William Penn Life, 2005 (40. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2005-07-01 / 7. szám
For Starters Secure your future withaWPA tax-deferred annuity. 9-Year 5.25% Surrender Charge Annuity 5-Year 4.75% Surrender Charge Annuity No Surrender A A AO/ Charge Annuity 4iUv/0 For more information about our annuity plans, contact your local WPA representative or our Home Office toll-free at 1-800-848-7366. Nickolas M. Kotik of Branch 8020 McKees Rocks, Pa., (center) is sworn in June 16 as the newest member of the WPA Board of Directors by Chairman of the Board Steve Varga (right). The Board’s vice chairmen, Elmer W. Toth (far left) and E. E. (AI) Vargo, witness the ceremony. WPA Board welcomes new member PITTSBURGH - Nickolas M. Kotik, a member of Branch 8020 McKees Rocks, Pa., was recently sworn in as the newest member of the WPA Board of Directors. Mr. Kotik took the oath of office from Board Chairman Steve Varga during the Board's June meeting. Mr. Kotik, 54, is currently serving his second full term as a member of the Pennyslvania House of Representatives. Prior to his election, he served as assistant to Pa. State Rep. Fred Trello and also as the township manager for the Township of Robinson. Kotik has held elected office as a borough controller and two-term council member and has received many appointments, including president of the McKees Rocks Planning Commission, member of the ‘Experience’ a sell-o PITTSBURGH — Organizers of the WPA's first-ever Hungarian Heritage Experience recently announced that the event is sold out. All 25 openings for the Experience have been reserved, but the Home Office is still accepting names for a "waiting list" should an opening become available. The Experience—a week-long event offering an array of educational and Sto-Rox Bicentennial Committee, and ordinance officer and treasurer for McKees Rocks Borough. Currently, Kotik serves on the Robinson Township Emergency Medical Services Board. He is actively involved in the local community as a member of the McKees Rocks Development Corporation and the McKees Rocks Lions Club. After receiving a bachelor's degree in public administration from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 1972, Mr. Kotik went on to work for Allegheny County as a payroll accountant, municipal representative and property assessor. Mr. Kotik resides in Robinson Township, Pa., with his wife, Shirley, and two stepchildren, Tara and Darrell. t for first year social programs all focusing on the language, culture and history of Hrmgary—will be held at Penn Scenic View in Rockwood, Pa., Aug. 7 to 13. We thank all those who have registered for this event, and we look forward to greeting you in August. For more information, call Endre Csornán, membership activities manager, at 1-800-848-7366, ext. 136. 2 William Penn Life, July 2005
