William Penn Life, 1970 (5. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1970-08-01 / 3. szám

Minutes of the Board ofDirectors Quarterly Meeting

Alliance, Ohio. Special thanks to Mr. John Szász and Mr. John Bandi for their long and faithful service to their

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Branches. Both of these men are over 80 years YOUNG and still very active. If any member of these two former branches have any insurance problems, write to Branch Manager and Special Agent, Michael Duruttya, 1708 South Morgan Avenue, Alliance, Ohio 44601. You will be given prompt attention.

Congratulations to newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. William McCrea, Mr. and Mrs. John Sineri and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bugara and also welcome as new members of William Penn Fraternal Association, Br. 189. Miss Barbara Korosy, member of Br. 189, was chosen as one of five Buckeye Girls State Delegates, who represented our city at Capital University in Columbus. Buckeye Girls State is an Americanism project sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary for the purpose of instructing young women as to the functioning of American government on the municipal, county and state levels. To qualify

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Pittsburgh. Pa., June 8-10, 1970

1. The Board of Directors Meeting was opened at 10 a.m. by National President Elmer Charles. He welcomed the Board Members and National Officers. He was pleased to see everyone present and all members of the official family in good health. There is much serious work ahead for the Association, and through understanding and cooperation we should be

as a representative a girl must be a junior in high school, not over 18, an outstanding representative of her class, a good student, and of high moral character. Congratulations Barbara! Miss Korosy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Korosy. Mr. Korosy is secretary for Br. 189, and formerly National Director.

Bon Voyage!! To Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thomas on their trip to Europe. We sincerely wish all of you who are planning a vacation to have a happy and wonderful vacation. Those of us who have had Qur vacation, will relive the memories of an exciting, pleasant, and restful vacation.

Marie Duruttya, Reporter

129 Columbus, Ohio

This is to remind our Columbus area members that the District Office located at 1501 South Parsons Avenue is open to serve the William Penn members’ insurance needs. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. Telephone number is 443-7797. Mrs. Mary Chester is available at all times for all assistance in connection with your William Penn Insurance, Mr. Stanley Chester is available to counsel you on your life insurance planning, he is our authorized representative in the Columbus area.

If you need assistance in William Penn matters after office hours you may call 237-8298.

The Home Office

383 Buffalo, N. Y.

The Home Office has appointed Joseph Molnár to be Branch Manager of our Buffalo, New York, Branch 383 effective August 1, 1970. At the same time it has been decided to relocate the Buffalo District Office to its former address at 200 Ontario Street, Buffalo, New York. Mr. Molnár is available to assist all Branch 383 members, including members who formerly belonged to Branch 290, Depew, N. Y. and now merged into Branch 383. The District Office is available for all servicing of William Penn insurance matters except payment of dues, members are requested to continue to mail payments directly to Pittsburgh as District Offices cannot accept payments.

able to accomplish our goals. Taking a quote, “to make things better you don’t have to wreck it.” President Charles stated this theme could apply to our Association as well, and we should be ever aware of those who may be trying to wreck the Association. To make a better organization requires unity and he hoped and prayed that unity will always start here with the Board Members and work its way through the ranks.

National President, Elmer Charles, reported the deaths of the following members:

Illustrious Member, Michael Rójak, Br. 001, Bridgeport, Conn.;

Mr. Frank Kertesz, father of Auditing Committee member Albert G. Kertesz;

Fred Mazur, father of Director Balia’s son-in-law;

Charles Kish, brother of Mrs. Elmer Charles, wife of National President, Elmer Charles.

The following members who made the supreme sacrifice as a result of the Viet Namese Conflict: Michael J. Randolph, Br. 613, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Nicholas Molnár, Br. 214, Flint, Mich., Joseph S. Nemeth, Br. 132, South Bend, Ind., William L. Vaspary, Br. 249, Dayton, Ohio, and Donald Majokowsky, Br. 24, Chicago, III. The members present rose for a minute of silent prayer in tribute to all of our deceased members.

President Charles reported the Home Office employees are well and on their behalf expressed sincere apprecaition to the Board Members for approving the revised wage schedule and consideration given to them in way of salary increases.

2. Board Chairman, John P. Balia, welcomed the Directors and Officers. He informed the Board that there are many important matters on the Agenda to be acted upon and with the full cooperation of everyone present, the matters could be resolved to the best interest of our Association. Chairman Balia officially calls the meeting to order.

3. Director Rev. Andrew P. Jacobs offered the invocation. The Board Members and Natinoal Officers pledge allegiance to the Flag.

4. Secretary of the Board, Frank J. Radvany calls the roll and the following are present: Elmer Charles, National President; Louis L. Varga and Julius J. Lenart, Vice Presidents; Directors: John P. Balia, Frank Bero, Stephen Danko, Michael Hegedűs, Stephen J. Ivancso, Rev. Andrew P. Jacobs, Dr. Andrew Kovács, Stephen Lang, Jr., Frank J. Radvany, Joseph Toma, Louis Vassy, and Frank J. Continued on page 10

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