William Penn, 1965 (48. évfolyam, 1-24. szám)
1965-12-15 / 24. szám
VOL. XLVIII. l/uvuitjlBLiv i«7,—id6i). 51 NUMBER 24. FAREWELL............HAIL This is the final issue of our official organ in its newspaper form and as a monthly publication. Hereafter, the WILLIAM PENN will appear in magazine format and will be published quarterly, that is, in February, May, August and November, and the publication dates will be the middle of the month. Although the WILLIAM PENN will continue to be published in both languages, English and Hungarian, and bear the same publication date, English language subscribers will receive English copies only while Hungarian language subscribers will receive combined English-Hungai’ian copies. The fraternal aspect of the new WILLIAM PENN will not be affected by its changed physical form. Branch and Association events, official information and notices, news, pictures, individual and collective items of interest, etc. will continue as heretofore. Content improvements, to match the new look, will be welcomed. The membership has for many years been enjoying and utilizing our official publication without subscription charge. Ever rising costs have made publication of the WILLIAM PENN a serious financial strain on the Association. Several attempts were made in the past to meet this threat by limiting the number of pages and widening the publication dates. Nw the nr.' magazine f J TAM PENNr consolidated and with fewer publication dajes, is the answer to our search for an economic solution. THE CHRISTMAS AHEAD Christmas is only days away. This year it falls on Saturday and those who are lucky enough to have Christmas Eve as a holiday — that will make for a nice week end for millions. As for your annual shopping — and all of us have some of this to do — the time left is short. We should like once again to express our sentiment about the over-commercialization of Christmas. In selecting presents, do not attempt to outspend friends or relatives and do not worry about the cost of your gift. Best of all, if you can make something that will be suitable as a gift, or several, for others, this is perhaps the best way to achieve the real Christmas spirit. Adults should remember that Christmas is a time for children — as far as the mystic and the wonder and the magic of the day is concerned. It is a day of spiritual reflection and observance for adults, and it need not be glittery or luxurious. Enjoy Christmas in 1965. William Penn Fraternal Association 80TH ANNIVERSARY MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN COMMENCES JANUARY 1, 1966 Eighty Lucky Members will Receive Free Trip to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to the 80th Anniversary Celebration and XXIII National Bowling Tournament Every member applying for and receiving a new policy during the period of January 1 — May 10, 1966 will be eligible to be selected for a free trip to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Memorial Day Week-end to be the honored guest of the William Penn Fraternal Association at the 80th Anniversary Celebration and the XXIII National Bowling Tournament. Each person will represent one year of our 80 years of existence and will share the limelight with all of the members attending the gala 80th Anniversary Dinner and Dance to be held May 28 — Saturday at 6:00 P.M. — in the Grand Ballroom of the elegant and modern Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel. Everyone may become eligible with the exception of any field representative whose production results may otherwise provide him an opportunity to attend the 80th Anniversary Celebration. This membership campaign is such that everyone who wants to participate and is willing to make his or her contribution of effort may share in the benefits. This includes all bowlers and all other members*! including field,Representatives full-time or part-time, Home Office ana "district Office jSÜfeonnel, as well as the members of the Board of Directors, Auditing Committee, Disciplinary Committee, Appeals Committee and the National Officers. All members and bowlers as well as others previously mentioned, may work directly with their field representatives, furnishing the names and addresses of good prospects for membership. See or telephone your full-time or part-time field representative at once so that he may go to work on your prospects. Your cooperation will be appreciated and you will be helping your Association continue to grow! Elsewhere in this paper you will find the Rules and Regulations of this “Big 80” 80th Anniversary Membership Campaign. XXIII NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT The November 17, 1965 issue of our William Penn Official Publication made reference to the fact that there would be some changes in the rules and regulations as well as in the operation, of the bowling tournament. Due to the fact that this is the last! issue of this monthly publication, and the fact that the new magazine-type publication will make its first appearance only in February, 1966, the Tournament Administrator thought it best (Continued On Page 2) SEASON’S GREETINGS fora MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR To All the Members and the Many Friends of the WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION From the NATIONAL OFFICERS, the BOARD OF DIRECTORS, the AUDITING COMMITTEE, i the GENERAL COUNSEL, the MEDICAL DIRECTOR, the FIELD FORCE, i and the HOME OFFICE EMPLOYEES » & & 9 I & i % & &
