William Penn Life, 2003 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2003-07-01 / 7. szám
60th Annual Bowling Tournament Bowlers win extra cash with a ‘lucky PITTSBURGH - Once again, you didn't have to win the team, doubles or singles events to win a big cash prize at the WPA bowling tournament. All you had to do was be lucky enough to have your name drawn in our "Lucky Strike" contest, then roll a strike on your first ball after your name is called. Simple and easy, right? Well, maybe not so easy. First of all, as was already mentioned elsewhere, the lanes were pretty tough on Saturday, when the Lucky Strike contest was held. Secondly, it's even harder to roll a strike when upwards of 100 people are looking over your shoulder. Despite those long odds, three bowlers did roll strikes at the right time and walked away with some extra cash. Robert Taylor (far right photo) won $200 and Michael Oberg (center photo) took home $100 on the men's side. Several women had a chance, but only Eileen Gonzales managed to roll a strike when it really counted. She collected $300 for her lucky strike. In the photo on the left, Eileen receives her prize from Tournament Co-administrators Frank J. Radvany and Michael R. Kara. New Jersey Senior Citizens - Third Party Notice A third party may be designated to receive a copy of any cancellation, non renewal or conditional renewal and lapse notice from the William Penn Association by a person who: • is located in or is a resident of the State of New Jersey; • is insured by a Life, Annuity or health insurance certificate, contract or policy that the William Penn Association has issued; and • is age 62 or older. A third party may be designated by: completion of the information requested in the Third Party Designation below; and, return of the Third Party Designation Form to the William Penn Association by certified mail, return receipt requested. The designation will be effective upon our receipt of the information. Designation of a third party does not constitute the acceptance of any liability for the services provided to the person by the third party or by the William Penn Association. The third party designation may be terminated by: the third party by written notice to both the person and to the William Penn Association; or, the person by written notice to the William Penn Association. Third Party Designation Certificate/ Contract/ Policy Number:__________________________ Third Party Notice, Designee:____ Date: (Print Name) Address:__ I accept designation as a third party. Signature:________ Signature, Insured/Owner:_ William Pen Life, July 2003 15
