William Penn Life, 2013 (48. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

2013-08-01 / 8. szám

Branch News Members of Branch 352 planted flowers at the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society located on Pittsburgh's North Side as their Join Hands Day project for 2013. Branch 336 Harrisburg, PA by Barbara Kreiser Wow, can you believe it is August already? Time sure does fly. With both the WPA golf tournament and our branch golf outing behind us, it's time to sit back, relax and enjoy some of the happenings at the Ver­­hovay club. We have some fun new activities available for the members. We now have a pool table and a shuffleboard table for everyone to enjoy. We also have bands and DJs throughout the month. Check out our website at vmxw.verhovay.com and our facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/ Verlwvay?ref=hl. You can find the monthly schedule of events at either site. In addition to the website and Facebook page, we have free wi-fi. Also, the kitchen is open every day at 11:00 a.m. Don't forget to look at the specials board to see what's cooking! We look forward to seeing you. So come out and support your club; there is plenty going on for every­one. Our meetings are held at 6:30 p.m. on the third Monday of every month at the Verhovay Home Association on 29th Street in Harrisburg. We would love to see all the active mem­bers attend. Congratulations to everyone cel­ebrating anniversaries and birthdays in August. If you have any news that you would like to have in this newsletter, please contact me, Barbara Kreiser, at 717-695-3521 or email at Barbara_Krei­­ser@yahoo.com. If you have any insurance or an­nuity needs, whether you just need a policy tune-up or are looking for a new policy, call Charles Johns at 717- 439-8620. Branch 352 Coraopolis, PA by Dora S. McKinsey It's hard to believe that it's August already and that the kids will soon be going back to school. Shopping for school clothes and supplies keeps families busy this month. Some schools even start classes in August. Did you know that August is National Picnic Month? Hope you get a chance to schedule a picnic or two this month and enjoy the lazy, hazy last days of summer. Our annual WPA Picnic-A Great Fraternal Fest will be held on Sept. 7 at Scenic View. Plan on attending this fun, food-filled event. There's something for all ages, including children's activities, a fishing contest at the lake, music, dancing and, of course, the best Hungarian food around. This year for Join Hands Day, Branch 352 members planted flow­ers at the Western Pennsylvania Hu­mane Society on the North Side of Pittsburgh. We all had a great time. That place was so busy the morn­ing we were there. There are many kind-hearted volunteers who come regularly to take the dogs for a walk, and many people came that morn­ing to adopt an animal. We even had an opportunity to have our picture taken with Chester, one of the dogs up for adoption. Congratulations to Branch 352 member Otto Endre Nagengast who graduated from United World College-USA on May 22 in Montezu­ma, N.M., earning an International Baccalaureate. UWC-USA is one of 12 UWC campuses located on five continents. A two-year residential school, UWC­­USA serves about 50 students from the U.S. and 150 students from more than 70 countries. The students, ages 16 to 19, participate in a unique pro­gram that combines academic chal­lenge with an experiential, hands-on approach to learning. The UWC mission is making education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. Otto was elected a resident as­sistant in his second year of his residence hall. He was also a wilder­ness leader and served as co-leader of the Model United Nations. Otto participated in numerous service ac­tivities during his time at UWC-USA, including serving as an English tutor for other UWC-USA students. Otto's parents, Dr. Emil Na­­gengast and Kati Csornán, and his grandparents, WPA National Vice President-Fraternal Endre Csornán and his wife Arlene, were delighted to be able to attend Otto's gradua­tion ceremony. This summer, Otto is working as a camp counselor at Camp Walt Whitman in New Hampshire. Otto will attend Middlebury College in Vermont this fall, his father's alma William Penn Life 0 August 2013 0 21

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