William Penn Life, 1984 (19. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1984-10-01 / 4. szám
(Continued from Page 13) 8261 Dobson, Patricia P. 5.00 8285 Defranco, Carl C. 10.00 8286 Dalton, John H. 1.00 8324 Walker, Lillian L. 2.00 8329 Crocco, Rose R. 1.00 8329 Vasilakos, Anthony G. 5.00 8329 Vasllakos, Marianne 5.00 8329 Ploski, Kevin A. 1.00 8332 Guasp. Marie A. 5.00 8340 Jahnigen, Edward H. 10.00 8353 Germani, Rene F. 5.00 8353 Gutierrez, Enrique 3.00 8354 Siker, Andrea 5.00 8354 Vasllakos, Anthony A. 5.00 8744 Flynn, Helen M. 5.00 8747 McCoy, Mary E. 5.00 8748 Klonowski, Mary A. 1.00 8750 Roszkowski, Milton 2.00 8750 Morante, Cindy R. 5.00 8750 Taylor, Margaret A. 5.00 8750 Merritt, Margaret M. 1.00 8750 O’Connor, Mary A 10.00 8750 Macchia, Nicholas 10.00 8750 Nichols, Edith M. 1.00 8750 Pino, Luis C. 10.00 8750 O’Donnell, Ella C. 2.00 8750 Milsovic, John J. 5.00 8750 Penyack, Irene C. 2.00 8750 Predale, Dominick P. 2.00 8750 Coliinger, Shirley A. 5.00 8750 Miller, Frank 1.00 8750 Fiordlmondo, Gaetano 5.00 8750 Badzik, Charles 5.00 8750 Campfield, John J. 20.00 8750 Klral, Anna 1.00 8750 Pulice, Anthony 3.00 8750 Pulice, Bonaventu 0. 3.00 TOTAL$587.46 IN MEMORY OF July, August, September 1984 MRS. ELIZABETH MOLNÁR Branch 150, Masontown, Pa. $ 15.00 MRS. MARY TUSAI Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Stelkovics 25.00 JULIA OROSZ Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kohut 25.00 MR. JOHN B0KER Branch 141, Ellwood City, Pa. 500.00 MARY LUNG Branch 22, Roebling, New Jersey 5.00 MARY EST0K Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hrabar 20.00 MARY DWYER Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hrabar 20.00 MISCELLANEOUS INCOME July, August, September1984 June Premium Contributions $ 672.26 July Premium Contributions 1,069.02 August Premium Contributions 662.36 BOND INTEREST Texas Federal Savings and Loan Association 2,200.00 Homestead Savings & Loan Association 306.25 Ford Motor Credit Corporation 275.63 Public Service Electric Gas Company 793.80 The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.493.75 Tenneco, Inc.685 00 COOKBOOKS6.00 DONATIONS July, August, September1984 Mr. Louis Kubus $ 5.00 Mr. Charles S. Fabian 125.00 Mr. Michael Demeter 15.00 YOUTH COLUMN By Barbara Botkin "A Birthday Present For Les” As Printed By: Sara Botkin (age 7) Once there was a little boy named Les. He was four years old and he had a lot of friends. The names of his friends were Sara, Kerry, Shellie and Scott. Soon Lester’s birthday came, but his friends did not know what to get him. So they went to a store and asked the storekeeper. The storekeeper said that a little boy like Lester would like a toy plane. So they looked in a big toy store but they did not find a toy plane. They went to another store but they still did not find a toy plane. They looked in a big mall. They looked in big stores. They looked in little stores. But they did not find a toy plane. They went out of the mall. When they left the mall, they saw a big boy with a plane. They asked the boy where he got it. The boy said he got it four blocks down the street. So the friends had to walk four blocks down the street. Then they saw a store not too big and not too small. It was just right. They went into the nice store. They did not find the same plane the big boy had but it was a plane all right! They took it home. Today was Lester’s birthday party. All his friends came. Lester was opening his presents. “Rip, rip, rip,” they heard. Lester saw the plane but he did not like it. He said he wanted a helicopter. All his friends said, “Oh no.” And Lester said, “Oh yes.” They left the party. They saw a man cutting down trees. They ran over to him and asked him if he would give them some of his wood. The man said, “Yes, but what do you need it for?” “We need it to make a helicopter.” “Oh no,” laughed the man. “That will take too long, let me make one for you.” Lester’s friends stood and watched. It was all done now. They ran home and gave it to Lester. He said he wanted a lot of stuff. Oh, no. Oh, yes!! There is only one most beautiful baby in the world. Every mother has it. Introducing Greater Pittsburgh Area General Agent JOSEPH F. BARREIRO Joseph F. Barreiro started in the insurance business in 1 962 with the National Life and Accident Insurance Company as a debit agent. He was promoted into management in 1 964 and in that time led his office in production in 1963-64. As a Staff Manager, he led his region in 1965, 1966, 1967 and 1968. Then he was promoted to Regional Trainer in 1 969. He was the leading agent for the entire company in 1970. He qualified for the Top Hat Club and was a trip winner seven years in a row. Joe was the Agency Organizer for General American Life and Regional Sales Manager for Columbus Insurance Company in 1978 until joining the William Penn Association in December of 1981. Since that time, Joe has qualified for all three WPA sales conventions and wrote the following business: 193 Sales in 1982, $2,880,010 Volume Production; 150 Sales in 1 983, $ 1,654,866 Volume Production; 87 Sales to date, $845,940 Volume Production. Joe is a graduate of L.U.T.C. I, II and III. He has received Persistency and Sales Achievement awards in 1972, 1973 and 1 980. He attained his FIC designation in 1983 and wrote over a million each year to qualify for their club. Joe, who has recently been promoted to a General Agent with the Greater Pittsburgh Agency, resides in Penn Hills with his wife, Alice. Joe also has three children who also reside in the Penn Hills area. 14
