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

1969-10-01 / 10. szám

the end of June 1970 or first part of July. The price will be approximately $300.00 per person from Detroit to Budapest and back and since we would like to have an indication of the total number of interested members, would you be kind enough to complete the form below and return it to the address given below. We may add that a large number of people signed up and the seats will therefore be given on the first come first served basis. Please return the form by October 31, 1969 so we may process our commitments with the airlines and then we will inform you as to the accurate departure date and price per person.

The Branch Officers

I am interested YES □ NO i I

Number of persons in party .................................

Name ..........................................................................

Address ........................................................................

City.................................. State............ Zip............

Telephone..............................................

I prefer 5 Weeks □ 6 Weeks □

Please mail to:

Mrs. Stephen Danko 17275 Cedarlawn Dr.

Southgate. Michigan 48192

19 New Brunswick, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. John Pinter members of Branch 19 celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary with a family gathering at their home 328 Suydam

Mr. and Mrs. John Pinter

Street, New Brunswick, N. J. They were feted by their two sons. Gene and Julius and their families. There are 15 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. They also had a daughter, Irma, who is deceased.

Mr. Pinter is well-known in the New Brunswick and nearby vicinities. He conducted the Pinter Moving Co. for more than 40 years, and has been retired for almost 9 years. We from Branch 19 congratulate them.

Our regular monthly meeting will be held on Monday, October 27th, 8 P.M. at Union Hall, 286 Somerset St., New Brunswick, N.J.

Barbara Hegedűs

20 Fairport Harbor, Ohio

The Officers and Directors extend condolences to the Steve Sutch Jr. family upon the death of our Manager of Branch 20, Fairport Harbor, Ohio. Mr. Sutch, for many years was an active, sincere and dedicated Branch Manager and was always interested in promoting the fraternal programs of our Association. The Home Office has temporarily appointed Mr. Joseph Kapostasy President of Branch 20 to act as Branch Manager until a permanent replacement can be found. For all matters pertaining to your William Penn insurance please contact Mr. Kapostasy at 412 King St., Fairport Harbor, Ohio. If any one of the Branch members know of any member who would be interested in the managership of the Branch please contact Mr. Kapostasy or write to the Home Office.

24 Chicago, 111.

Branch 24 will hold a Social Evening on Saturday, November 1, 1969 at the A&J Club, 1036 E. 93rd St., Chicago, 111. 60619. Beginning at 7:30 P.M.

Delicious refreshments will be served. There will be good music for dancing. Come out and have an enjoyable evening, invite your friends and neighbors.

Regular monthly meeting every second Saturday of each month, at 8 p.m. Odd Fellows Hall, 119th Wallace St. Games and refreshments after every meeting.

Betty Akai, Reporter

26 Sharon, Pa.

David J. Vagh, member of Branch 26 recently was awarded the Purple Heart in Vietnam for injuries received in combat. He is recovering from his wounds in the Army Hospital in Zama, Japan. David has been in Vietnam since May. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

David J. Vagh

Frank Vagh, longtime members of the Association. David’s brother Frank is also a Vietnamese veteran.

28 Youngstown, Ohio

We wish to thank Mr. Joe Pinkocze for the wonderful job he did on chartering our bus to New York City. Everyone enjoyed the trip. There was singing to and from New York. George Skebo did a good job serving the CHEER and etc. Our bowlers were glad to come in as winners — three womens team, Captains for winners: Kay Novak, Irene Pinkocze, and Peggy Sándor. Doubles, Mother and Daughter, Helen Kaluczky, and Jeannett Cherpak. All events first place was Helen. Our men did good also. Leroy Smiths team, doubles John Ashley and Russel Turner, Singles George Nemeth. So Youngstown did very good. We can’t forget A1 Sacks of Hicksville, L.I. who bowled with one of our mens team, he did very good.

Vacationing were the following ones: Mary Wittway in California, Ann Wash our branch secretary and treasurer spent her vacation in Tucson, Arizona and Las Vegas, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sakasits spent their vacation in Dear Park, Texas. Eugene and Frances had the pleasure to visit with cousins and his uncle Mr. Julius Sakasits who is visiting from Vas megye, Hungary. Eugene hasn’t seen his uncle in 23 years. We are sure they had a wonderful time and talked about many, many things. Now they are planning on a trip to Hungary in 1970. How nice.

Birthday Greetings for following persons—for August: Mrs. Martin Bobovecz Sr., Mr. Martin Bobovecz Sr., Steve Novak, Mrs. Elizabeth Novak, Theresa Marie Molnár, Sándor Tollas Sr., Margaret Bunchy (Your Reporter) — for September: Mrs. Mary Tollas, Kay Novak, Bill Bennett, Mrs. Margie Graham, Dorothy Mislevy, Frances Sakasits, Mr. John Bunchy, Jeffrey Taylor. And a Belated Birthday Wish to Mrs. Joseph Taylor and son Jerry.

Anniversary Wishes — for August: Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sándor, and Mr. and Mrs. George Nemeth—for September: Mr. and Mrs. James Fabian, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cornman, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chuey, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. John Mislai and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Graham are proud parents of a baby boy. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Bunchy.

We were sorry to hear that Steve Sándor was in hospital again. He had surgery and is now at home on the road to recovery.

Sympathies to the following bereaved families: The Toth family on the passing of their mother Mrs. John A. Toth, Mrs. Helen Gorski of Hubbard, Ohio the passing of her mother Mrs. John Potornay. The Farkas family on the passing of their father Mr. Peter Farkas. The Yuhasz famiy of Youngstown on the passing of their father Mr. Joseph Yuhasz, Mr. Yuhasz was a charter member of 108. The Tisosky family of Struthers, Ohio the passing of their (Continued on page 8)

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