William Penn Life, 1984 (19. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1984-04-01 / 2. szám
Homestead, Pa. Agency District News Production for the first quarter of 1984 resulted in 292 sales, $507,246 premium and $3,378,359 in volume. These figures lead the nation as top agency to date. Top agent for the months of February and March is Andrew S. Uzonyi with $188,682 volume production in February and $286,715 volume production in March. Andy also leads the agency for the first quarter in obtaining new members for the William Penn Association with 21. The agency as a whole has a total of 1 1 0 new members as of the end of March. Jodene Pascarella, an agent with the Homestead Agency, has recently graduated Part I of the Fraternal Insurance Counsellor's course. She hopes to complete all 3 parts and obtain her FIC designation within the next 4 months. Samuel Sulkosky of the Homestead Agency and Branch Manager of Branch 31, Barnesboro, Pa., was married on April 7th to Karen Jane Smith. Sam and his new bride are residing in Indiana, Pennsylvania. A six-week production contest was held at the Homestead Agency to qualify for an "Escape Weekend" at the Greentree Marriott Inn. Those agents who were eligible for the pleasure weekend were Andrew S. Uzonyi and Alex Debreczeni. Along with Andy Uzonyi and Don Debreczeni, Alex's son who represented Alex, others in attendance were Dan Wahl, Agency Manager; Ron Abels, National Sales Director; Pete Charles, Agency Administrator; Amy Coden, Assistant to the National Sales Director and all of their spouses. A fun time was had by all; a deserving reward for a job well done. Snacks For Sleep The right bedtime snacks can he good for kids (and adults), actually helping them to get a good night’s sleep, says Self magazine. And the right snacks are carbohydrates, which raise the level of serotonin, the body’s natural sleep inducer. So, if you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, try a carbohydrate-rich, nighttime snack at least an hour before bedtime to let the carbohydrates start working. Good choices: graham crackers, granola bars or fruit juice. 24 Annual Carnival . . . The Knights of St. George Home will sponsor the Annual Carnival for our Home for the Aging on Sunday, July 22, 1 984. Executive Vice President, John F. Kenawell and Carnival Chairman, Joseph Schmidt, cordially invite all William Penn Association members, their families, and their friends to attend the carnival at the Knights of St. George Home, Mt. St. George, Wellsburg, West Virginia. Aiding Chairman Schmidt is Planner, Peter Kuhn; Coordinator, Toni Filberto, and Carnival Treasurer, Fred Maitz. Other members of the committee are: AI Antinone, William Arbanas, Norb Clair, AI Difalco, Bill Donner, Leroy Douglas, James Green, Tom Indovina, Bill Leininger, Michael O'Brien, and Jean Vidnovic. All proceeds from the carnival will be donated to our Home for the Aging. A Field Mass will be celebrated at 1 1:00 A.M., by Father Frederick Becker, O.F.M., Cap., Resident Chaplain at our Home. This year's festivities will offer a varied selection of amusements. Stands will offer games, wheels of chance and souvenir articles. The pool facilities at Camp Rolling Hills, a hay ride and pony rides will be available to everyone. For those who enjoy calmer activities we have everyone's favorite, "Bingo". Or you can just relax and enjoy live music. For those who will be visiting us for the first time, you won't want to miss our guided tours of the Home and mansion rooms. Barbecued chicken, hot dogs, cakes, candy and beverages are among the refreshments. There is even the promise of some ethnic food this year. There is plenty of parking, including a special area for buses. Members should check with their branches to see if they are sponsoring a bus, and to obtain the departure time and place. Those in attendance will be greeted by National Officers as well as Home Administrator, Nartz Gajewski and Maintenance Superintendent, Peter Zapalo. CHILDREN'S CORNER By: Barbara Botkin Chess Tourney Winner ERIC ROTZ Thirteen year old Eric Rotz of Library, PA recently took second place in the 1 1th Annual South Park Public Library Chess Tournament. Eric was entered in the Grades 6-8 division in a field of 1 5 entrants. The Tournament, which was held on Saturday, February 1 1, 1984, marked Eric's third year in the competition. Eric began playing chess with his Dad at the age of eight. He enjoys competition with his friends as well as his Dad, but says he "doesn't really play much until it's time to start cramming for the tournament." Eric is in the seventh grade at South Park Middle School, where he is an honor roll student. His other hobbies include reading, playing soccer, and baseball card collecting. He thinks he might like to be a pilot when he is older. Eric is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rotz of Piney Ridge Drive, Library, Pennsylvania. He has a younger brother, Christopher, age 8, who also entered the chess tournament for the first time, in the Grades 2-5 division. He didn't place in the events but intends to keep playing and practicing for next year's competition. Congratulations to Eric on his second place trophy and best wishes to both Eric and Christopher in all their future tournaments!
