William Penn Life, 1969 (4. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1969-05-01 / 5. szám

Directory of William Penn Representatives and District Offices For All Your Insurance Needs — Call The Representative Nearest You CONNECTICUT Andrew R. Balogh Agency Manager Branch 001, Bridgeport Br. 003, South Norwalk Br. 005, Stamford, Conn. 530 Kings Highway Cutoff Fairfield, Conn. 06430 Tel. 255 0405 Field Representatives: Aaron L. Zolán Roger Vars Cornell A. Racz Seymour Wendy ILLINOIS Br. 015 639 W. Diversey Parkway Chicago, III. 60614 Office Tel. 528-9440 Field Representatives: Tibor Kovács James L. Nagy James E. Anderson Irwin Brown Br. 24 300 East Sibley Blvd. Harvey, III. 60426 Field Representatives: Raymond J. Sullivan INDIANA Frank J. Wukovits, Sr., F.I.C. Supervisor of Agencies Branch 132 1024 W. Indiana Ave. South Bend, Ind. 46613 Office Tel: 287-8245 Branch 130 Frank G. Knaver, Field Rep. 723 W. Chicago Ave., Rm. 204 East Chicago, Ind. 46314 Office Tel. EX 7-0196 MICHIGAN James C. Hill Agency Manager Branch 018, Branch 056, Branch 500 3820 Fort Street Lincoln Park, Mich. 48146 Tel. WA 8-0887 Field Representatives Steve Úsztok Robert P. Vincent NEW JERSEY Branch 013 Dr. Arpad Nagy Agency Manager 1030 S. Broad Street Trenton, N. J. 08610 Tel. OW 5-3540 Anthony Noel 617 Cheney Road Springfield, Penn. 19064 Tel. 215 - Kl 4-3561 Br. 16, Perth Amboy Br. 19, New Brunswick John T. Drew Agency Manager 208 Somerset Street New Brunswick, N. J. 08901 Tel. CH 9-7752 Field Representatives: Francisco R. Garcia Mark R. Werner Robert J. Maher Branch 051 Martin Schwartz Agency Manager 212 Main Avenue Passaic, N. J. 07055 Tel. 201-471-4141 Field representatives: Jose R. Egues Harold Fuchs Jack Atanas NEW YORK Branch 048 Joseph Toma, F.I.C. Supervisor of Agencies 205 East 85th St., Rm. 203 New York, N. Y. 10028 Tel. 734-2787 Field Representative: John Május Leo Garshell, Agency Mgr. 220-24 Jamaica Ave. Queens Village, N. Y. 11428 Tel. 464-1917 Field Representatives: Seymour Gaster Aaron Mitrani Julius Pollinger John J. Candela Jay F. Stekler Vincent J. Priolo Branch 383, Buffalo, N. Y. Donald R. Okun Agency Manager 2736 Sheridan Dr. Buffalo, N. Y. Tel. 835-0443 Field Representatives: Vincent Fina Leonard Rossiter Groves, Douglas OHIO Branch 014 and 045 John L. Balia Agency Manager 9701 Brookpark Road Cleveland, Ohio 44129 Tel. 741-2122 Representatives: Ronald F. Balas William Zellin Branch 027, Toledo, Ohio William E. Percei Field Representative 471 Spitzer Bldg. 520 Madison Avenue Toledo, Ohio 43604 Tel. 242-6811 Branch 129, Columbus, Ohio Paul A. Haas, Agency Mgr. 1501 Parsons Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43207 Tel. 242-6811 Hensley, LeRoy Stanley Chester Branch 17, Lorain, Ohio Branch 63, Amherst, Ohio Mrs. Wilma Simms, Clerk 3695 Pearl Ave. Lorain, Ohio 44055 Tel. 277-4192 Branch 26, Sharon, Pa. Branch 28, Youngstown, Ohio Alex Buksar, Field Rep. 1109 Wick Bldg. West Federal Street Youngstown, Ohio 44503 Tel. Rl 3-7717 Field Representative: Leslie Polgar George DuPonty Victor Josa III PENNSYLVANIA Gus G. Nagy Supervisor of Agencies Br. 34, Pittsburgh Br. 71, Duquesne Br. 89, Homestead Br. 226, McKeesport Br. 296, Springdale 429 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 Tel. 281-8950 Br. 90, Bethlehem Br. 98, Allentown Br. 133, Phillipsburg Br. 216, Northampton Mr. Frank J. Ehasz Branch Manager 410 Adams Street Bethlehem Pa. 18015 Tel. UN 8-4102 019-183126 Aö0®T J MOUiAR BOX iOSh SRtWSWlCX, k J Q&jOj years. The visit provided the committee the opportunity to see first hand how the complete premium billing system is hand­led, statements mailed to policyholders, forms processed for the Home Office, checks mailed for commissions, payroll and other pertinent items. All ledger records and related accounts are also handled through the computer system. The personnel handling the data process­ing material required by the Association appear to be very competent and have advised us that they are already seeking means to update the services being pro­vided to the Association. It is a pleasure to report that your Association, William Penn, was a "Pioneer” in entering into the premium billing system through com­puters and processing statistical work through computer centers. During our examination, we asked President Elmer Charles as to what pro­gress is being made on the new building project and he was pleased to tell this committee that plans are already in the formative stage and possibilities are favorable for an early construction date. It is our intention to keep the member­ship informed as to the progress of this, our largest venture in the history of the Association. In conclusion, we the members of the Auditing Committee, express the opinion that the Home Office management staff are well aware of their responsibilities regarding the field and its problems. Furthermore, they are constantly observ­ing the various cost factors involved in our field operations. An improvement was noted in the business written for 1968, it being twice the volume of 1967 or $10,500,000.00. This trend should con­tinue through 1969 and result in even more substantial proifits for the Associa­tion. We take this opportunity to thank the National Officers and Employees for their splendid cooperation extended to us during our semi-annual examination and they are to be commended for their efficiency, capability and courtesy during this visit. We would also like to acknowledge re­ceipt of the letter from Mr. Gaspar Papp, Past National Chairman of the Auditing Committee who wished us a successful audit, and this committee hereby expresses their sincere appreciation for his thought­fulness. Respectfully Submitted: William C. Kohut, Chairman; John P. Veszprémi, Secretary; Zoltán B. Emri, László Kereszti, Albert G. Kertesz, Helen Nemeth, Members. 8

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