William Penn Life, 1976 (11. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1976-07-01 / 3. szám
189 ALLIANCE, OHIO PAMELA MARIE NEMETH Pamela Marie Nemeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nemeth and granddaughter of Mrs. Julius Shulok, Massilon, Ohio was recently married to William A. Hart. The newlyweds honeymooned in New Zealand and will reside in Chicago. Our congratulations and best wishes are extended to the Harts. 230 TERRE HAUTE, IND. Branch Manager Michael Sneer wishes to inform the members of Branch 230 that they can call in any William Penn insurance matter. His phone number is: 235-4585. 296 SPRINGDALE, PA. We are pleased to report on the success of one of the Association’s branch member. Mr. Paul A. Szuch, formerly of Leechburg, Pa. has been appointed manager of hydro-generator marketing in the large rotating apparatus division of Westinghouse Electric Corp. Mr. Szuch was previously an attorney for the power systems group of W.E.C. He holds a J.D. degree from Pitt. He is the son of' Mr. and Mrs. Steve Szuch, longtime members of the former Leechburg branch. We wish Mr. Szuch continued success in his career. Two of our women’s bowling league teams participated in the Pennsylvania Women’s Tournament in the Poconos. Eight teams bowled in the Associations National Tournament in Pittsburgh. We are pleased to see such great 12 Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Honored On Sunday evening June 13, 1976 in the Penn Harris Hotel, Camp Hill, PA the Hon. William J. Sheppard, Insurance Commissioner of Pennsylvania, was the recipient of the Eleanor Roosevelt Humanitarian Award. The formal banquet was followed by a short program. Former Governor George M. Leader was the Master of Ceremonies. Speakers were: Hon. Dick L. Rottman, President, National Association of Insurance Commissioners, and Hon. Robert Packwood, United States Senator from Oregon. Presentation was made by S. Harry Galfand, Esq. L to R: Messrs. Gus G. Nagy, Albert J. Stelkovics, Gay B. Banes, Elmer Charles, John Sabo, John P. Balia, Julius E. Somogyi. Among the many industry representatives the William Penn Association was represented by: National President Elmer Charles, Vice President John P. Balia, National Treasurer Julius E. Somogyi, Director John Sabo, General Counsel Gay B. Banes, Vice President Membership Services Gus G. Nagy, and National Secretary Albert J. Stelkovics. On behalf of the William Penn Association membership, we congratulate Commissioner Sheppard for receiving this honor in tribute for his many humanitarian activities on behalf of the citizens of Pennsylvania. turnouts at the Branch meetings, between 40 and 50 people join us. At each meeting we try to have enter tainment. June meeting was the szalonna sütés. Branch 296 continues to lead in the dollar per year per member Scholarship donation. At recent meetings the following donated: George Nicholls, Bonnie Greenwald, Lou Antal, May McPherson, Bower and Faye Miller, Tony and Rita Waskiewicz, Julius Telegdy, Jill, Susan, Steven, and Chrissy Eitel, Lou Beganyi. WHY JOHNNY CAN’T READ Why can’t Johnny read? This question causes increasing concern today. Maybe the answer, or part of it, lies close to home. The bedtime story hour was, at one time, a tradition for many families. Now television usurps this reading time. Mom or Dad stashes the youngster in front of the t.v. set instead of taking time for the bedtime story. Learning to read is a beginning step in a child’s mental development. Reminders to care for your child’s bodily health are plentiful and important. Just as important is his mental development. Reading to a child directly helps his reading ability. It also helps his overall language development. A side benefit, which should not be overlooked, is that reading becomes an important part of a child’s life. You help your child become a “reader” by exposing him to books early and often. The question “why can’t Johnny read?” may have a simple answer. He follows the example set for him. Through you, your child can learn to value books, find enjoyment, and grow mentally. National President Charles, Governor Leader, Insurance Commissioner SHEPPARD. YOUR HEALTH fOWSYlVAWA MCOICAt SOCIETY
