William Penn Life, 2010 (45. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2010-09-01 / 9. szám
For Starters ge* ff-m atr. iU P^io/ IN CASE YOU didn’t know, we’ll be hosting our I Oth Annual WPA Picnic-A Great Fraternal Fest on Saturday, Sept. 11, from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. at Scenic View in Rockwood, Pa. For more information, see the ad on the inside of the front cover.To get to our Picnic, follow the directions and map below. From the West 1. Take the PA Turnpike to Exit 91 (Donegal). After paying toll, turn left at stop sign onto Rt. 3 I East. 2. Continue on Rt. 3 I East for 12.4 miles through town of Bakersville. 3. About 0.4 miles past CoGo’s Store, turn right onto Trent Road. 4. Proceed on Trent Road for about 3.0 miles until road dead ends at stop sign. 5. Turn left onto Copper Kettle Road and go 0.2 miles. 6. Turn right onto Ream Road and go 0.5 miles. 7. Turn right onto Lyons Road and go 0.6 miles to Scenic View gate on right. From the East Take PA Turnpike to Exit 110 (Somerset). Turn right onto Rt. 3 I West. Go approximately 5.0 miles and turn left onto Trent Road at Pioneer Park sign. Continue with #4 above. ROCKWOOD PENNSYLVANIA WEST VIRGINIA , MARYLAND Home Office Happenings THIS SUMMER has been a time of recognition and achievement at our Home Office. While several employees were recognized for their long and dedicated service to WPA, another employee completed a long and dedicated effort to advance her knoweldge of fraternal life insurance. TOP: David Chakey (L), MIS Department Manager, receives a special award recognizing his 36 years of service to WPA from National President George S. Charles Jr. President Charles received a similar award for his 36 years of service. BOTTOM RIGHT: A third employee, Joan Rectenwald, Network Administrator, received an award honoring her 36 years of service:. BOTTOM LEFT: Also this summer, Cassie Holmes, Life Underwriter, earned the Fraternal Insurance Counsellor designation after many years of hard work and study. Congratulations, one and all! Your loyalty, knowledge and experience strengthen our Association and help WPA provide the highest quality service to our members. Members respond with donations to plea for Hungarian flood relief PITTSBURGH -- In yet another heartwarming exhibition of the true Fraternal spirit, WPA members have begun contributing to our effort to aid the victims of the floods which devastated large portions of Hungary in May and June of this year. In our August issue, we announced WPA has established a special matching fund for the relief effort, with WPA matching all moneys contributed by our members, dollar for dollar, up to $5,000. All funds raised through this appeal will be hand-delivered by WPA representatives to officials in Hungary working in the hardest hit areas. The Association is in contact with the Hungarian government to make sure your donations go to the people experiencing the greatest need. That need is great, widespread and immediate. A state of emergency was declared in eight of Hungary's 19 counties as residents in some 265 towns were affected. Farmers suffered the worst of the deluge. Officials estimated about five million acres of farmland were destroyed, causing an estimated $400 million damage to the farming sector. If you would like to aid those affected by this tragedy, please make your tax-deductible donation payable to "William Penn Association Foundation" and send it to: Hungary Flood Relief, William Penn Association Foundation, 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233. □ 2 0 September 2010 0 William Penn Life
