William Penn Life, 1980 (15. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1980-01-01 / 1. szám
Christ. Mr. Gus G. Nagy, Vice President welcomed everyone on behalf of the Branch Officers. The Atkinson Ballet School of New Kensington again provided the entertainment to the delight and enjoyment of both young and old. We thank Barney Mann for arranging to have these talented youngsters again provide us with such a fine recital. Santa then arrived and passed out chocolates and money to the youngsters. After the program there was a social for the adults in the William Penn Room. We wish to thank the following who helped make this a successful affair: Mr. and Mrs. John P. Balia, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Stelkovics, Mr. and Mrs. James Beganyi, Susan Mate, Mr. and Mrs. George Charles, Stephen T. Szilagyi, Mr. and Mrs. Gus G. Nagy, Stephen Üveges, Julius Telegdy and Jay Blizman who was also Santa Claus. Branch 296 was the first among the William Penn Branches to officially resolve by membership vote to provide the funds to build a Cabin at Penn’s Scenic View and for this purpose one thousand dollars was set aside from the picnic profits and deposited with the Home Office. We hope that all Branches which accepted the challenge at the Convention will follow with their pledges and donations. Re-elected at the December meeting were: President, John P. Balia; Vice President, Julius Telegdy; Secretary, Albert J. Stelkovics; Treasurer, Gus G. Nagy; Branch Manager, George Charles; Social Chairperson, Susan Mate; Entertainment Chairman, Jay Blizman; Auditors, Jennie Wislie, Mary Weseloski and Jay Blizman. The Branch will again sponsor a Hungarian Picnic. Interest is again being shown for Disco Classes which will be arranged for after the holidays. Our meetings are held the third Wednesday evening of each month at 7:30 P.M., 130 Walters Lane, Springdale, Pa. All members are cordially invited to attend. Albert J. Stelkovics Reporter Branch 590 Cape Coral, Florida Our regular meeting was held December 9, 1979. Secretary, Rose Darab read the minutes of our October 14th meeting at w'hich time nomination of officers were made by chairman Anthony Noel. Financial report was read by Betty Bartus, Treasurer. Election of officers was held in November. Of-The Officers and Directors extend condolences to the families of the below listed deceased members of the William Penn Association OCTOBER, 1979 001 Borbas, Frank J., Union City. Conn. Negyesi. Mrs. John, Stamford, Conn. Soos. Mary. Fairfield. Conn. Szabó, Mrs. Frank, Bridgeport, Conn. 009 Buckery, Ernest, McAdoo, Pa. 013 Elcheck, Stephen J., Trenton, N.J. Stefan, Mary, Trenton, N.J. 014 Brestyanszky, Leslie, South Euclid, Ohio Nelson. Edwin C.. North Olmsted. Ohio 016 Bergacs, John, Carteret, N.J. Molnár, John, Woodbridge. N.J. 017 Marote, Anthony, Lorain, Ohio 018 Edmunds, Mrs. Ronald, Detroit, Mich. Morelli, Mrs. Angelina, Wyandotte, Mich. Shaw, Mrs. Andrew, Detroit, Mich. Sifter, Mrs. Anthony. Lincoln Park. Mich. 022 Csik, Sarah, Roebling, N.J. 024 Horvath, Mrs. Leslie, Chicago, III. 025 Gall. Louis, Glen Daniel, W. Va. 026 Muller. Mrs. Julius. Warren. Ohio 028 Orosz, George. Hubbard, Ohio Pishok, Julius. Hubbard, Ohio 034 Matusz. Paul, Pittsburgh. Pa. Tusai, Mrs. Michael, Pittsburgh, Pa. 039 Simon, Charles, Beaver Falls, Pa. 044 Dudás, Joseph, Barberton, Ohio Larson. Mrs. Melvin. Akron. Ohio Szaraz. John. Wooster. Ohio 045 Antal, Helen. Cleveland. Ohio 048 Kovács, Coloman, Richeyville, Pa. 051 Wallner, Mrs. Agnes. Montvale, N.J. 070 Kiss, Mrs. Elizabeth, Union, N.J. 071 Bozsvai, Bela, Ouquesne, Pa. 076 Burns. Joseph, Philadelphia. Pa. Karolyi. László. Philadelphia. Pa. 088 Brochetti, Sylvester, Yatesboro, Pa. 129 Latta, Margaret E., Columbus, Ohio 132 Chick, Mrs. Mary. South Bend, Ind. 133 Hulbert. Elwood H., Phillipsburg, N.J. 150 Yeso, John. Mentor, Ohio 159 Pulinka, John, Coatesville, Pa. 216 Gombash. Joseph. Northampton. Pa. Transue, Robert Jr., Northampton, Pa. 296 Toth, Samuel, Springdale, Pa. 349 Jura. Carl S., McMechen, W. Va. Redway. Joseph, Steubenville, Ohio 500 Bardocz, Mrs. George. Detroit, Mich. 525 Csaszi. Nicholas, South Pasadena. Ca. 590 Vozar. Mrs. Joseph, Port Richey, Fla. ficers of last year were unanimously reelected for 1980. They are: Frank Sabo, President; Gabor Chikos, Vice President; Rose Darab, Secretary; Betty Bartus, Treasurer. Arrangements were finalized for our Christmas dinner party to be held December 22, 7:30 P.M. at the Cape Coral Country Club. Members of good standing were invited. Plans for social activities with picnic will be made after the New Year. Branch 590, District 46 was very proud of having Anthony Noel, delegate to the William Penn 1979 General Convention serve on the Resolution Committee. Congratulations for a good job well done! Branch 590 members please take note; our meetings for the year 1980 will be held on the following dates: February 3, Sunday—3 p.m.; April 13, Sunday—3 p.m.; June 1, Sunday—3 p.m.; September 7, Sunday—3 p.m.; November 2, Sunday—3 p.m. We are asking all members if possible to attend at the following address: 1323 S.E. 35th St., Cape Coral, Fla. 33904. For serving your insurance needs contact Anthony Noel, District Manager: P.O. Box 173, Cape Coral, Fla. 33904. Phone: (813) 542-0721. Respectfully submitted, Irene Esau Branch 705 Milwaukee, Wisconsin It was once again a pleasure for Gladys and myself to represent the William Penn Association at the 1979 Mid-Year Joint Meeting of the Wisconsin Fraternal Congress and the Wisconsin Chapter, Fraternal Insurance Counselors. The meeting was held promptly at 10 A.M. in the Churchill Room of the new Mead Inn, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. The roll call showed there to be 120 Home Office representatives and 38 F1C members. After several questions, it was decided the increased attendance was a result of holding the meeting further out in the State and future plans will include this thinking. Several interesting speakers were present, including the Honorable, James Paul Kubisiak, Mayor, Wisconsin Rapids. A total of 13 Award of Merit citations were presented to Society members. Fraternally yours, John J. Lippert Branch Manager ^JerSe Weráe That Washington never told a lie, of course is very true. But he went into politics When the country was quite new'. 21 ’
