William Penn Life, 2018 (53. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

2018-02-01 / 2. szám

Branch News Branch 525 members Hailee and Ashlyn Tremblay (above, left) were among the children who enjoyed a visit from Santa (above, right) during the branch's annual family Christmas party. Union. For many years, the crown was held in Fort Knox, Ky. The deci­sion to return the crown was seen as a proof of friendship between the two nations and an encouragement to the Hungarian people. Today, the Holy Crown can be viewed in the Parliament building in Budapest. A replica of the crown can be seen at the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum in Atlanta, Ga. It has been a brutally cold winter. Be careful in the snow and ice, allow extra time to travel wherever you go, shovel snow responsibly and remember to keep your pets warm. Studies indicate that dogs should not be left outside more than 30 min­utes in weather under 32° or over 90°. Speedy recovery to Barbara House. Get well to those affected this winter with the flu. Happy birthday this month to Diane Torma. Remember all your loved ones on Valentine's Day. There are so many fun events and activities going on with William Penn Association and its branches in 2018. Keep checking William Penn Life for dates, locations and informa­tion to see them all. 1 hope to see you at many of them! For additional information about branch activities, please call Joyce Nicholson at 740-264-6238. You can call on Alan Szabó for all your insur­ance needs at 330-482-9994. Branch 352 Coraopolis, PA by Dora S. McKinsey Happy Valentine's Day to all. May you spend the day and every day with the one(s) you love. Give them a hug and let them know how im­portant they are to you. February is a very important month for William Penn Association. On Feb. 21, WPA will celebrate the 132nd anniversary of its founding. Congratulations to the Associa­tion and to all the past and present members who have made it possible for the Association to continue to provide its members with the best possible insurance plans and annu­ity rates and be able to offer all the different fraternal activities over the years. Our Board of Directors and National Officers do their best managing the Association, keeping our members in mind when making any decision whether it be financial or fraternal. William Penn Life offers informa­tion about events scheduled for the year 2018. Please try to attend as many of them as you can, for only with your support can the Associa­tion continue to provide its mem­bers with the best possible fraternal service. If your son or daughter—or even you—will be attending an institu­tion of higher learning in the fall of 2018, remember to check the schol­arship eligibility rules to obtain a scholarship. Every little bit of money available to help with your educa­tion is well worth the effort to apply for. The rules and application form are published each month in William Penn Life. Get well wishes go out to all those who are feeling under the weather. Our condolences to all those who have recently lost a loved one. May your memories sustain you through this very difficult time. Happy birthday to all of our branch members who are celebrat­ing a birthday this month. May you have many more and may all of them be healthy. We would like to welcome all new members of Branch 352. Re­member, if you have news about what's going on in your community to promote fraternalism or to share something you have personally done to give back to your communi­ty, please contact me at 412-932-3170 or by email at dmckinsey@hotmail.com. We would love to hear from you! Branch 525 Los Angeles, CA by Sarika Gotz California is on fire, and we need special prayers that we get rain, soon. So many people have lost their homes, so sad. We need to appre­ciate what we have because in an instant it could be gone. Branch 525's Christmas party was held Dec. 3 at the Bloomington Hun­garian Club. The hall looked beauti­ful with poinsettias and Christmas trees-red, white, and green, every­where. The workers in the kitchen were busy cooking stuffed cabbage, kolbász and chicken. It smelled so good! Jonsi Baky played Hungarian and American Christmas carols and music for our dancing and singing. Soon it was time for the jolly 'ol man himself, Santa, with Mrs. Claus, who came with a red sack filled to the top with gifts for the children. It's so fun to see how excited the children get, seeing Santa in his red suit and white beard. I remember when I believed in Santa, do you? Continued on Page 24 WILLIAM PENN LIFE 0 February 2018 0 19

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