William Penn Life, 1973 (8. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1973-07-01 / 3. szám

in New Brunswick, N. J. Regional Office. He will be covering the Central Jersey area. His business address is WILLIAM PENN OFFICE, 1320 Hamilton Street, Somerset, N. J. 08873. Tel.: (201) 249- 7752. — Mr. Szur resides at 68 Harrison Ave., Milltown, N. J. Residence Tele­phone: (201) 846-2024. He has had 6 years of experience in the life insurance business. Mr. Szur is married to the former Elaine Rapczynski and they have two children: Scott 9 and Jeffrey 7. The Association is proud of the fact that Mr. Szur is the Son of Hungarian parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose W. Szur are well respected citizens of North Bruns­wick, N.J. He has a smattering of the Hungarian language and he is to be com­mended for his continued interest in his Hungarian heritage. The older members whose English may not be too good, will find that Mr. Szur will be able to under­stand them satisfactorily. Mr. Szur or one of his Agents will periodically make service calls among the members, at which time they will be more than happy to take care of any matter concerning your William Penn insurance and also be helpful in planning your life and health insurance program. Wre at the Home Office feel very con­fident that Mr. Szur and his Agents will be a tremendous asset to the Association and New Jersey membership. We welcome Mr. Szur into the William Penn family and our hope is that he will enjoy working with our Association for many many years. Albert J. Stelkovics, Nat. Sec’y Congratulation and best wishes to Miss Gail Wangerien and Miss Margaret Hlusko awardees of the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Fund. Welcome to Mr. Szur, General Agent. National Director, Michael Hegedűs mem­ber of Branch 19, introduced Mr. Szur at our June Branch meeting. Al, as he presented himself asked the memberships’ cooperation and offered his. As you know, the District Office is now located at 1320 Hamilton St., Somertset, N. J. 08873 — Room 203. If you have any prospects for insurance or need assistance in reference to your now existing policies, call him at the office number (area code 201) 249- 7752. He will be happy to serve you. Our Branch Meetings are being held at the Executive Office of the Parker Print­ing Co., 163 Albany St., New Brunswick, N.J. — A William Penn Fraternal Asso­ciation Scholarship Fund Raising Dinner- Dance is being contemplated. A committee is working on the project. We will make date, etc. known when same are finalized. Barbara Hegedűs, reporter 22 Roebling, N. J. Branch 22, Roebling, N. J. is making plans for their 3rd Annual Dinner-Dance. As we reported in the last issue, the affair is planned for Saturday evening, Sept- 22, 1973. We now have tickets available, for a donation of $7.00 per person. These may be purchased from any branch of­ficer or by contacting the Branch Man­ager, Zoltán Emri. There will be a Roast Beef and Stuffed Cabbage dinner, and music for dancing by the very popular Steve Fityere and the Continental Gypsies. We would like to congratulate one of our members, Miss Dorlinda Varga, for qualifying as a recipient again this year of a William Penn Scholarship. Dorlinda is a student at Goucher College in Tow­­son, Maryland. Director Zoltán Emri and his family enjoyed the Cleveland Bowling Tourna­ment and Scholarship Days very much. Director Emri wishes to congratulate all those who had a part in the planning of the weekend. Branch Reporter, Audrey Emri 27 Toledo, Ohio Re: John A. Zam Appointed General Agent Mr. Elmer Charles, National President is happy to announce the appointment of Mr. John A. Zam as General Agent for the Toledo area. For the time being Mr. Zam will work out of his home located at 445 Richford Drive, Toledo, Ohio 43605, Telephone: (409) 691-8712. Mr. Zam has also been appointed Manager of Branch 27, Toledo, Ohio. He has had 15 years in the life in­surance field and is highly qualified to market William Penn certificates. He is married to the former Julia Cluckey and they have a son, John C. and three daughters Mrs. Michael Moose, Mrs. Ronald Smith and Trina Marie Zam. Mr. Zam will be calling on the mem­bers of Branch 27 for the purpose of servicing existing William Penn certifi­cates (policies) and at the same time will explain the many life and health coverages offered by the WILLIAM PENN ASSOCIATION. We request all members to be of every assistance to Mr. Zam in his hard task of enrolling new members into the Association. With the appointment of Mr. Zam, on a full time basis, the part-time services of W. Emry Percei have been terminated and all servicing will henceforth be done by General Agent Zam. We welcome Mr. Zam into the William Penn family and wish him many success­ful years with the Association. 28 Youngstown, Ohio President Jacque Palmer and Ann Wash (Sec.-Treas.) attended the First National Scholarship Dinner-Dance, which was held in the Statler-Hilton Hotel, in Cleveland, Ohio, on the Memorial Day weekend. A very delicious dinner was enjoyed and the music was very special. Jacque Palmer also attended the meeting of the Scholarship Foundation, as a voting mem­ber. We extend our heartiest congratulations to our outstanding Magyar, Gus G. Nagy, on his promotion to the rank of Brigadier General. A get well cheer, to Margaret Bunchy, who recently came home from the Hos­pital. This girl needs her good friends prayers, to help her get back on her feet. Stay with it Margaret, we need you. And our deepest sympathy to John Bunchy, on the death of his brother Joseph of Richmond, Virginia. He played for many years with the Bunchy Orches­tra specializing in the cimbalom. Will be missed by first cousin Anne Wash and relations and his family. May he rest in peace. We wish all our members an exciting, pleasant and restful vacation. Sec. Anne Wash 76 Philadelphia, Pa. Banquet News: On “November 17, 1973”, Philadelphia Branch 76 will hold our Annual Fall Banquet at the United German Hungarian Hall. The turnout for our gala affair is always tremendous and we are hoping for your continued loyal support — so circle that very important date: November 17th Dinner-Dance for Philadelphia Branch 76! with the promise of the best cuisine and Hungarian entertainment ever! Thank you, Julie Melnick, Reporter 132 South Bend, Ind. Branch 132, South Band, Ind. will hold its annual outdoor picnic Saturday, July 28, 1973 at the William Penn Home grounds. Festivities commence at 3:00 P.M. until closing. Steve Bokor and his Hungarian orchestra will provide the music for your dancing and listening pleasure. There will be plenty of enter­tainment provided for oldsters and young­sters alike. There will be good Hungarian food, fine Hungarian pastries and plenty of refreshments. All members and friends are cordially invited to attend. 189 Alliance, Ohio The Bowling Tournament held in Cle­veland, Ohio surely was enjoyed by all, especially all of us who attended from Branch 189. Many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trumpter of Canton and Mr. and Mrs. John Barany, all from Branch 189, who made our entertainment so enjoyable. Certainly, congratulations go to the Bowling and Banquet Committee and all 17

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