William Penn Life, 1986 (21. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)

1986-03-01 / 2. szám

0015 CHICAGO, IL Metz, Joseph 0028 Deaths Continued from page 16 column 1 0016 PERTH AMBOY, NJ Barsi, Sophie Farkas, Julianna Koper, Elizabeth Remias, Mary Snekszer, Louis J. 0018 DETROIT, Ml Dragus, Rose Kozminski, Joseph Molnár, Julia Nagy, Angela Nagy, Frank Uhouse, Stephen 0019 NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ Borbély, Anna M. Kormondi, Julia 0022 ROEBLING, NJ Kobol, Margaret 0023 POCAHONTAS, VA Hajnos, John 0024 CHICAGO, IL Újházi, Elizabeth 0027 TOLEDO, OH Bauer, Louis J. YOUNGSTOWN, OH Goncy, Mary Palagyi, Rose Suhy, Ethel 0031 BARNESBORO, PA Toth, Louis J. 0034 PITTSBURGH, PA Podvasnik, Mary Sándor, Helen 0035 MASSENA, NY Sipos, John 0037 HUDSON, NY Sinai, Margaret 0044 AKRON, OH Heaton, John Anthony 0045 CLEVELAND, OH Daniel, Margaret 0048 NEW YORK, NY Bodnar, Stephen Chamos, John Engel, Josephine Toth, Joseph 0052 WINDBER, PA Pavlosky, Josephine A. 0070 NEWARK, NJ Menyhárt, Irene 0076 PHILADELPHIA, PA Fitzpatrick, Diana 0088 YATESBORO, PA Coccia, Antonio Poper, Julia 0089 HOMESTEAD, PA Casey, Catherine R. Chontos, Andrew Farley, Regis H. 0090 ALLENTOWN, PA Haydu, Frank S. 0098 BETHLEHEM, PA Pellek, Isadore W. 0132 SOUTH BEND, IN Novotni, Juliana Schomogyi, Theresa 0159 PHOENIXVILLE, PA Kovács, Albert 0187 GRANITE CITY, IL Nagy, Anna 0189 ALLIANCE, OH Molnár, Mary K. 0214 FLINT, Ml Glann, Albert R. 0216 NORTHAMPTON, PA Szilagyi, Louis 0218 LUCERNE MINES, PA Poper, Julia 0249 DAYTON, OH Meyer, Mary V. 0275 MILWAUKEE, Wl Angyan, James S. Szabó, Anna 0296 SPRINGDALE, PA Lydick, Mildred A. Mateya, Amil J. 0349 WEIRTON, WV Cuffaro, Pete 0500 DETROIT, Ml Chiola, Loretta 0525 LOS ANGELES, CA Kelemen, Julia 0590 CAPE CORAL, FL Imgrund, Philip J. 0648 NEW YORK, NY Cadiz, Juan 0649 VALLEY STREAM, NY Wicks, Eugene Edward 0705 MAYVILLE, Wl Swinson, Maurice A. 0720 BOSTON, MA Clermont, Paul A. Connors, Rose M. Cullen, William H. Egan, Arthur P. Ruyffelaert, Rose O. Smith, Arthur J. Smyth, Everett G. 8021 Oestreich, Henry Rust, Aloysius 8037 Mutscheller, Edna E. 8075 Gallagher, Daniel E. Klein, Joseph J. 8114 Miller, Charles H. 8175 Belz Jr., Frank C. 8275 Wenner, Carl J. 8309 Camilletli, Mathew A. Lamone, Dominic 8328 Cavaliere, Peter J. 8350 Bodisch, John J. Klucharich, Edward 8375 Gajewski, Natalie Branch 590, Cape Coral, Fla. By Irene E. Sabo February 23, 1986, was the first regular meeting in the new year, held in the home of manager Anthony G. Noel, re­siding at: 1323 S.E. 35th Street, Cape Coral, Fla. 33904. President, Rev. Arpad George, opened the meeting at 4:00 P.M., greeting everyone present. Visitors from Youngstown, Ohio, Michael and Joan Tomcsak, were warmly welcomed by the President and Officers of Branch 590. The Tomcsaks will be makjng Port Charlotte, Fla., their permanent resi­dence. During our business meeting it was voted on to have our May 25th meeting combined with a picnic, since it would coincide with Memorial Day weekend. All present were in favor of having it on that date, Sunday, to be held at the home of Tony Noel. All William Penn members are invited, but you must let Mr. Noel know how many wish to attend. Write or call (813) 542-7049 to provide ample food and refreshments. Time: 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. Our last attendance to the Naples Dinner Theatre was such a success that a motion was passed to repeat this delightful experience once again soon. Arrangements are in the making and mem­bership will be notified about date and cost. Our District Manager, An­thony G. Noel, and his lovely wife, Elizabeth, have recently returned from their month-long vacation to Sydney and Mel­bourne, Australia. They gave us a vivid and picturesque explanation of this once-in-a-lifetime journey to the other side of our World, Australia, where Elizabeth Noel’s brother and family live. It was summertime in De­cember, January and school children were on vacation. The climate is hot and dry, but the nights are cool and comfortable. Their parks are beautifully maintained. Rose­bushes and trees blooming everywhere in gardens and public parks. They mentioned that Hun­garian, German, Chinese and Vietnamese immigrants are predominant nationalities in Australia. They enjoyed watch­ing the native kangaroos hop­ping about in the wilderness. Tony and Elizabeth found the trip to and from Australia a long and tiresome journey and took a long time to overcome their jet lag. “There is no place like home,” echoed the couple. A reminder: For servicing your Insurance needs, contact branch manager Anthony G. Noel, 1323 S.E. 35th St., Cape Coral, Fla. 33904. Telephone: (813) 542-7049. Special Recognition There should be a special thanks extended to our office staff who have tirelessly with devotion spent their evenings at home preparing for the Founders Day Reception. They prepared plenty of de­licious cakes and pastries, weeks ahead of the event. Thank you very much Bori Kerékgyártó and Helen Wer­­ling. Life Insurance Career Agent We have an excellent opportunity for an experienced life agent. We are an innovative, aggressive, medium-sized company — best rated. Outstanding skills in sales and a successful sales record are a must. Compensation package includes: High Commission, Group Life, Disability, Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Pension Benefits. Leads supplied — Superior Products. For further information call or write: Ron Abels,FICF, National Sales Director William Penn Association 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 (412) 231-2979 17

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