William Penn Life, 1987 (22. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1987-12-01 / 12. szám
Page 16, William Penn Life, December 1987 WPA 100th Anniversary Commemorative Coin (FRONT) ACTUAL SIZE 1 Vi" dia. (BACK) 10-GAUGE ANTIQUE BRONZE FINISH To order this lasting reminder of our first century of service, send $3.50 for each coin to: COMMEMORATIVE COIN William Penn Association 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Bits & Briefs Home honors two employees WELLSBURG, WV -The William Penn Home for the Elderly honored two of its loyal 10-year employees Nov. 4 by presenting them with special awards for their long and dedicated service. Receiving the awards were Winifred Miller of the Housekeeping Department and Lillian Eppinger of the Dietary Department. The awards were presented by Housekeeping Supervisor Vivian Wheeler and Dietary Supervisor J. J. Jones. Home Administrator Paul T. Kovács and the entire staff at the Home congratulate these two fine employees. Shively joins WPA sales force PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh East Sales Agency recently announced that Lee Ann Shively has joined the agency as a new career agent. Ms. Shively joined the agency on Nov. 23 and will work under Agency Manager Dominic La Verde. We welcome Lee Ann to our William Penn Sales Force and Next summer, your children can learn about their heritage and tour Hungary... ... at our expense. We are looking for children between the ages of 8 and 14 who are interested in learning the Hungarian language and culture while experiencing the sites and sounds of the “Land of the Magyars.” The William Penn wants to give your children that opportunity next summer by sponsoring them at a special four-week Hungarian camp at beautiful Lake Balaton, followed by a five-day tour of Hungary. We’ll pay for all rooms, meals, ground transportation and fees for the camp and the tour. You’ll pay for your child’s transportation to and from Hungary. Chaperons will be provided. Acceptance will be based on your child’s academic record and a short essay. If your child is a member and you’re interested in this program, then send your child’s name and age, with your name, address and phone number to: Stephen G. Danko, National President, William Penn Association, 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233. wish her the best of luck in her sales efforts. NFCA holds writing contest CHICAGO — Bruce Skrabanek of Snook, Texas, was recently named the winner of the U.S. Constitution Bicentennial Writing Contest sponsored by the National Fraternal Congress of America (NFCA). Mr. Skrabanek received a $ 1,000 prize for winning the contest plus a trip to the NFCA’s 101st Annual Meeting in Chicago Oct. 1 to 4. In his essay, Mr. Skrabanek described the political system created by the U.S. Constitution as "one of reason, reflection, and expression of deliberate choice. "Housewives, farmers, actors, cab drivers, doctors, nurses, ministers and teachers, together with highly educationed lawyers, all constitute the opinion we as United States citizens respect. The opinion is not of one or of a few — but the sagacity of many. ’ ’ Correction In the minutes of the Board of Directors meeting of June 5,1987, under the heading "American Hungarian Federation/Mortgage” (November issue), the name of the organization receiving assistance should have properly read The American Hungarian Foundation (not Federation).
