William Penn Life, 1983 (18. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1983-04-01 / 2. szám
Scholarship Board of Associates Formed Our May Branch Meeting will be held on Sunday, May 1 at St. Stephen’s Hall, 1114 Troy Street, beginning at 2:30 P.M. Following the Branch Meeting, we will hold our District Meeting to elect the Delegate and Alternate Delegate to represent our district at the convention to be held in September. All members are encouraged to attend. Our Delegate District Election Meeting will be held on May 1, 1983, Sunday afternoon at 3:00 P.M. The place will be St. Stephen’s Hall, 1114 Troy Street, Dayton, Ohio. Respectfully submitted, Albert G. Kertesz Branch 590 Cape Coral, Florida Our March 13, 1983 meeting was opened with prayer by Reverend Arpad Györgyi at 4:00 P.M., held at the home of branch manager and wife’s, Anthony G. and Elizabeth Noel. After a short business meeting we discussed the possibility of having another picnic in the very near future, since the one we had on January 30th was such a huge success. Attending the outdoor affair held at the Florida Power and Light picnic pavillion, courtesy of member John Veres, whose son is an employee of said company, made it possible for our Branch 590 to hold our picnic on this beautiful ground. Attending the outdoor affair were 42 members and guests. The weather was a balmy, sunny afternoon 79 degrees. Many pleasure boats were cruising past the picnic area, which is located on the Orange River in Tice, Florida. Everyone did some cooking of hot dogs, burgers, kolbász and the traditional Hungarian “szalona sutes” was enjoyed by everyone. The playing of Hungarian music (on records) did help to put us in a festive mood. Some members and guests participated in playing cards, horseshoe games and botchie ball. Manager Anthony G. Noel thanks you all for making it a delightful day. A reminder: for serving your insurance needs, contact Branch 590 manager Anthony G. Noel, 1323 S.E. 35th St., Cape Coral, Florida 33904, Telephone (813) 542-7049. With kindest regards, fraternally yours, Irene E. Sabo Rose Darab Reporter and Secretary In May 1982, at the General Meeting of the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, a new group within the Foundation was formed. It will be known as the Board of Associates of the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation. Presently, Vice-President, Louis Varga is heading up this group and has outlined its aims and purposes in a memorandum which follows: MEMORANDUM: William Penn Fraternal Association Board of Associates. The Board of Associates of the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation will consist of those who advance the purposes of the William Penn Association but especially the Scholarship Fund and its programs. They will aid and It is with a great deal of pleasure, we are announcing that arrangements have been made with the Knights of St. George Home, through John F. Kenawell, Supreme President, to accept William Penn members who are retired Senior Citizens. The Home is on 520 acres of land in Wellsburg, West Virginia, 35 miles from Pittsburgh, 8 miles from Weirton, West Virginia and 110 miles from Cleveland, Ohio. The Home was dedicated in 1975 and is of modern fireproof construction and accomodates 44 senior citizens on double occupancy per room. Residents are accepted on a nonsectarian basis, regardless of national origin, must be ambulatory, sound mind, and no communicable diseases, though a walker, cane or crutches is permissible. develop co-operation between the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Program among its many members. They shall work at large supplying their leadership and talents; particularly, in the branches to support and advance life membership. They shall meet once a year prior to the annual scholarship meeting; they shall report on their activities of the year, report the names of new members and make recommendations to the Scholarship Board. The Associates shall have their own officers—President, Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer. They shall be elected each year at their General Meeting and the business of the Associates during the year shall be conducted by the officers, who shall be the Executive Committee. It is (Continued on Page 75) The present monthly charge is $500.00 including lodging, meals and laundry but not doctor’s care or medicine, if required. Medication is administered by the nursing staff — though this is not a nursing home. Residents are free to leave the grounds with permission. Limited van service is available. The Home is staffed 24 hours a day by Sisters and lay persons with a fulltime Chaplain for those who need spiritual guidance. The Home is clean with an atmosphere of loving care. If some person in your family needs a home to live in peace with faith, you would be proud to visit them in this beautiful environment. The Home is available for inspection visits. Call General Counsel Gay Banes at the Home Office for arrangements at (412) 281-8950. KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE HOME. Panoramic view of new Home for the Aging. Constructed 1974. Designed to provide the most modern concept in care of the aging. Situated on beautiful 500-acre estate in West Virginia panhandle, 50 miles southwest of Pittsburgh. Catholic Knights of St. George, R. D. #2, Wellsburg, West Virginia 26070. St. George Home Available for Our Senior Citizens 14
