William Penn Life, 1979 (14. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1979-07-01 / 3. szám
Award Presentation Mr. Stephen T. Szilagyi-Vice President of Marketing and President of Fraternal Societies of Greater Pittsburgh is presenting the Hon. Leonard C. Staisey with the Humanitarian Award of the Year during a banquet held recently in Pittsburgh. At the time presentation was being made Mr. Staisey was a candidate for Judge, Court of Common Pleas, Allegheny County. We are pleased that Mr. Staisey, a Member of the William Penn Association won nomination on both the Democrat and Republican primaries and therefore is assured of election to judgeship in November. We congratulate Mr. Staisey on his achievements and are proud to have him as a William Penn member. the William Penn Association, American Hungarian Civic Association, American Hungarian Democratic Citizens Club, American Hungarian Federation, and the Hungarian Reformed Church that participated in the tri-centennial observance. Arthur Sypek, Mercer County Executive; Governor of N. J., Brendan Byrne; and Mayor of Trenton, Arthur Holland. The Hungarian organizations were under the “Big Top” in the Mill Hill Park area. An exhibit of the history of Hungary was displayed along with the many porcelains, arts, and beautiful handmade embroideries. William Penn Association, Branch 13, Trenton, N.J. was represented by Director Frank J. Radvany, with his wife, Elsie, who is Branch 13 manager. Brochures on the insurance plans offered by the William Penn Association were distributed. Mrs. Radvany also sold the William Penn Association cook books “Treasured Hungarian Recipes” the proceeds of which are contributed to the William Penn Scholarship Foundation. Director and Mrs. Frank J. Radvany William Penn Association display. For servicing of your insurance needs contact Elsie H. Radvany, 2006 Yardley Road, Morrisville, Pa. 19067; Telephone (215) 295-2222. Elsie Radvany Secretary, Branch 13 Branch 14 Cleveland, Ohio “Good Times and Fellowship” are in store for the Cleveland and neighboring branches this summer, according to Branch 14 Delegate Robert Stypa. William Penn’s Branch 14 is planning a family picnic/dance for Sunday, August 12, 1979. Open to the general public, the picnic sight is St. Joseph’s Grove on White Road in Willoughby Hills and festivities are slated to begin at 8:00 A.M. Admission for the event will be $ 1.50 for adults. Sixteen and under will be admitted free. Food and refreshments will be sold at the picnic site. Organized games and activities will occupy the kiddies during the day and the adults can kick up their heels at the dance that will follow. Tickets can be obtained by contacting picnic chairman Nick Juhasz (5Í6-8514), Steve Lesco (721-6212), or Roberta Bradley (961-7661). See you there! * * * Having been tabled for the summer months, Branch 14’s regular meetings will resume Tuesday, September 4, 1979. The meetings are being held in Bethlen Hall on the corner of Buckeye Road and East Blvd. The meetings begin at 7:30 P.M. * * * The new William Penn “Penn Life” representative for Branch 14 is this reporter, Roberta V. Bradley. I just recently became a member of William Penn, and having enjoyed being a high school journalist and eidtor, I am happy to fill this position. Any Branch 14 member who has something they would like to see in “Penn Life” can give me a call at 961-7661. Don’t be shy, members, let’s hear from you. Fraternally, Roberta V. Bradley 5
