William Penn Life, 2005 (40. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2005-03-01 / 3. szám
Branch News Branch 14 Branch 18 Cleveland, OH Lincoln Park, MI by Dawn D. Ward Branch 14 will hold its first meeting of 2005, on Wednesday, March 2, at the First Hungarian Reformed Church, 14530 Alexander Road, Walton Hills, Ohio, at 7:30 p.m. All members are encouraged to attend this meeting to help plan this year's social activities agenda. During the week of July 9 to 15, Branch 14 member Tony Galioto, and his baseball team, the Vipers, will have the privilege of competing in a national baseball tournament in Cooperstown, New York. This team of 12-year-old boys will experience an Olympic-style setting, where they will stay in dormitories, trade home-town pins with other competitors from across the United States, and make a visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. The Vipers are based in Mentor, Ohio and have compiled an awesome record of 75 wins and only 16 losses over the last two years. Last year they finished in third place in the entire state of Ohio. Tony is the son of Theresa and Tony Galioto, and the grandson of former WPA Board of Directors member, Steve Lesco and his wife Betty. Branch 14 welcomes the following new members: Cheryl Altemose, Adrianna Duarte, Jenna Leonard, Anthony Morello, and Paul Varga. These new members were all referred by current WPA members who will be "cashing in" thanks to our Recommender Program! Please contact Jeff Ward at 440-838-1200 with the names of any potential new members. With tax season upon us, we encourage you to take advantage of the William Penn Association's wonderful IRA programs, including traditional, Roth, rollover, and transfer IRA's. The WPA's rates are hard to beat! Hope to see you at the March meeting! by Barbara A. House I am at home today, Feb. 5,2005.1 left wonderful Florida to attend the annual Hungarian Arts Club White Rose Ball. That is how important I think keeping our Hungarian traditions alive is. Sure hope you all feel the same way, too. Hoping to see many of you at the event tonight. You can rest assured the William Penn and Branch 18 will be well represented. Happy birthday to some very special people: Tom House, my honey and Gabby's Daddy (we love you), Janet Totsky, Louis Almassy, Marco Marchelletta, Jennifer Szatmári, Marie Boroznaki, Todd George, Helen Molnár, Helen Ivan, Jason Freeman, f—x Helen Papp, •' ' Dorothy Molnár, John Whalen, Ashley Falwell, Julius Sabo, Ursula Markovits, Jim Kastély, AI Wansa, Mike Adorján, Vincent Sears, Kyle George, Mary Glodan, Robert Sabo, Joanna Gall, Brooke Mayoros and Julia Yurko (my super-talented friend). May you all have many more. I hope you are planning to attend the Annual Bowling Tournament to be held here in Michigan this year. The bowling will take place at Taylor Lanes, and accommodations will be at the Holiday Inn right on 1-75 and Northline in Southgate, Mich. Super easy to get to. Even if you can't bowl (I can't anymore), please attend the banquet on Saturday. You will truly be glad you did. We have some wonderful plans. Watch your William Penn Life or call me anytime for more details. You can reach me in Florida at 321-676-2194, in Michigan at 313-383-4472 on on my cell phone at 313-418-5572. As you can see, I am always accessible. 16 William Penn Life, March 2005
