William Penn Life, 1972 (7. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1972-10-01 / 4. szám

18. Moved, seconded and the Board approved the following resolution pertain­ing to applying for a license in the State of Florida. RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Directors that the National President and National Secretary be authorized to com­plete and execute Florida Insurance De­partment Consent and Agreement in re: Service of Process Form STID No. 304. 19. Moved, seconded and the Board ap­proved the following resolution pertain­ing to the application for license in the State of New Hampshire. RESOLUTION IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Board of Directors that National Presi­dent and National Secretary be authorized to execute the required form. 20. Moved, seconded and the Board authorized the following resolution per­taining to the application for license in the State of Rhode Island. RESOLUTION IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Board of Directors that National Presi­dent and National Secretary be authorized to execute the required form. 21. The Board acknowledged receipt of letter of thanks from the Alexander Nyi­­rati family on their recent bereavement. The Board further acknowledged re­ceipt of letter of thanks from Mrs. Bar­bara Sabo of Holden, West Virginia. Letter of thanks and appreciation are received from the United Magyar Civic Association of Pennsylvania thanking the William Penn for its support of Western Pennsylvania Magyar Day and for Mr. Elmer Charles, National President, ac­cepting the assignment of being the Hun­garian speaker. 22. The Board ackonwledged receipt of letter of invitation from Branch 24, Chi­cago, Illinois, to their Dinner Dance to be held September 30, 1972, at which time they will present the Illustrious Citation to Mr. Charles Akai, President of Branch 24. -— Moved, seconded and the Board authorized Director Frank J. Wu­­kovits, Sr. to make the presentation of the Illustrious Citation to Branch Presi­dent Akai in the name of the Board and National Officers. 23. The Board acknowledged receipt of letter of invitation from Branch 8, John­stown, Pennsylvania, to attend their Grape Festival to be held on October 7, 1972. 24. The Board acknowledges receipt of letter of invitation from Branch 14, Cleveland, Ohio, to their Fall Festival, September 30, 1972. 25. Moved, seconded and the Board of Directors designated Director John Vesz­prémi to present the Illustrious Citation to Elvira László, Secretary of Branch 18, Detroit, Michigan. 26. Moved, seconded and the Board authorized that an installation text be pre­pared and this text be utilized when Of­ficers, Directors, Auditing Committee Members or Branch Officers are being installed into office. 27. Moved, seconded and the Board rnanimously authorized the Executive Committee and General Counsel to formu­late a resolution whereby the Home Office be authorized to act as co-signer of all Branch Bank Accounts. 28. Moved, seconded and the Board adopted to change the name of our Bowl­ing Tournament and Fellowship Days to National Bowling Tournament and Schol­arship Days. 29. Moved, seconded and the Board re­commended that the Executive Committee consider a plaque to be placed in the Board Room commemorating Board Mem­bers who die while in office. 30. Moved, seconded and the Board re­commended to the Executive Committee to formulate a new emblem and slogan for the William Penn Association. 31. The Board of Directors hear a re­port from the National President that in compliance with last meeting’s decision he, together with Vice President and Board Chairman John P. Balia, Director William C. Kohut, National Treasurer So­mogyi and National Secretary Stelkovics, attended the National Convention of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of Amer­ica in Ligonier, Pennsylvania. The tape of his message of greeting and response thereto by Rev. Dr. Zoltán Beky is heard by the Board. A serious discussion follows and it is finally moved and seconded that the Board reaffirm the resolution of the 1967 Convention pertaining to mergers. The Board, therefore, directs the Executive Committee to seek ways and means to pursue the possibility of mergers with any fraternal benefit society, but with special emphasis on sister Hungarian So­cieties. 32. The Board is pleased to hear that through the efforts of United States Re­presentative Joseph M. Gaydos our Na­tional President and the Association are mentioned in an article in the August 2, 1972 Congressional Record in conjunction with the dedication ceremonies of the Free Magyar Reformed Church of Mc­Keesport. The Board wishes to go on re­cord and thank Representative Gaydos for recognizing the Association in such a fine manner. As a member, the Board endorses Mr. Gaydos for re-election and members in his Congressional District are requested so support him at the Polls. 33. National President Elmer Charles, in his closing remarks, thanked the mem­bers for their kind attention, serious con­sideration and peaceful deliberation. We have accomplished many things at this time which will be meaningful in the future. He is confident that a healthy, successful and fruitful program can be embarked upon, and carried through with 275 Milwaukee, Wis. Asztalos Mihály 1972 julius 31.-i ha­tállyal lemondott ügykezelői tisztségéről, elköltözködése miatt. Helyébe Charles Elemér központi el­nök ur kinevezte ügykezelővé — kinek cí­me: Mr. László Tarján 1603 N. 48th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53208 Telephone: (414) 774-3743 Bármilyen William Penn biztosítási ügy­ben, kérjük a 275-ik fiók tagságát fordul­janak hozzá. A fiók gyűléseit a hónap harmadik va­sárnapján tartja, a Szent Imre Terem­ben, d.u. 2 órai kezdettel, 1017 N 17th Street, Milwaukee, Wis. \ / “I may be interested in this proposal after all . . . push the mower while I read it over.” collective support to reach greater heights. He visions a growing organization and a strong Association. He wished everyone a pleasant and safe journey home. Now that vacations are over, he is looking for­ward with great anticipation to the De­cember meeting where we will make plans for the year 1973. He expressed his per­sonal good feelings to Director Wukovits and was happy to see him in our midst again. He hoped Director Wukovits will enjoy being with us for many more years to come. Chairman of the Board John P. Balia thanked everyone for the fine cooperation extended to him at this meeting. He was happy all discussions and deliberations were most harmonious and felt the deci­sions reached were for the best interest of our Association. He extended best wishes to all at home and hoped each Board member will have a safe journey home. Respectfully submitted: Frank J. Radvany Secretary of the Board Elmer Charles National President ATTEST: Albert J. Stelkovics National Secretary 12

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