William Penn Life, 1969 (4. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1969-12-01 / 12. szám

$100. Thanks to all the workers, espe­cially Mrs. Tatai who had the job of mixing 50 pounds of the flour for the donuts. Also a note of thanks to the Ladies Auxiliary who ran the kitchen. Workers were Jean Semetko, Betty Strobl, Mrs. Izak, Mrs. Ladanyi, Mrs. Tatai and Mrs. Nehez. Thanks to all those at­tending who made our attempt to bring some of the atmosphere of Old Hungary back to Buckeye Road a success. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Iggy Strobl recently married. Mrs. Strobl is the former Betty Knapp. HAPPY BIRTHDAYS to Judith Paksi daughter of the office clerk Katy and Joe Paksi. Also to John G. Balia son of Division Manager and Mrs. J. L. Balia. Bernadette Balia 18 Detroit, Michigan Dear Members—Merry Christmas and best wishes for a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year from the Officers of Branch 18, the Ladies Auxiliary and the Branch 18 Sports Club. Our sincere wish for the coming year is that we shall all be further united in the bonds of fraternalism for which our great Association is noted. Mrs. Margaret Veszprémi, President of the Ladies Auxiliary is home again from the hospital after being confined there for more than five weeks and is recovering from her illness rapidly and her long absence from branch activities has been missed by everyone. On Sunday, November 30th the Ladies Auxiliary held their annual Ladies Christmas Dinner and Party at the Lincoln Park V.F.W. Hall and a crowd of 108 good members, bowlers, and guests turned out for this event. We were treated to an excellent dinner of roast beef, fried chicken, and good Hungarian pastries. After the dinner a social afternoon was held with the ladies playing cards, Bunco and other games. The men enjoyed themselves with playing cards of another nature and a good time was had by all. Mr. Gaspar Papp past chairman of the Na­tional Auditing Committee and Mrs. Papp were present along with Lou and Jolán Lucas whose friendly faces we have not seen in many months. Good to see you again. The newest member of our Branch’s official family is John Silagy who was recently appointed a member of the Branch Auditing Commitee to serve out the vacancy left by the death of our esteemed past branch president Mr. Stephen Lukacs. BOWLERS TAKE NOTE—Stephen P. Danko, nephew of Director Stephen Danko, bowled a high series of 607 and his teams total came to 2096, the highest team score ever bowled in our Mixed League. Looks like our Branch may come back with a trophy or two at the next tournament. (?) IMPORTANT REMINDER—For those members who are thinking of taking our group trip to Hungary next May, be sure and send your deposits in soon to Mrs. Julia Danko as other deposits are arriving fast and it appears that all seats on the plane for the trip will be filled shortly, so if you want to be part of the group, send that deposit in NOW. In closing, your Reporter would like to say that it has been a pleasure to serve all of you as Branch Treasurer and Secretary for the National Auditing Committee along with trying to report your Branch activities and I shall endeavor to serve you again for the coming year and thereafter for the best interest of our members and our Asso­ciation. John P. Vespremi 19 New Brunswick, N. J. Our branch will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday, December 29, 1969—8 P.M. at Union Hall, 286 Somerset St., New Brunswick, N. J. — Please don’t forget that this will be our yearly meeting for election of officers for 1970. Try to make every effort to attend. Refreshments will be served. The New Jersey Dinner-Dance Com­mittee is working diligently on the annual affair which will be held in April in Perth Amboy, N. J. We feel that this will be one of the best at­tended N. J. William Penn affairs in 1970. We will supply further details in the next issue. Barbara Hegedűs 28 Youngstown, Ohio A Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year To All Our Members. Congratulations to Mary Alice Nehls, one of our bowlers, on her engagement and coming marriage. She is looking forward to her first Bowling Tourna­ment in Toledo, Ohio and we are very happy to have her as one of our new members to our Association. Bowling News: High games bowled in our Sunday William Penn Br. 28 mixed league Steve Novak 244, Alex Tollas 210, and Leo Hrecska 202, for womens high game Sheryl Bunchy a 210. We are very pleased to have one of our Agents bowling with us, he is doing very well. Mrs. Ann Wash our Branch Secretary, Mr. Bunchy and I attended the Fall Festival in Cleveland, Ohio, held by Branch 14, Nov. 1st. Rita Karnya and her dancers did a wonderful job. I also had the honor of being one of the judges for the Csárdás Contest. You should have seen the youngsters do the Csárdás. We also had the pleasure being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Torda at their home. Birthday Greetings: Mrs. Arthur Bur­nett, Peggy Sándor, Jean Mislai, Mrs. Ruth Fabian, Mary Tomcsak, Mike Tomcsak, and a belated Birthday to Mary Alice Nehls of Hubbard, Ohio. Our sympathies go to the following families: The Boda and Toth families of Youngstown, Ohio, and North Holly­wood, California on the death of Hus­band and Father, Mr. Andy Boda. Our monthly meetings are held every second Tuesday of the month, at St. Stephens Hall, 854 Wilson Ave., at 7:30 P.M. Please attend our meetings. For your insurance needs remember our Agent Manager Mr. A1 Buksar and his Agents, Mr. Leslie Polgar and Mr. George Duponty. Feel free to call them at all times. Telephone 743-7717. Margaret Bunchy, Reporter 58 Wilmington, Del. In accordance with continuing prac­tice of merging small Branches, the Home Office, will, effective December 1969, dissolve Branch 58 and transfer the membership records to Branch 76, Philadelphia, Pa. Members may transact all William Penn insurance matters with Mr. Anthony Noel, President, Branch 76, 617 Cheyney Road, Delaware County, Springfield, Pa. 19064 or they may write directly to the Home Office. Members are requested to continue to mail their payments directly to Pittsburgh as in the past. 59 Scalp Level, Pa. Please make the following announce­ment in the Penn Life as to the change of my address FROM: 508 Main Street, Scalp Level, Pa. TO: 211 Main Street, Scalp Level, Pa. 15963, Phone 467-8027. We are also cordially inviting all children, who are members of Branch 59, to our Christmas Party which will be held on December 21, 1969 from 3 to 5 P.M. at The V.F.W. Home Rear 520 Main St., Scalp Level, Pa. Mrs. Joseph Miller Jr., Br. Mgr. 209 St. Louis, Mo. The Branch mourns the sudden passing of our beloved Branch Manager Dennis Acsay, who for so many years devoted time, effort and energy to fulfill his calling as a true fraternalist. Those of us who knew him and worked with will sadly miss him and the sympathies of all are extended to his family. Until a replacement is found for Mr. Acsay as Branch Manager, Mr. John Karácson, President of Branch 209 has offered his services on a temporary basis to serve the needs of the members. Any Branch (209) member requiring servicing on his William Penn insurance should contact Mr. Karácson at 8149 Allen Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63114. 4

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