William Penn Life, 1980 (15. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1980-04-01 / 2. szám

cess. It takes many hours of time and effort by all the members to make it a success. Thanks to all who in any way helped to make it a success.

We wish to welcome our two new Auditors for Branch 18, namely Frank Lezak and John Ulics. Congratulations gentlemen!

Vacations are still the “in thing” with Branch 18 members. Julia and Steve Danko just returned from sunny Florida, where they both enjoyed a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Dorothy Csanyi, our Secretary and her parents went for a two week vacation to Florida. Helen Danko and son John, decided to take a Caribbean cruise. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Macker also are back from their Florida vacation. It is real nice to have you back Mr. Macker for you were really missed at the club.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Compton, members of our Branch and Social Club have made their permanent home in Coral Gables. We wish them much happiness and everyone here, Chuck, wishes you a speedy recovery so you may enjoy the beautiful Florida sunshine.

Hope all of you people have a most enjoyable vacation, which I am sure you all did and will.

We sincerely wish Andy Toth our heartfelt congratulations on his retirement from Rockwell International after forty-four years of service. Andy, what can we say, except enjoy all your free moments in the pleasurable things in life, and may you enjoy them in good health and spirits. Again, congratulations.

That is about all the current news, at this time. I hope each and everyone of you will have a wonderful time in Dayton, as I am sure you have every intention.

Fraternally yours, Betty Holguin Treasurer, Br. 18

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We hereby wish to inform our members and friends that our ANNUAL DINNER DANCE will be held on Saturday, November 1st, 1980, at the United German Hungarian Club, Oakford, Pa. Please note the date, November the first.

Our Vice President, Helen Schenkel, is convalescing at home, after being confined in the hospital for an extended period. Pete and Betty Wlosak are also recuperating from their illness. We are asking our members to visit them, or drop them a line. It will make their day a much better one.

We wish to extend our sympathy to the family of Frank J. Geisz, a young man, who in the prime of his life, died in an automobile accident. We extend our condolences to the families of Mrs. Anna Stankovics and Joseph Gudas. They were both well known and long time members of our Branch.

Have a healthy and happy summer.

Elsie Szemes, Reporter

Branch 1 32 South Bend, Indiana

Branch Officers are still active in the selling of cook books for the benefit of the Scholarship Fund.

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Branch 249 Dayton, Ohio

On Sunday, March 30, our local Branch conducted a two-fold celebration; awarding pins to those who have been members of our Association for at least 50 years. Those receiving pins were: Janos Danyi, Margaret Bauer, Kelly Horvath, Julia Kraska, Mrs. Joseph Konti, Andrew Vadas, Mrs.

Paul Sipos, Ida Szaniszlo, Mrs. Nicholar Palkovacs, Frank Wolfinger, Mrs. Frank Sedlak, Mrs. Helen Dolgos, Mary Printz, John Szász, Mrs. John Szász. To you we extend our congratulations! We wish you many more years in good health.

The second part of the evening’s festivities was the awarding of trophies to the winners of the William Penn Branch 249 Bowling League. Congratulations to the winners and thanks to all the bowlers.

We take this opportunity to thank the following ladies who prepared the delicious meal for the occasion. Mrs. John Dúsak, Mrs. Joseph Konti, Mrs. Margaret Bauer, Mrs. Betty Mayerchak, and Mrs. Joseph Palotas.

Vice President in Charge of Fraternal Activities, Steve Horvath, is already planning a bowling league for next season. All those interested are requested to contact him at 434-3249.

Steve Horvath will by your tournament secretary during our National Bowling Tournament in Dayton, Ohio. The enthusiasm for our upcoming tournament is progressing nicely. All those interested in attending the Dinner-Dance at Stouffer’s Hotel, can call or write me for reservations. Albert G. Kestesz, 2865 Rugby Road, Dayton, Ohio 45406, phone 275-6654.

There will also be a style-show luncheon pageant on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. Ticket reservations are required. $6.50 per person. This is not the usual type of style show, and is entitled “The Way We Were”, open to both men and