William Penn Life, 2011 (46. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2011-08-01 / 8. szám
Branch News Members of Branch 18 gathered at the West Mound United Methodist Church to dean up the church grounds and plant flowers as part of the branch’s annual Join Hands Day project. The group later did the same at St Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. 1-313-842-1133 for info.- The Hungarian American Cultural Center has changed the date of the annual Pig Roast to Sept. 24. For information, please call 1-734-9622.- St. Stephen's Day is also being celebrated in Toledo, Ohio, on Aug. 21. This celebration in the streets covers several city blocks. Look for the William Penn table. You will meet our Sales and Marketing Director Jeff DeSantes. I promise you a great time.- The renowned Rajkó Orchestra will be performing at the Rhapsody on Sept. 10. Please call 1-734-283- 9622 for more information. Please remember these ethnic events. Without you, they will disappear. Thank you, Tibi and Mary Ann Deri, Pauline Kulcsár, Helen Sryniawski. George Schvarckopf and Grace Balaythy for remembering our animal charity, Basil's Buddies. I'm sure we all saved a few animals. We always accept donations for the animals. Get well wished go out to Tamas Markovits, Deac Sabo, Ralph Manning and Julius Bubenko. You are always in our prayers. Welcome new member Victoria Haas. Looking forward to your help. Please remember our deceased members in your prayers, especially Sarah Mae Golden and Michael J. Osmon. May they rest in peace. Hello to Kathy Megyeri. Thank you for remembering me. Yes, whenever I see a tea bag I think of you. I love and can handle hot water. Thank you very much. Happy 64th wedding anniversary to Ann and Steve Nagy. May you have many more. We recently returned from our Branch 18 annual summer trip. This year we went to Traverse City. We had a super time. We visited three wineries, the Music Box Museum (which was a surprise big hit) and a lighthouse and had a barbeque on the beach, which ended up inside due to a rainy day. But it was stupendous. The ribs were to die for. I am already working on next June's trip. It will be to either Kewadin way up North or Niagara Falls on the Seneca, New York side. We are always open to suggestions. We are still taking reservations for our trip Sept. 16-17 to Scenic View for the WPA Picnic-A Great Fraternal-Fest. Cost is $85 per person, which includes hotel, bus ride, admission to picnic, all you can eat and drink at the picnic and a load of wonderful fraternalism. Please call me for info at 1-313-418-5572 or 1-734-782-4667. Enjoy the rest of your summer. Please plan on attending our Gala on Sept. 3. It will be the time of your life. Branch 28 Youngstown, OH by Kathy Novak Congratulations to all the lucky winners of the Annual Golf Tournament. As always, a wonderful weekend was arranged by the Home Office and the Board of Directors. Now, they get to rest up for a little while before they get busy finalizing everything for the upcoming Anniversary Gala, General Convention and the WPA Picnic-A Great Fratemal-Fest. Just some reminders for our readers:- Sunday, Aug. 14,1:00 to 6:00 p.m., Annual Magyar Nap/Hungarian Day sponsored by the Youngstown American Hungarian Federation at 2219 Donald Ave. Food, pastries and music to be available for everyone.- Sunday, Sept. 11,1:00 to 6:00 p.m., Hungarian Heritage Day sponsored by the Youngstown American- Hungarian Club at 2219 Donald Ave. Artifacts on display; food, pastries and music will be available.- Saturday, Sept. 17, noon to 6:00 p.m., the WPA Picnic-A Great Fratemal-Fest, with plenty of food, fun, music and fellowship. There are still some seats available on the Branch 28 bus traveling to the Fraternal Fest. Call Steve at 330-746-7704 or Frank at 330-549- 2935 for all the details and to reserve your space. Best of luck to Tibor Check Jr. on his recent letter of acceptance to John Marshall University to pursue his studies in becoming an attorney. Happy retirement to John Panigall on his recent retirement. Take some time now to relax. William Penn Life 0 August 2011 0 23
