William Penn Life, 1991 (26. évfolyam, 2-10. szám)

1991-10-01 / 10. szám

Welcome To Our Fraternal Family TONYCOLOSIMO ERIC J. EMERY KATHERINE E. EMERY Branch 18 Detroit, MI Branch 26 Sharon, PA Branch 26 Sharon, PA-............................ „r.itft......................LtnráL.nmWiftm. i*............................ fWI é ; • — I CHRISTOPHER KOTEWICZ STEPHANIE MARTINCSEK ZOLTÁN L. NOE Branch 296 Springdale, PA Branch 34 Pittsburgh, PA Branch 15 Chicago, IL Member participates in FBI ground breaking CLARKSBURG, WV — The Rev. Stephen Sziarto, a William Penn member, participated in the Aug. 23 groundbreaking cere­monies for the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s new Identification Division headquarters to be lo­cated in Clarksburg. Rev. Sziarto, an FBI special agent from 1951 to 1971, deliver­ed the invocation. Albert and Mary Stelkovics to celebrate golden anniversary The Association extends its warmest congratulations to form­er National Secretary Albert J. Stelkovics and his wife Mary who will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Oct. 18. Joining them for the celebra­tion will be their daughter and son-in-law Kathy and Dean Eitel of Chicago; sister Anne Sucheczki and her husband George of Trum­bull, Conn.; sister Margaret Var­ga and her husband Steve of Florida; and brother Dr. Julius Vasas of Florida. We wish Albert and Mary many more happy years together. Among the dignitaries who took part in this event were U.S. Sen. Robert Byrd, West Virginia Gov. Gaston Caperton and FBI Director William S. Sessions. Both Sen. Byrd and Mr. Sessions referred to the beauty of the invocation in their remarks. Rev. Sziarto served in the FBI for 20 years under the director­ship of J. Edgar Hoover. He was stationed in Washington, D.C., where he worked mainly in counterintelligence. He and his wife, Margaret, are both members of Branch 296 Springdale, Pa. They own and operate a tree farm in Slanesville, W.Va. Correction The photograph of the Hungary Tour ’91 participants which ap­peared in our September issue (Page 2) was incorrectly credited to Louis A. Fodor. The photo­graph was provided to us courtesy of Frank Chrinko of Fugazy Inter­national Travel of North Bruns­wick, N.J. NOTICE Effective Oct. 1,1991, the interest rate on Flexible Premium and Single Premium Deferred Annuity Contracts will be 8.0% Official Notice Payment of Premiums This is to advise all members that all checks for life insurance, annuity and A&H premiums are to be made payable to the William Penn Association In addition, all premium payments are to be made directly to the Home Office Please do not send your payments to your agent, branch officer or branch coordinator. By following this procedure, members will be sure to receive the fastest, safest and most accurate processing of their payments. If you have any questions regarding this notice, please call our Home Office toll-free at 1 -800-848-7366. October 1991, William Penn Life, Page 3 Grant buys books for Hungarian students NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — A grant from the William Penn Association is helping some Hun­garian college students learn more about American literature. The grant helped pay for 400 books to be sent to Kossuth University located in Debrecen, Hungary. The book shipment is an inter­national Sister City project be­tween the cities of New Bruns­wick, N.J., and Debrecen. The American Hungarian Founda­tion, which is based in New Brunswick, is shipping the books to the Institute of English and American Studies at the univer­sity. The books, 10 copies each of 40 different titles, will be read and used by students in a course on contemporary American liter­ature. The shipment was the latest in the American Hungarian Foun­dation’s 15-year-old overseas book program. The program has provided numerous books on English and American studies to Hungarian universities. New Brunswick Mayor James M. Cahill joined Foundation President August J. Molnár in the send-off ceremonies for the air shipment. The cities of New Brunswick and Debrecen became the first two cities in the U.S. and Hun­gary to establish a Sister City relationship in May 1990. Fur­ther official visits and negotia­tions between the two cities are in progress. Founded in 1954 the American Hungarian Foundation supports student and scholar exchanges, publications, academic programs and research at American univer­sities and colleges. Since 1959 the Foundation has provided grants which aided in establishing the Hungarian studies program at Rutgers Univeristy. Official Notice Updating Beneficiaries On Insurance Policies Have you checked your insurance policies lately to see if the beneficiaries listed on them are correct? If you have not, we suggest that now is a good time to do so and to change or update your beneficiaries, if necessary. Each policy should list the person who you wish to receive the proceeds of your insurance policy. This person is known as the primary beneficiary. If you wish the proceeds to be divided amongst two or more persons, then you must list each of them as a primary beneficiary and indicate the percentage of the proceeds each is to receive. We suggest you also list a contingent beneficiary for each policy. The contingent beneficiary is the person who will receive the proceeds of your policy should the primary beneficiary (or beneficiaries) be deceased at the time your policy is settled. Again, you may list more than one person as a contingent beneficiary and the percentage each is to receive. If you want to update the beneficiaries on your policies, check with your William Penn agent, branch officer or branch coordinator and complete a Change of Beneficiary form. At the same time, check to see that the names of your beneficiaries are current. Remember, a person may have been married or divorced or, for some other reason, had their name legally changed. We recommend that you do not name any minor children as beneficiaries since the proceeds would have to be put in a trust for them until they reach legal adult age. Any questions you have concerning the naming and status of your beneficiaries can be answered by our qualified representatives. At the same time, let our representative review your current policies to see if you need to update your insurance coverage. As always, we at the Home Office will be glad to answer any questions you have regarding your beneficiaries or policies. You can call us toll-free at 1 -800-848-7366. George S. Charles, Jr. National Secretary Happy Halloween

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