William Penn Life, 1986 (21. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)
1986-03-01 / 2. szám
Continued from page 12 column 5 Branch 8020 Robinson Developmental Center, McKees Rocks, Pittsburgh, PA, a home for the severely retarded, was the recipient of a donation from the William Penn Assn. Shown receiving the check is Anne Silberman, Volunteer Services Coordinator of the Center, Bill Arbanas, President McKees Rocks Branch 8020 and John F. Kenawell, Executive Vice President William Penn Assn. WILLIAM PENN ASSOCIATION AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL FRATERNAL CONGRESS OF AMERICA HAVE JOINED TOGETHER TO HELP COMBAT THE EPIDEMIC OF MISSING CHILDREN HELP US LOCATE THESE CHILDREN DEAN SHANNON MARIE PYLE PATRICK KETRON (AKA) PETERS DATE MISSING: 02-05-81 FROM: Grand Rapids, Michigan EYES: Brown D.O.B.: 09-24-66 WEIGHT: 110 lbs. SEX: Female HAIR: Brown RACE: Caucasian HEIGHT: 5'3" LAST SEEN: 02-05-81. Child went into the restrooms at her school and was never seen again. IDENTIFYING MARKS: None INVESTIGATING AGENCY: Kent County Sheriff’s Department Sgt. Ken Kleinheksel 701 Ball Avenue, N.E. Grand Rapids, Ml 49503 (616) 774-3145 DATE MISSING: 06/17/82 FROM: Cordell, OK EYES: Blue AGE: 7 months when last seen HEIGHT: 17" D.O.B.: 11/10/81 WEIGHT: 27 lbs. WHITE MALE HAIR: Blond LAST SEEN: On road near Cordell, OK. Mother assaulted by stranger in pickup, became semiconscious. When she gained consciousness, stranger, pickup and Shannon were gone. IDENTIFYING MARKS: None INVESTIGATING AGENCY: FBI, Oklahoma (405) 842-7471 Branch 18 — Lincoln Park, Mich. The annual Champagne Ball was a huge success with the Club filled to capacity. The dinner prepared by Steve Szatmári was excellent: everyone enjoyed dancing to the music provided by Louis Bodo Orchestra. The branch is in full swing with preparations for the Centennial celebration on April 27, 1986 at the Hungarian Reformed Church, 9901 Allen Road, Allen Park, Mich. 48101. A dinner will be served starting at 1:00 P.M., dancing will begin at 5:00 P.M. with music provided by Frank Boricz Orchestra. Make reservations as soon as possible, seating will be limited. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Frank and Agnes Tima are enjoying a vacation in Sunny Arizona. We are sorry to hear that the past National President Julius Macker has been hospitalized in Florida, and hope that by this time he is well on the road to recovery. Wishing you “Good Health,” Mr. Macker. On March 15th Mr. Macker will celebrate his 84th birthday with family and friends. Happy Birthday “Gyula Bácsi.” Grandson Robert and wife Wendy presented Grandpa Macker with a great-granddaughter, Katy Pamela, born on February 14, 1986. Congratulations to the proud parents, Bob and Wendy! Plans in progress for future Branch activities are a 50-year membership dinner; Golf tournament; Family picnic; Branch Card Party. Watch for announcements in forthcoming issues. President Danko and wife Julia are enjoying the warm climate in Florida. A special young lady celebrated her 13th birthday on March 4th. Happy birthday, Jennifer. Jennifer is the daughter of Steve and Darlene Szatmári. Belated birthday greetings to Mr. John Horcsik, past president of Branch 56. Happy Birthday, Mr. Horcsik. May you celebrate many more birthdays in continuing good health. William Penn Branch 18 Ladies Auxiliary Referring back to our November meeting, we were sorry to report that three of our Members were on crutches: Betty Soltész had surgery on a pinched nerve. Julia Tremble took a bad fall and injured her knee. Marge Penzes also fell down in her home and hurt her leg. Thank God they are all recovering nicely. Good health ot each one of them. It was nice to welcome Elvira and Les Kubovics at our November meeting. Then they left us along with the other Snowbirds to Sunny Florida, including Mary and Frank Kato and Julia Danko. Louise Vespremi, with brother Sam, traveled in November to White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, to a resort area known for “The Greenbrier," and continued to Hot Springs, Virginia, known for “The Homestead” resort where famous golfers go, and continued on to Beckley, W.Va. for a tour through the coal mines. Beautiful mountain scenery and a safe trip back. At our December meeting we were happy to report Irene Mazag’s recuperating from her illness. This was election meeting and all officers were again elected by acclamation. Our congratulations to each and every one of you. President Eleanor Kender, Vice President Ann Leny, Secretary Barbara House, Treasurer Margaret New, Auditors Mary Gebnar and Mary Boka. We sincerely wish everyone a Very Prosperous and healthy New Year. Our Christmas Dinner was again a huge success with a good dinner served by Steve Szatmári and his crew, our Hungarian and English singalong with Mistro Irene Gall at the piano and Louise Vespremi with her comic-strip characters made it a perfect evening. Sincere thanks to my officers and members for a job well done on the Christmas Raffle. Thus, providing our Annual donations to our many charities. On January 2, 1986, we were deeply saddened by the death of our dear member Helen Torok. She will be dearly missed. Our deepest sympathy to her daughter Helen, son and his family. A beautiful rose was placed beside her, while members surrounded her with prayers. A gift was presented in lieu of flowers to the bereaved family. Also our deepest sympathy to Mary Kato on the loss of her sister; to Julia Tremble on the loss of her brother Frank; to Eleanor Kender on the loss of her uncle, Frank Kasza. May they rest in Peace. A special get well goes out to our Secretary, Barbara House on her surgery. Please get well soon, Barb. We need you. Attention Ladies: Mark your calendars — our Mother's Day Card Party will be on May 5th at 7:00 P.M. at the Social Hall on Southfield Road. Prizes galore and good dessert. So come join the fun. Tickets can be purchased through officers, members, or by calling the Club. Dr. Mecs Receives Award At a cabinet meeting held on January 23, 1986, Dr. Kalman Mecs was presented with the Campus Executive Cabinet Award in recognition of outstanding service. Previously a professor of mathematics at the Community College of Allegheny County, Dr. Mecs has been on special assignment. His leadership and initiative have given the campus the Computing Suite, and he is currently working on a proposal for the revision of the Aviation Program which'will make it thesecond of its kind in the state. Award is presented to promote staff members who have performed in outstanding ways, according to Dean Brown.
