William Penn Life, 2002 (37. évfolyam, 1-11. szám)
2002-11-01 / 10. szám
Branch News All articles and photog|aph for the December issue of the William Farm Life ara due in our office b/ I Jo/ember '10, 2002. Branch 18 Lincoln Park, MI by Barbara A. House Well, fall has arrived. We went from 85 to 55 degrees in 24 hours. We have had a very warm summer. Fall is very welcome here in Michigan. Hope you are having great weather, too. Wasn't that a wonderful picnic at Penn Scenic View? Our members had a marvelous time. We are already planning for next year. It was so good to see our wonderful friends like Marge and Walt Bugielski, Alex Goydan, Ernie Raymond and his "daughter" and all our members who attended. Thanks, Walt, for all the goodies. Hi, Ernie! Did you get the picture? My only regret is that I stayed so busy I never got any szalonna. It looked and smelled like heaven. On the way to Pennsylvania, we stopped at Bethlen Home. What a treat. We were all treated to a marvelous lunch and tour. Many thanks to all our many hosts. We had a wonderful time. We also saw the site where Flight 93 went down. It was sobering, but it sure made us all proud Americans. Before the picnic, our members also visited the site where the nine miners were trapped and rescued. We packed a lot into 40 hours, and we can't wait to do it again. The music at the picnic was the best. Branch 18 Secretary Rose Antal won the 50-50 raffle. Many thanks to Endre Csornán for all his hard work. Without him we would not have a picnic. He is a true fraternalist and is much loved. Our Operation Christmas Child campaign is wrapping up. Many thanks to all who participated. Hello to Vilma Kéri. It was a pleasure doing business with you. Thanks to Betty and Rey Holguin. Hope you're feeling better. Hi, Mike Poliska. Hope you're better, too. Many thanks to Rev. McKinsey for all your kindness. We continue to remember you in our prayers. Happy birthday to my mom, Irene Korpák. We are really having some great times together. Hope to spend many more with you. I love you. Happy birthday also to George Sipos, LaVerns Exner, Debbie Jackson, Zsuzsanna Tuske, Julia Bujdosó, Don Boswell, Doris Schvarckopf, Olin Wade, Rita Marchelletta, Mildred Nemeth, Margaret Montgomery, Pete Mayoros, Olga Burinda, Hope Boswell, Rose Tuske, Paula Stubbs, Steve Jurko, Doug Truesdell, Jessica Morsfield, Anna Nagy and, last but not least, my uncle Ernie Gall. Hope all you great members have many more. We couldn't have such a great branch without your support. Happy anniversary to Rocky and Emma Borsa, two of our most generous and hard-working members. Happy Number 13! Upcoming events include the Branch 18 family Christmas party, Dec. 15, at 1:00 p.m., at the American Hungarian Reformed Church. Invitations will be sent to all juvenile members, but all members are invited. Please r.s.v.p. so we can make sure every child will receive a gift. The American Hungarian Reformed Church Grape Harvest Dance is set for Nov. 2. Call for information. Holy Cross Hungarian Catholic Church will celebrate the feast day of St. Elizabeth of Hungary with a Mass and dinner on Nov. 17, beginning at 11:00 a.m. Please pray for the families of our deceased members, especially Kalman Antol and Elizabeth Deveke. May they rest in peace. We wish all our members a blessed and Happy Thanksgiving. We who live in America have much to be thankful for. Please remember in your prayers our less fortunate brothers and sisters. I hope you spend the day surrounded by all you love and those who love you in return. Please remember the WPA offers the best deal under the sun. Call me if I can help you with your life insurance and annuity needs. You can reach me at either 313-383-4472 or 313-294-3997. My email address is tbhouse@comcast. net. Call me if you have news to share. Happy birthday, Grandma and Gabby. I love you. Branch 28 Youngstown, OH by Kathy Novak Can it be possible we're really getting ready for the annual Christmas party? Branch 28 is planning for this event to be held on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 12:30 p.m. at the Youngstown Hungarian Club, 2219 Donald Ave. Santa's been notified, so watch the mail for your invitations with all the details. Adults are invited, too, and should call 330- 746-7704 to make their reservations. The annual election of branch officers will be held at a meeting immediately following the party. The scholarship raffle will also be held at the party. Please buy or sell your tickets to support this fundraiser. The traditional Thanksgiving vesper services for the Hungarian churches within the Youngstown area will be held Tuesday, Nov. 26, at 7:00 p.m. at the American Hungarian Reformed Church. Please watch your church bulletin for details. What a great job the Home Office 16 llilliain Penn Lile, November 2002
