William Penn Life, 2007 (42. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2007-08-01 / 8. szám
Branch News Helping to plant flowers during Branch 18's Join Hands Day project at St Francis Xavier Church were Shelby Truesdell, Ashley Haas, Aaron Stubbs and Ryan Stubbs. Lovely to meet you. Thanks also to Rose P. Antal and Helen Molnár who worked side by side with me in the ticket booth...and I mean worked. My brother Joe Gall and his wife Wanda came all the way from Mississippi for the festival. He comes every year. I hope you also helped to keep that wonderful event alive. Thanks, mom, for the beautiful tribute you put in the Holy Cross festival ad book. I have it framed and read it daily. I love you. Get well wishes go to Doug Truesdell, Ethel Farkas, Lou Deregi, Bela Imry and Elsie Kantor. You are always in our prayers. Please pray for our deceased members and their families, especially Jeanette Udvardi, Joyce Dabrowski, C. Dale Adams, Carolyn Lavoy, Steve Molnár, William Imry, Mary Cook and John Roskevitch. Happy birthday to all our members, especially Anna Cabanaw, Pauline Frost Kulcsár, Rudy Korpák (Gabby's grandpa, we love you), Hay ley Mayoros, Julia Danko, Julia Nemes, John Fiiak, Steve Jurko, Rosemary Mroozian, Nancy Nemes, Olga Wansa, Mary Balaythy, Matt Reyna, Alex Glodan, Richard Stubbs, Bill Imry, John Bratcher, Andy Breznai, Mary Sipos and Judy Bubenko. May you all have many more. Many of us took part in Join Hands Day. We planted 50 flats of flowers at St. Francis Xavier Church and did a general clean up. Thank you WPA for helping with the costs. I hope to see many more of you next year. Many hands make short work. Thanks to Ashley Haas, Shelby Truesdell, Carol and Doug Truesdell, Tom House, Helen Molnár, Eileen Gonzales, Kay Momtsios, Liz Piwowarski, Ryan and Erin Stubbs of Troop 1381, Shirley Gegus and Rudy Korpák. Even the Rev. Victor Roman was on his knees in the dirt. The grounds really look lovely. Thank you all for your hard work. Congratulations to Rose P. Antal on her decision to retire from her job at the Henry Ford Greenfield Village and Museum. All her friends can still see her on Friday at the Hungarian American Cultural Center. Good luck, Rose. We love you. Our next branch meeting will be held Wednesday, Sept. 12, at 7:00 p.m. at the American Hungarian Reformed Church. Please join us and bring with you personal items for our troops serving overseas. Our troops could use things such as toilet paper, beef jerky, dental floss, body wipes, pipe cleaners, eye wash, cornstarch, zip lock bags, moisturizer, soft white socks and international calling cards. All collected items will be shipped to Byron Bero (son of National Director Bill Bero) who is serving overseas and will distribute these items to his fellow troops. WPA Branch 18 Overnight Trip to the WPA Picnic A Great Fraternal Fest September 14-15, 2007 PACKAGE INCLUDES: — Admission to the WPA Picnic-A Great Fraternal Fest -— Roundtrip deluxe motorcoach transportation with DVD/VCR - —A visit to the Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville, Pa. — — One night accommodations at the Holiday Inn Somerset, Pa. — Hotel amenities include a restaurant, lounge and indoor swimming pool.- A full buffet breakfast Saturday morning. —--All taxes. -$75.00Only /. J.\J\J for WPA members Price listed is per person based on double occupancy NAME: DATE OF BIRTH: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: ROOMING WITH: Make checks payable to “William Penn Association" Send this form & full payment to: 24541 Manchester Dr., Brownstown, Ml 48134 For more information call Barbara House at (734) 782-4667 18 William Penn Life, August 2007
