William Penn Life, 1984 (19. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1984-10-01 / 4. szám
Third William Penn National Sales Conference Held in Atlantic City Auditing Committee Report The Auditing Committee met at the Home Office on August 19, 1 984 at 3:00 P.M. in order to attend the meeting held by the Mt. St. George Land Company, Home and Cemetery Association, as Branch Representatives. We commenced the semi-annual audit on Monday, August 20, 1 984 with all members present, namely; Emma Beganyi, Chairperson; Louis Fodor, Secretary; Charles Fabian; Michael Hrabar; Michael Kara and Violet Lenart. After greeting the National Officers and Board of Directors, the committee checked premium income, stocks and bonds income, and mortgages were checked. Commissions, dividends, payroll and pension payments were verified against computer print-outs and vouchers. Accident and health claims and payments were checked for validity. Verified stocks and bonds that matured or were called as for deposits of full payment, thereof. Petty cash was counted and found in order. National President John Sabo met with our committee and answered all our questions to everyone's satisfaction. We wish to thank all the employees of the Home Office for their help and cooperation which made our task easier to perform in the new Home Office. The William Penn held its Third National Sales Conference at the beautiful Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey on August 21, 22, 23, 24, 1984. The following members of the sales force and their spouses are to be highly congratulated for their outstanding Sales Achievements: Joe Barreiro, FIC, wife, Alice; Don Debreczini, wife, Cathy; Andy Eperjesi, wife, Magie; Jodene Pascarella; Ron Lowry, wife, Debbie; Bob Raby, wife, Virgie; Sam Sulkosky, wife, Karen; Andy Tatar, wife, Mary Carol; Barry Varon, wife, Anna Lee; Dan Wahl, FIC, wife, Mary Jean; Dawn Ward, husband, Jeff; Jeff Ward, CLU, CFC, wife, Dawn. Also attending the Sales Conference were George Charles, Jr., FIC, Agency Administrator and his wife, Dianne. Qualifiers who did not attend: Brian Aronne; Alex Debreczini, wife, Mary; Andy Uzonyi, wife, Anita. The Awards Luncheon was held Thursday with all of the Qualifiers and Spouses attending along with — Zoltán Emri and wife, Audrey. Zoltán extended "Greetings” from National President, John Sabo, Officers and Members of the Board. Alex Hody and wife, Doris; Bob Segal, FIC, CLU, and wife, Muriel; Roger Buchanan and wife, Marlene. Awards were presented to members of the Sales Force. A /Special Award was given to Dan Wahl, FIC, Agency Manager, Greater Pittsburgh Agency, for being the Outstanding Agency Manager for the National Sales Conference. Also, a Special Award was given to Sam Sulkosky, Sales Representative, Greater Pittsburgh Agency (Wahl Agency), for being the Outstanding Sales Representative for the Sales Conference. The 1985 National Sales Conference will be held at the beautiful Pier 66 Hotel and Marina, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. In order for a Sales Representative to qualify, he or she must have $1,750,000 of production. I feel that the Golden Nugget was an excellent place for our 1 984 National Sales Conference. The food was great and the service was very good. The Conference was highly motivational and generated a lot of enthusiasm. I would like to thank all of the sales people that qualified, for it took a real effort. Through these efforts you have serviced and helped update our members' insurance programs. Again, thank you and congratulations! Looking forward to seeing you in 1985 at the Pier 66 Hotel, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Ron Abels, FIC National Sales Director P.S. For members who have not been contacted by one of our Sales Representatives, please be patient for someone will be calling on you. Welcome them into your home — you will be glad you did. See Pictures on Pages 3 and 4 Fraternally, Emma Beganyi, Chairperson Louis Fodor, Secretary Changing With The Times Watch for our new look! Effective with the January issue, the William Penn Association will introduce to its members an entirely new look in the format of this publication. President John Sabo indicates the frequency of publication will be increased from four to six times annually. This will provide our membership with a better insight on activities and one that will be more current. In announcing this change, President Sabo said the members of the Board of Directors have approved a new tabloid newspaper format. "We’re planning a sparkling appearance, one we feel will make our members want to read it cover to cover." At times the publication will include more than one color of ink and that, too, will further enhance its appearance. We hope these changes will meet with your approval. Once you’ve seen it, we’d appreciate hearing from you. 2
