001 BRIDGEPORT, CT William H. East Emil John Konz Julia Kozma Dorothy T. Onofrio Elizabeth Patton 0008 JOHNSTOWN, PA Anthony J. Anna Peter Geroski 0014 CLEVELAND, OH Stephen J. Bezzeg John Nagy Julia Szabó William J. Vince 0015 CHICAGO, IL Joseph Mesics 0018 LINCOLN PARK, Ml Michael Batyik Stephen Boysnack Frank P. Erdei Leslie Hunyady 0019 NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ Gaza Brantner Edward Starzynski Helen E. Struble 0027 TOLEDO, OH Alex Bolla Mary Ivancso Louis Mihalec 0028 YOUNGSTOWN, OH William Kohuth Charles Szekely 0034 PITTSBURGH, PA Rose Balocik 0048 NEW YORK, NY Samuel Hopkins, Sr. 0051 PASSAIC, NJ Jacob Scheffler Mary Weiss 0067 ERIE, PA Nicholas J. Woznicki 0071 DUQUESNE, PA Harold A. Seibel 0090 ALLENTOWN, PA Ignatius Horvath 0098 BETHLEHEM, PA Joseph X. Grieble 0132 SOUTH BEND, IN James W. Jacobs Rose A. Janowski 0133 PHILLIPSBURG, NJ Margaret Varga 0168 PALMERTON, PA Robert J. Martin 0209 ST. LOUIS, MO Stephen Kaba, Sr. 0214 FLINT, Ml Nicholas Herman 0226 mckeesport, pa Margaret Cordisco Ethel Lengel Anna Vernyi 0249 DAYTON, OH Joseph Balogh, Jr. 0296 SPRINGDALE, PA Louis Burinda Mary Forsythe 0310 LYNCH, KY Adie U. Dossett 0349 WEIRTON, WV Mary E. Panyi 0352 CORAOPOLIS, PA Robert O’Malley, Jr. 0383 BUFFALO, NY Elizabeth Fónagy 0525 LOS ANGELES, CA April D. Tyree 0590 CAPE CORAL, FL William E. McCoy 0705 MAYVILLE, Wl Leona A. Moore 0720 DEDHAM, MA Ursula P. Lyons 0723 WORCESTER, MA Frederick S. Moore 0725 SPRINGFIELD, MA Edmund L. Harrigan Grace L. Paige 0800 ALTOONA, PA William H. Long 8014 PITTSBURGH, PA Anthony Schmitt 8164 STEUBENVILLE, OH Michael Slivka 8222 PITTSBURGH, PA Joseph P. Kareis 8285 MINGO JUNCTION, OH Joseph Kovalan 8286 PHILADELPHIA, PA Lenhart Kovács Recent Donations WPFA Scholarship Foundation, Inc. Br. SEPTEMBER 1995 Donor Amt. 0001 Mattie Minnis $1.00 0013 Grace B. Mamo 3.00 0015 Helen S. Brundy 5.00 Joseph Marocsik 10.00 0018 Alexa Falus 1.00 Lora Lyn Falus 1.00 Eustace J. White 2.00 0019 Michael J. Bode 10.00 Guy J. Nemara Jr.5.00 Michael W. Schreck5.00 Kelly M. Thomas10.00 0027 John Nagy 5.72 0028 Ruth J. Fabian 2.17 Edward J. Kinnick 2.82 Raymond A. Manley 1.45 Ruth M. McGraw 0.41 Josephine Molnár 5.00 0034 Rev. Aladar Komjáthy 4.65 Suzanne M. Pastor 15.00 Ethel E. Paulovitch 2.00 Winifred Schiffer 1.00 Elsie Stadler 20.00 0037 Eric Michael McGrath 5.00 0044 Alexander J. Darago 20.54 Karen R. Davis 1.00 Stephen J. Francis 5.00 0045 Julius Nadas 10.00 0059 Elizabeth Toki 5.00 0071 Mary Babir 10.00 Christopher Konchak 1.00 Renee Konchak 1.00 Carolynn A. Morris 10.00 0076 Dr. Carl von Zemenszky 20.00 0088 Gerald A. Gatesman 3.00 0089 Ruth N. Ciarolla 1.05 Anna G. Mako 20.00 Leona M. Olasz 3.76 Patricia L. Walochik 5.00 0129 Rita J. Summers 1.00 0132 Emily L. Radecki 1.00 Shannon Radecki 1.00 0159 Thomas L. Edwards 20.00 0174 Carmella Paradise 2.00 0189 Etta Korosy 11.62 0216 Rita A. Fodor 5.16 Mary Radakovits 20.00 0249 Joseph A. Kertesz 10.00 Zachary A. Vargo 25.00 0336 Dana M. Krajcsik 5.00 Mary T. Rados 5.00 0352 John J. Angelo 3.00 Paul J. Balint III 5 00 Donna A. Maxin 5.00 Mark A. Montani 5.00 Elizabeth Yost 10.00 0383 Christa Nagy 2.08 0705 Margaret Doubleday 1.00 Mabel P. Klug 1.00 0720 Mary M. Canniff 10.00 John Cunningham 5.00 Pearl I. Patterson 1.00 0723 William J McDermod 3.00 0725 Madeline M. Bennett 2.00 Leona G. Dudek 5.00 Arlene M. Dunham 3.00 0800 Marie A. Stock 2.70 8020 Timothy P. Burns 5.00 8026 Charles D. Docherty 5.00 8057 Frances M. Stifter 5,00 8222 Anna M. Clair 10.00 Norbert J. Clair 10.00 8285 Daniel Falcone 5.00 8330 Catherine Niesslein 5.00 TOTAL $450.13 OCTOBER 1995 Donor Amt. Br. 14 Cleveland, OH $250,00 In Memory Of OCTOBER 1995 JOSEPH P. ARVAY Stephen J. Ivancso, Sr.$ 50.00 CELESTE ANN BUGIELSKI Walter A. Bugielski 5.00 JAMES KOCHICK WALTER SOBIESKI M/M Michael J. Hrabar 50.00 TOTAL $105.00 Donations Received at 33rd General Convention (Received after Oct. 6,1995) Donor Amt. Helen Pécsi $50.00 In Memory Of from General Convention (Received after Oct. 6,1995) JOSEPH P. ARVAY M/M Andrew Gotz $ 175 00 M/M Gus G. Nagy 200.00 Br. 18 Lincoln Park, Ml 350.00 Br. 71 Duquesne, PA 100.00 Br. 159 Phoenixville, PA 100.00 M/M JULIUS HARTMAN Karen L. Vargo 50.00 MARY IVANCSO Robert A Ivancso 100.00 M/M Stephen J. Ivancso Jr. 150.00 Stephen J. Ivancso Sr. 100 00 WILLIAM KOVACH Caroline B. Kovach 200 00 M/M LOUIS VARGO Karen L. Vargo 50.00 TOTAL $1,575.00

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