Fraternity-Testvériség, 1984 (62. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1984-04-01 / 2. szám

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TESTVÉRISÉG

FRATERNITY

U.S.P.S. No. 208—820

Official Organ of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America

Published Quarterly Office of Publication:

11428 Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852 Telephone: (301) 770-1144

Postmaster: Form 3579 to P.O.B. 34917, Bethesda, MD 20817 Editorial Committee:

Editor-in-Chief, Managing Editor: Rev. Imre Bertalan Associate Editors: Elmer E. Vargo, Vice Pres.-Secretary Joseph S. Molnár, Treasurer

VALUATION REPORT

This will certify that we have completed a valuation of the life insurance certificates of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America in force as of December 31, 1983 based on lists furnished us for that purpose, and have found the reserves to be as follows:

American Experience 35*% ................. $ 1,287,245

American Experience 3% ................... 2,770,356

1941 Standard Industrial 3% ............. 675,949

American Men Ultimate 3%. 8,508,810

1958 CSO 3% ...................................... 1,065,893

1958 CET 3% ...................................... 32,310

P.V. of Payor Death Claims............... 320

Adjustment for 1st of Month Dating 31,069

Adjustment for Premium Waiver

at Age 90.............................. 12,214

1926-33 Intercompany D.I.

with 1941 CSO 2M% ....................... 19,105

150% Class (3) with AE 3%,

1941 CSO 2K%.................... 8,092

Class (3), 3% ........................................ 7,750

1952 Disability Table, Period 2, 3% .. 19,121

Non-deduction of Deferred Premiums 39,357

Reinsurance Credit .............................. (4,775)

$14,472,816

According to the Annual Statement of the Federation at December 31, 1983, other liabilities amounted to $1,790,546. Therefore, total liabilities, including reserves were $16,263,362.

The total Admitted Assets of the Federation as of December 31, 1983, were $21,269,355. Therefore, the surplus over all liabilities including reserves was $5,005,993. The ratios of assets to liabilities have been 1983 - 130.78%; 1982 - 129.73%; 1981 - 126.91%; 1980 - 123.29%; 1979 - 121.15%.

Respectfully submitted, George R. Schaumann Vice President, CPS Actuaries

YOUTH BENEFITS

In order to encourage our young members to take part in summer activities, the Board of Directors has decided to give financial support to those who:

1. attend church youth camp;

2. attend a Hungarian summer school or camp;

AN ADDED PLUS, for members of our fraternal society! Please contact your branch manager — or send the information direct to the Home Office.

SUMMER OF 1984 26 DAY TRIP TO HUNGARY

JULY 8 - AUGUST 2

FLY NYC to BUDAPEST - VISIT Eger, Miskolc, Sárospatak, Debrecen, Hajdúszoboszló, Kecskemét, Visegrád, Dunakanyar, Esztergom

All arrangements made by sponsor: Branches 52, 1,302 Contact:

Mrs. S. Virgulák (203) 847-0114 6 Foursons Court, Norwalk, CT 06851 John Koi (203) 336-5046 213 Knapp's Highway, Farfield, CT 06430 William Puskas (201) 846-4242 251 Somerset Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901

NYÁRI MAGYAR ISKOLA

A szórvány magyarság szolgálatára

A Magyar Cserkészszövetség 1984. július 7-től 28- ig tartja szokásos nyári iskoláját a Sík Sándor Cserkészparkban, Fillmore, NY államban.

Szeretettel hívunk minden magyarul beszélő, 8- 14 éves korú gyermeket. A jelentkezőktől alapfokú magyar beszédtudást kívánunk meg. Ezévben nincs osztály magyarul alig beszélők számára.

Minden foglalkozás, még a játék is magyarul folyik.

További felvilágosítás kapható, jelentkezési ívek igényelhetők

Palotay Csabáné igazgató, 2984 Michael Dr., Newbury Park, CA 91320 (805) 498-6150, (805) 499- 2964

Lamperth Zoltánná igazgató helyettes, 943 Eagle Dr., Burlington, Ont. Canada L7T 3A5 (416) 639-2403

Magyar Cserkészszövetség, P. O. Box 68, Garfield, NJ 07026, (201) 772-8810