William Penn Life, 1989 (24. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1989-12-01 / 12. szám
Page 8, William Penn Life, December 1989 NFCA installs officers, directors At its latest annual meeting in Scottsdale, Ariz-, the National Fraternal Congress of America elected several new members to its Board of Directors. Among those chosen was E. E. Vargo, national secretary of the William Penn Association. Pictured above are the NFCA’s officers and directors for 1990. (From left) FRONT: NFCA Executive Vice President Robert E. Miller; Immediate Past President Edward A. Lindell, Lutheran Brotherhood; President John G. Bookout, Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society; Vice President W. Patrick Donlin, Knights of Columbus; Director Velma Jeter, Grand Court Order of Calanthe; Secretary-Treasurer Jönni Dempsey. BACK: Director Jacqueline J. Sobania, Loyal Christian Benefit Association; Director William E. Swirsding, Artisans Order of Mutual Protection; Director John L. Dutton, AAL; Director J. Michael Belt, Catholic Life Insurance Union; Director Hornsby Mims, Equitable Reserve Association; Director Johann G. Struff, Greater Beneficial Union of America; Director E. E. Vargo, William Penn Association; and Director Helen Wojcik, Polish Women’s Alliance of America. Credit union can serve all ages Any age is a good age for saving money and benefiting from the services provided by the William Penn Association Federal Credit Union. Small children and teens can learn to manage their money by stashing a portion of their allowances or the income from a parttime job in their own credit union share account. Learning how to save for a special purchase can become a lifelong habit. Young adults members, facing life on their own for the first time, encounter expenses from weddings, renting an apartment, hooking up utilities and furnishing their first home. Our credit union is the ideal place for taking out a much-needed loan. As credit union members mature, growing families, the need for a second cat and new furnaces can all be taken in stride. They will have built a solid financial base through regular savings and timely repayment of loans. As they retire, our credit union members can use credit union services to manage their money and plan their estates. Whatever stage of life you’re in, our credit union can help you reach your goals. To find out how, call uc at (412) 231 2979. Ohio to host tourneys next year PITTSBURGH - The Board of Directors has approved the dates and locations for next year’s national bowling and golf tournaments, the Home Office recently announced. The 47th Annual National Bowling Tournament will be held over the Memorial Day weekend in Dayton, Ohio, at the Beaver- Vu Bowl. Team competition will be held Saturday, May 26, with the singles and doubles events to be held Sunday, May 27. The Seventh Annual National Golf Tournament has been set for Saturday, July 7, in Columbus, Ohio. Golfers will challenge the course at the Steeplechase Country Club in Groveport. Additional details about both tournaments will announced in the near future. Welcome To Our Fraternal Family STEPHANIE N. COX Br. 226 McKeesport, PA AMANDA DOBOS JEFFREY G. NASWADI Br. 28 Youngstown, OH Br. 44 Akron, OH Resident of Home marks 99th birthday WELLSBURG, WV — Bessie Bailey, the oldest resident of the William Penn Home, celebrated her 99th birthday on Nov. 3. Joining Mrs. Bailey in commemorating her special day were family members and many residents and staff members of the Home. Among the many birthday greetings she received was a card from President and Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Bailey was born and raised in Pace, W.Va. She later married and became a housewife and the mother of 10 children. Her family continues to visit her frequently at the Home. Although nearly a century old, Mrs. Bailey is in remarkably good condition, according to Home Administrator Paul T. Kovács. She keeps herself active by participating in all of the Home’s programs and social events. Not only is Mrs. Bailey the oldest person currently residing at the Home, but also may be the oldest resident in the facility’s history, Mr. Kovács said. Many of the Home’s current BESSIE BAILEY residents are in their late 80’s and 90’s, a fact Mr. Kovács attributes in part to the excellent quality of care the residents receive. He also said plans are being made for a big celebration to mark Mrs. Bailey’s 100th birthday next year. Timely Tax Tip In order for parents to get exemption reductions on their 1989 tax returns, each child age 2 or older must have a Social Security number. If your child does not have an SS number, you should obtain an SS-5 application form by calling the Social Security Administration number listed in your phone book. The form must be accompanied by an original or certified copy of your child’s birth certificate plus a recent medical or school record to show that your child is not deceased. It takes about two weeks for a number to be issued after you apply. Correction Tracey Urda, one of the scholarship recipients featured in our November 1989 issue, is a member of Branch 71 Duquesne, Pa. She was incorrectly identified as being a member of a different branch. COOK BOOK HUNGARIAN SPECIALTIES and OTHER FAVORITES Net proceeds to benefit the William Penn Association Scholarship Foundation DONATION: $5.00/copy Send check or money order to: WILLIAM PENN SCHOLARSHIP FUND P.O. Box 438 Now Brunswick, NJ 08903 <U 3 Cc < Ccd uu Ccd I* 3(A c ►—« cd Cu V*-> cd i* Uh es A 2?rn kjJ acr UJi X»»-* Cnt Z-< m > on~í U j 3Co \jy WJO n o ol-l x> <aC o •n X? o rn »-» z Z43 c.o o m00 sű oH* Sic® ~ O Ol < sC l t-0=2 r-' W £? S; P | Í E~ O O) 03 co £ Z O 3 ~ O
