William Penn Life, 1989 (24. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1989-09-01 / 9. szám
Page 8, William Penn Life, September 1989 Watch your money grow with a William Penn TAX-DEFERRED ANNUITY 9%* Interest compounded now yielding y /U daily • The secure way of saving for your retirement • • Gauranteed life income with a variety of settlement options • • Tax on the interest during accumulation period is deferred • • Favorable tax treatment at retirement • To learn more, call your local William Penn representative ‘Annual Interest. Rate subject to change without notice. Guaranteed interest rate is 4Vi%. (Annuities available ONLY to William Penn Association life-benefit members.) LEFT: The Rev. Louis Illés (left) presents a gift from the WPA’s Erdély Fund to Attila Komlos, representing the Reformed Church of Hungary. RIGHT: Rev. Illés presents a gift to Biship Gyulay of the Roman Catholic Church. Relief agencies welcome WPA funds Continued from Page 1 The William Penn’s gifts will go a long way in helping ensure this effort will continue. The gifts to the two churches represented the major portion of the $20,000 total raised by the W illiam Penn Association Erdély Fund. Of the total raised, $7,719 was contributed by individual members, branches and friends of the Association. The Association itself matched those donations, raising the total to $15,438. The Association’s Board of Directors donated an additional $4,562 to reach the $20,000 mark. Earlier this year, the Association forwarded gifts to two other relief agencies aiding the Hungarian refugees. The Europäischer Hilfsfonds in Vienna received $2,652 and the Hungarian Human Rights Foundation in New York received $1,000. Hungarian Room celebrates 50th year Continued from Page 1 in the development of the room and the committee. Members of the former Verhovay and Rákóczi associations contributed much of the funds used to construct the room and to install the stained glass windows. Over the last 30 years, the William Penn has sponsored numerous cultural events to benefit the scholarship fund. Today, the William Penn plays a leading role in developing the future of both the room and the committee. Five of the six officers on the committee are members of the William Penn. National Director Roger G. Nagy serves as the committee’s chairman and National Treasurer Frances A. Furedy is the committee’s treasurer. Other William Penn members serving as officers on the committee are: Alexander J. Goydan, first vice chairman; Albert D. Furedy, second vice chairman; and Robert A. Kapinus, secretary. The committee’s controller is Klara Varady. Tickets for the Sept. 10 dinnerdance are $15 per person. For reservations call Frances Furedy at the Home Office, (412) 231- 2979. Introducing the smart way to save for your child’s education. E*T*A* Educational Trust Account — A TAX-FREE way to meet the rising costs of higher education — — Your child can earn ud to $1.000 tax-free interest each year — — Deposit up te object to gift taxes — — No penalty f< 12-l ;ld falls below 7% — ^ 1 NV1VÍS3B awl 3N3ü3A3b To learn how a William P £ 6100 fehl OS*20 illiam Penn sales office TODAY! Annual yield based on depos. VO l VliJLUll. 3 Cc < 'T3c rt <uu ert ii 3 in C >—« ,<U
