Fraternity-Testvériség, 1987 (65. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1987-04-01 / 2. szám
Page 2 TESTVÉRISÉG FRATERNITY ISSN-0744-592X Official Organ of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America Published Quarterly Office of Publication: 2001 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington, DC 20036 Telephone: (202) 328-2630 Second Class Postage paid at Washington, DC & Additional Mailing Offices Postmaster: Send Address Changes to: Fraternity-Testvériség 2001 Massachusetts Ave., N.W-, Washington, DC 20036-1011 Editorial Committee: Editor-in-Chief, Managing Director: Rev. Imre Bertalan Associate Editors: Joseph F. Tegze, Vice President-Secretary & William B- Puskas, Treasurer CONTEST FOR ALL AGES In Celebration of the Bicentennial Signing of the US Constitution At the last annual meeting of the National Fraternal Congress of America held in our Nation’s Capital, the NFC accepted a resolution which recommended that we formulate activities in order that our membership could take an active part in the National Celebration of the Bicentennial of the United States Constitution. All branches are requested to participate with appropriate programs. In addition, the Executive Committee invites all our membership to enter our contest by submitting a 1,000 to 1,500-word essay on: “Why we should celebrate the drafting and ratification of this faded parchment and the formation of our Federal Government?” 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be awarded in all age categories: up to age 14 15 to age 18 19 to age 23 24 and over Mail all entries to the Home Office — Attention Contest Committee — and be sure to list your insurance policy number. All entries must be postmarked no later than September 17, 1987 and the selection of winners by the Contest Committee will be final. 1st Prize — $100.00) 2nd Prize — $ 75.00) In each category 3rd Prize — $ 50.00) CPS ACTUARIES 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, 1986 based on lists furnished to us for that purpose, and have found the reserves to be as follows: American Experience 3/2% ................ $1,155,264 American Experience 3% .................. 2,571,123 1941 Standard Industrial 3% ............ 666,977 American Men Ultimate 3% ............ 7,558,269 1958 CSO 3% ................................... 1,578,166 1958 CET 3% ................................... 63,957 1958 CSO 3?2% ................................. 1,915 1958 CSO 5^2% ................................. 48,785 1980 CSO 5% ................................... 2,676 1980 CSO 6% .................................. 34,262 P.V. of Payor Death Claims ............ 95 Adjustment for 1st of Month Dating 32,622 Adjustment for Premium Waiver at Age 90 . . 9,089 1926-33 Intercompany D.I. with 1941 CSO 2'A% ......................... 18,050 150% Class (3) with AE 3%, 1941 CSO 2»% .................................... 7,863 Class (3), 3% ............................................ 5,824 1952 Disability Table, Period 2, 3% 15,299 Non-deduction of Deferred Premiums 34,887 Reinsurance Credit ................................. (3,330) $13,801,793 According to the Annual Statement of the Federation at December 31, 1986, other liabilities amounted to $1,619,208. Therefore, total liabilities, including reserves were $15,421,001. The total Admitted Assets of the Federation as of December 31, 1986, were $21,664,447. Therefore, the surplus over all liabilities including reserves was $6,243,446. The ratios of assets to liabilities have been 1986 - 140.49%; 1985 - 138.53%; 1984 - 135.63%; 1983 - 130.78%; 1982 - 129.73%. George R. Schaumann, Vice President Young and old can participate in the "constitution" essay contest. Our member, Lili, observed the anniversary in a New York state school.
