William Penn Life, 1978 (13. évfolyam, 1. szám)
1978-01-01 / 1. szám
America, Incorporated in conjunction with their 24th Anniversary Charity Ball. 21) Moved, seconded and the Board authorized a donation of $300.00 to the Hungarian Protestant Ministerial Association of Pittsburgh to promote their radio broadcasts. 22) The Board authorized the presentation of the Illustrious Citation to Joseph Suzio of Branch 296, Springdale, Pennsylvania for 25 years of faithful service to the Association. 23) The Board acknowledged receipt of letters of thanks: Rev. Arpad Antal, Pastor United Church of Christ and Father Maher, St. Emerich’s Roman Catholic Church, Johnstown, Pennsylvania for our donation. Branch 8, Johnstown, Pennsylvania for our donation. Mindszenty Memorial Committee, Bridgeport, Connecticut for our donation. Rt. Rev. Dr. John Butosi, Bishop of the Calvin Synod; Rev. Emil Nagy, First United Church of Christ, Bridgeport, Connecticut; Rev. Dr. Havadtoy, Pastor United Church of Christ, Fairfield, Connecticut for our donations to them during the Bridgeport Board meeting. Supreme Officers of Zivena Beneficial Society for participating in their 25th Convention Banquet. Frances A. Furedy and Marie A. Tady for participating in the American Hungarian Foundation Awards Dinner in New York City. Dr. Zoltán Szabó, Secretary of Magyarok Vilagszovetsege for the hospitality extended to them on their recent visit to Pittsburgh. Garden of Hungarian Song, Miss Julia R. Orosz for our support of her radio program. Radio Station WQED for our donation and support. Caroline Tady thanking the Association for offering her summer employment and scholarship grant. She also presented a $25.00 donation to the Scholarship Foundation. Rev. Mészáros György OFM, St. Emery’s Roman Catholic Church, Fairfield, Connecticut thanking the Association for our donation. The Board acknowledged receipt of a $200.00 donation from Branch 18, Detroit, Michigan to the William Penn Scholarship Foundation. The Board of Directors acknowledges receipt of a letter from a member who wishes to remain anonymous publicly, whereby she has made the William Penn Scholarship Foundation Inc. the beneficiary of her fully paid-up $500.00 policy. The Board is most appreciative of this fine gesture and it can serve as a reminder to other William Penn members who could emulate this fine act of kindness and goodness on behalf of the future young generation of William Penn members. 24) The Board acknowledged receipt of a letter from Bruce and Associates Actuary, recommending that the Association discontinue writing Major Medical coverage. Effective October 21, 1977 the Association has discontinued the sale of the Major Medical Plan 67-M-P3. The Board ratifies the action of the National Officers discontinuing the marketing of Major Medical policy. 25) The Board of Directors approve the proposed changes in the field underwriting rules as presented by Vice President of Marketing, Stephen T. Szilagyi. Together with National Secretary, Albert J. Stelkovics, these will be coordinated, printed and then furnished to all writing agents. 26) The Board approved the following resolution pertaining to insurance certificates amounting to $2,000.00 and up to age 70. RESOLUTION RESOLVED, by the Board of Directors that in the future the Home Office Underwriting Department accept short form applications for the amount of $2,000.00 or less up to and including age 70 without any underwriting, medical exam or inspection report. The applicant must answer only one question stating whether or not, to the best of his knowledge he is healthy. 27) The Board authorized the National President to have licensed all Pennsylvania Branch Managers, Special Agents, and whomever else he deems advisable so as to conform with the Pennsylvania Fraternal Code which becomes effective January 29, 1978. 28) The Board authorized the following resolution pertaining to Paid-Up endorsements. RESOLUTION RESOLVED, by the Board of Directors that the Home Office no longer prepare and issue fully paid-up endorsements to those members who have completed their limited premium paying period because the provisions of the contract define this. Be it further Resolved that: Those members who become exempt from further premium payment on Whole Life certificates at certain attained ages, as established by the Board of Directors from time to time, they shall receive an endorsement to this effect. FOfPfr N >D]SSNny8 M3N ♦?80T X08 3 d r isnonv ‘uvniow T 6TOO Z9ZTe8TOZ£0 29) The Board resolved that the Membership Services Department send a form letter to each member whose certificate has become fully paid-up urging them to take additional insurance. 30) The Board acknowledged receipt of a letter from Bruce and Associates Actuary, pertaining to Sick Benefits. The Board referred this matter to the Executive Committee for review and came forth with its recommendation to the Board. 31) The Board of Directors schedule the regular quarterly meetings for 1978 as follows: March 13-14-15 June 12-13-14 September 11-12-13 December 11-12-13 32) Chairman of the Board Elmer Charles informed the Board that the Agenda is concluded. He thanked everyone for their input to various matters and for their fine cooperation. He was very happy to have the National Treasurer, Julius E. Somogyi present with us only if for a few hours. He thanked everyone for the many Christmas cards he has been receiving and presented his check for $100.00 to the Scholarship Foundation in lieu of Christmas cards. He extended best wishes for a very Merry Christmas filled with love for one another and a very healthy and prosperous New Year so we can start, with renewed dedication, our work for the benefit of our Association. He asked for God’s blessing on each of us and extended best wishes for a pleasant trip to our homes and families. 33) The Chairman adjourned the meeting. Respectfully submitted, Frank J. Radvany Secretary of the Board Elmer Charles Board Chairman ATTEST: Albert J. Stelkovics National Secretary 24
