William Penn Life, 1996 (31. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1996-06-01 / 6. szám
... Brunch 800 members receiving their 50-year membership pins during a special ceremony recently hosted by the branch were: (bottom, from left) Joseph E. M asicand Jacob Seiler Jr.; (top) Rudolph A. Kessler and Francis E. Boland. (Photo by Harry Byrne) June 1996, William Penn Life, Page 5 Continued from Page 4 and a bacon fry. Please plan to attend this fun-filled day. A presentation entitled, "Stop Wasting Your Money, ’ ’ was given by President Tomcsak during our meeting. He offered tips on how to better manage your money. Progressive bingo was played and door prizes awards. Get well wishes go out to Joe Mekler and Tony Noel. Kalman Nagy of Port Charlotte was the master of ceremonies for the Mother’s Day dinner of the Hungarian Christian Society held in Venice, Fla. The program featured singing, poetry readings and a strolling violinist. Dancing followed the dinner. Betty Menner was the winner of a doll dressed in Hungarian costume. Dinners are served every other week at the Society’s hall, and worship services are held weekly alternating between Catholic Mass ahd Protestant services. For more details about the Society, write to: Hungarian Christian Society, Inc., 165 Jackson Road, Venice, FL 34292. For all of your life insurance needs, call Mike Tomcsak at (941)858-8071. Branch 800 Altoona, PA By Vincent Frank Branch 800 President During our branch’s May meeting we honored 20 members who have reached 50 years of membership in our Association. The honorees in attendance enjoyed this event which has become an annual May affair at our branch. Some of the honorees were unable to attend due to distance or illness. They were mailed their 50-year pins along with a congratulatory letter from Acting National President Frances A. Furedy. Branch President Vincent Frank passed on some general notes of interest concerning our Association. Then each honoree was individually introduced and presented their pin by President Frank. All members present gave each honoree a nice round of applause. Pictures were taken and a buffet luncheon was served. It was then time for reminiscing. A 50- 50 drawing was held, won by Paul Masic. The dining tables were adorned with red table cloths and flowers. Everything looked so nice for this special event. Our thanks go to all those members who helped make this a memorable affair. A big thank you also goes to the Home Office for all its help and for providing the branch with all the materials needed to make this the splendid affair it was. Those receiving their 50-year membership pins were: Philip M. Bauman, Francis E. Boland, Alvin J. Carrigan, Mahlon Carrigan Jr., Ronald F. Dale, Guido E. De- Angelis, Edward J. Flanagan, Stephen J. Flanagan, John D. Gallice, Rudolph A. Kessler and Leo A. Krug. Also honored for 50 years of membership were: William T. Love, Joseph E. Masic, Clement R. Mielnik, Michael S. Mills, Sylvester P. Obermyer, Jacob Seiler Jr., Raymond C. Sharbaugh, Cletus F. Stalter and Claude P. Weinzierl. Branch Coordinator Robert Jones will be on duty during the branch’s summer recess. If you have any questions about your insurance coverage or making a claim, please call him at 942- 2661. Our next branch meeting will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 7:00 p.m. at Our Lady of Lourdes Church social hall. Branch 8121 St. Marys, PA By Margaret Marconi Branch 8121 Secretary Our branch held a regular business meeting on May 1 at St. Marys Annex. Dates for our picnic and Christmas party were set. We also signed and sent birthday and get well cards. Father Jude sent us a note thanking us for inviting him to our Communion Breakfast held April 21. He said he enjoyed himself at the breakfast. WPA 13th ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT Saturday, July 13, 1996 • Turnberry Golf Course • Pickerington, OH RESERVATION FORM CONTACT PERSON: PHONE: BRANCH: STREET: CITY: STATE: ZIP: FOURSOMES: Please write the name, WPA policy number, and fu foursome by the tournament administrators. Below the list of golfé Please also specify those who will be playing golf only and note ' NAME FOURSOME #1 (1) I address of each person in rs, write in the names of thos No Dinner” next to their na POLICY NUMBER your group. All golfers not requesting to play in a specific foursome will by assigned to a e persons who will be attending the dinner only and note “No Golf” next to their names, mes. This will make it easier for us to arrange table seatings at the banquet. ADDRESS (Street, City, State, Zip) (2) (3) (4) FOURSOME #2 (1) (2) (3) (4) FOURSOME #3 (1) (2) (3) (4) ACCOMMODATIONS Holiday Inn Columbus East 1-70 4560 Hilton Corporate Drive, Columbus, OH 43232-4180- Hotel Phone: (614)868-1380- Room Rates (per night): $59 (plus tax) single, double, triple or quad- Hotel reservation cards will be mailed to all group contact persons. All golfers and guests must make their own reservations directly with the hotel. FEES & COSTS Cost Persons Amount Tournament Fee (WPA members) $88 00 X = Tournament Fee (Non-members) $45.00 X = Dinner (not included in tournament fee) $25.00 X = Child’s Dinner (age 10 and under) $10.00 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 — JUNE 27, 1996
