William Penn Life, 1996 (31. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1996-08-01 / 8. szám
Page 8, William Penn Life, August 1996 Branch News Continued from Page 3 June 22. A party was held in their honor at Veltri’s Restaurant in Plum Boro, with many family members and friends attending. They are the parents of three children—Antoinette, David and Kimberly—and have two grandchildren. Also, congratulations to the many door prize and raffle winners at the awards banquet. At our latest branch meeting, we scheduled the annual bacon roast for Sunday, Aug. 25, beginning at 4:00 p.m. at the Hungarian Reformed Church, Walters Lane, Springdale. We are looking forward to seeing many members and friends at this event. Please plan to attend. Our next scheduled branch meeting will be on Thursday, Sept. 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the Hungarian Reformed Church, Walters Lane, Springdale. We hope you will attend and help us plan our fall and winter activities. Branch 800 Altoona, PA By Vincent Frank Branch 800 President Members, families and friends of Branch 800: have you made your reservations to the branch’s annual corn boil and wiener roast to be held Wednesday, Aug. 7, at 6:00 p.m. at Highland Park in Altoona? Let us hear from you by Aug. 4. For reservations, call me at 695-0213. Bring your children and grandchildren to enjoy a nice summer evening at the park. Branch members always look forward to a grand day of getting together during the summer months. It gives us great pleasure to congratulate George S. (Pete) Charles Jr. on his election as National President. After serving well as National Vice President- Secretary and in all other previous assignments with the society, he is most deserving and worthy to lead us forward into the next century. We wish him well and our prayers are with him. We also congratulate Richard W. Toth as the Association’s Acting Secretary. A big thank you goes out to Frances Furedy for her handling of two positions at the same time over these many months. A job well done. Our branch’s monthly meetings will resume on Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 7:00 p.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes social hall in Altoona. A special thank you goes to all those members who were faithful in attending the regular meetings throughout the year. Are there any members who may be interested in acquiring additional insurance or an annuity plan? How about your children and grandchildren? Are they in need of insurance? Just call Bob Jones at 942-2661, and he will provide any information you may need. Br. 34 honors 50-year members Branch 34 honored its 50-year members with a luncheon on June 2. (See related story in our July 1996 issue.) Seated in the top picture are 50-year members (l-r) Elizabeth Steiner, Elsie Seiss, Joseph Telyusko and Ernest Martin. Standing behind them are Natiorutl Director and Branch 34 President Andrew W. McNelis, then-Acting President and National Vice President-Treasurer Frances A. Furedy and National Director Michael R. Kara. Below, Ms. Furedy presents a 50-year membership certificate to Mr. Telyusko, who at 96 is the oldest of the 19 members honored. McKEESPORT, PA — The William Penn Association Magyar Folk Dancers will host their 7th Annual Summer Picnic on Sunday, Aug. 4, at the main pavilion in Renzie Park, McKeesport. Donation will be one dollar. The picnic will begin at 2:00 p.m. and feature a menu of stuffed cabbage, noodles and cabbage, kolbász and sauerkraut and hot dogs. Their will also be a variety of homemade pastries and beverages. The program will include a performance by the dancers at 4:00 p.m. and the crowning of a new Miss Magyar of Western Pennsylvania and a little Hungarian Princess. Music for dancing will begin at 2:30 p.m. and be provided by the George Bátyi Continental Strings Orchestra. For more information, call Betty Király at (412) 751-7528, Malvene Heyz at (412) 7 51 -1898 Or Sandy Zsemko at (412) 678- 7505. Celebrate Hungarian Day at Kenny wood Park West Mifflin, PA Wednesday, Aug. 7 Olympic dancer Megan A. Furedy, 14, of Marietta, Ga., was among the 5,500 performers who participated in the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics in Atlanta. Megan, a member of Branch 352, is the daughter of Charles G. and Donna F. Furedy and the granddaughter of National Auditing Committee Chairman Charles J. and Ruth Furedy. ATTENTION! Parents & Grandparents Aunts & Uncles This year, give your children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews a gift that can last a lifetime. The William Penn Association offers a variety of juvenile life insurance plans that can provide children valuable life insurance benefits. • You can choose among a variety of whole life plans or among several term plans that can cover children from birth through their college years and beyond. • VJe offer plans that build cash values and plans that children can convert to adult policies as they grow older. • All our plans feature low rates and added benefits you won’t get from most other insurers. To learn how our juvenile life insurance plans can benefit the children in your family, call your local William Penn representative or our Home Office, toll-free, at 1-800-848-PENN (7366) WILLIAM PENN ASSOCIATION rraternal Life Insurance and Annuities 709 Brighton Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Phone:(412)231-2979 or 1-800-848-PENN (7366) FAX: (412)231-8535 All articles and photographs for the September issue of the William Penn Life are due by August 23, 1996. Folk Dancers to host picnic Branch 8121 St. Marys, PA By Margaret Marconi Branch 8121 Secretary Our branch held a regular business meeting on July 3 at the St. Marys Grade School Annex. The menu was finalized for our branch picnic to be held Aug. 4. All adults and children are invited to attend. We are pleased to welcome Melinda and Nicholas Marconi as new members of our Association. Melinda is 9 years old, and Nicholas is 5 months old. Congratulations to Bradley Kraus, 29, who was recently appointed District Attorney for Elk County. He is the grandson of branch member Amanda Kraus. A social followed the meeting.
