William Penn Life, 1983 (18. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1983-10-01 / 4. szám

A t his feet in paradise.

Father in thy gracious keeping, Leave we now our brother sleeping.

Earth to earth and dust to dust, Calmly now the words we say,

Left behind we wait in trust,

For the ressurection day.

Father in thy gracious keeping. Leave we now our Brother sleeping.

Reverend Alex Kovács continued the memorial service and offered a prayer in the Hungarian language in memory of all our deceased members.

We honor the memory of all the departed brothers and sisters of our great fraternal society.

Mr. Charles sincerely thanked Rev. Alex Kovács for conducting the memorial service.

1 4) Chairman Charles introduced members who are seated in the visitors section of the auditorium:

Olga Burinda, Julia Danko, Mary Ivancso, Margaret G. Zelle, Jeanne Lesko, Johanna Fabiankovitz, Ann Chobody, Marie Taylor, Julia Bero, Joanne Bero, Helen Yuhasz, Marguerite Beke, Lois Bruce, Richard J. Phillips, Marie Charles, Arthur A. Bartfay, Julia Greathouse, Barbara Berecz, Florence McCarthy, Donna Roka, Gregory Macker, Elsie Kantor, Anna Kubus, Ethel Sabo, Elizabeth Nagy, Wilma Lang, Caroline Kovach, Mathilda Balogh, Betty Akai, Mrs. Imre Kovács, Irene Charles, Florence Kobli, Betty Zelenka, Janet Setlock, Betty Lesco, Kathy Cibulas, Anne Kertesz, Margaret George, Elinor Bardy, Albert Joczik, Margaret Joczik, John Lippert, Steve Petruska, Helen Kaluczky, Ann Hrabar, Mary Mészáros, Elsie Radvany, Willard Maurer, Helene Banes, Tony Waskowitz and Bill Anders from Computer Science Corp.

1 5) Chairman Charles announced that Delegate Edward J. Behuncik was appointed a Knight of St. Gregory the Great by Pope John Paul

II. This is indeed a rare honor for a William Penn member. The members acknowledged the honor bestowed upon Mr. Behuncik.

16) Mr. Charles introduced and welcomed Mr. Robert E. Bruce, Actuary.

1?) Vice President Albert J. Stelkovics commenced to review the Report of the Board of Directors starting on Page 6. The Vice President reviewed the excerpts of Minutes of the various Board of Directors Meetings for the past four

years. He proceeded page by page and outlined some of the highlights of each meeting. He concluded the review on Page 43.

18) Chairman Charles continued the review of the Board of Directors report to the Convention. Mr. Charles commenced on Page 44. This section of the report deals with the statistical data of the Association for the period 1979 thru 1 982. Review was conducted page by page and the delegates were offered the opportunity to ask any questions they desired pertaining to the report. The report ended on Page 74. Following these pages were listed exhibits of various resolutions adopted by the Board during the period of 1979 thru 1982. Following the review and discussion of this report, it was moved, seconded and the delegates accepted the report of the Board of Directors and National Officers in its entirety and ratified their actions.

19) The delegates reviewed the Report of the Auditing Committee. It was moved, seconded and the delegates accepted the Report of the Auditing Committee.

20) Mr. Robert E. Bruce, Actuary, thanked the delegates for the opportunity afforded him to submit his Report of Operations of the William Penn Association for the past four years.

Mr. Bruce reminded the convention delegates that he is not'an inhouse employee of the Association but rather an independent consultant.

Mr. Bruce commenced a page by page analysis of his report. Delegates were afforded the opportunity to ask questions and deliberate topics as he moved from page to page.

In conclusion, Mr. Bruce congratulated the officers, directors and the members themselves for the exceptional financial developments of the last four years. He extended best wishes to the Association for continued success.

It was moved, seconded and the delegates accepted the Report of the Actuary in its entirety.

21) It was moved, seconded and adopted by the convention to have the CPA report photo copied and distributed among the convention delegates.

22) Resolution Committee Chairman, Stephen G. Danko offered the following resolution to the convention delegates.

It is hereby resolved by the William Penn Association's Board of Directors, in regular meting assembled June 22, 1983 in Pittsburgh, Pa., that any National Officer, Board of Director member, and Auditing Committee member under age seventy elected at the 30th General Convention may complete a full four-year term of office.

The Resolution shall become effective upon adoption by the Board of Directors and subsequent ratification by the 30th General Convention. Adopted by the Board of Directors this 22nd day of June 1983. The Board adopted this resolution.

It was moved, seconded and the Convention Delegates ratified this Resolution.

23) Resolution Committee Chairman Stephen G. Danko, offered the following Resolution to the Convention:

a) It is hereby resolved by the Board of Directors of the William Penn Association in regular meeting assembled June 22, 1983 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, that any National Officer, Board of Director member or Auditing Committee member, age 70 or over on the date of election at the 30th General Convention, will not be eligible for election as a National Officer, Board of Director or Auditing Committee Member.

b) Such National Officer or Board of Director member, will, however, in accordance with Chapter IV, Section 2, of the By-Laws, adopted by the 29th General Convention of 1979, automatically become a lifetime member of the William Penn Association Advisory Board.

This Resolution will become effective upon adoption by the Board of Directors and the subsequent ratification of Point a) by the 30th General Convention.

Adopted by the Board of Directors this 22nd day of June 1 983. It was moved, seconded and the Convention Delegates ratified this Resolution.

24) Resolution Committee Chairman Stephen G. Danko offered the following Resolution to the Convention Delegates:

It is hereby resolved by the William Penn Association Board of Directors at the regular meeting assembled June 22, 1983 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, that each member of the Advisory Board for a four-year period, beginning with the date of in33