William Penn Life, 1985 (20. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)

1985-09-01 / 5. szám

I William Penn <gig> Association Plans^ 100th Anniversary Trip to Hungary The Board of Directors has approved the 100th Anniversary Trip to Budapest, Hungary, leaving New York or Boston on Thursday, June 19,1986, and returning July 3, 1986. Stays shorter or longer are available. All travel arrangements, reservations, monies, passport applica­tions, visas, etc., would be handled strictly by the agencies. Each of the four agencies will coordinate the tour arrangements and reservations for persons in their general location. Any inquiries received at the Home Office concerning the tour would be for­warded to the appropriate travel agent. President Sabo selected Mr. Ron Lombardo of Mercur- Lombardo Travel as the chief coordinator of the tour arrangements as his agency is located closest to the Home Office. Taking into consideration the Association’s bowling and golf tournaments, the school calendar, the weather and seasonal travel rates, the tentative dates of the two-week tour will be Thursday, June 19, 1986 to Thursday, July 3, 1986. Apex Air Fare (lowest schedule flight) will be approximately $799 to $899 per person round trip. Since flight rates are usually lower on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, departure day was picked as Thursday. The agencies will also investigate Pan Am, Swiss­air and Lufthansa. This may affect the tour dates. The hotels chosen will be modern, air-conditioned and located on the Pest Side. Four and six day tours in Hungary will be available. There will be possible tour options of a) air fare only — two week period, b) air fare only — open return and c) air fare, hotel plus choice of tours. Since the tour is not a fundraiser, any price advantage available could be passed on to members as an inducement to take the William Penn Association sponsored tour. More information on the tours are available from the travel agent in your area: Pittsburgh Area — Ronald A. Lombardo Mercur-Lombardo Travel 728 Long Run Road McKeesport, PA 15132 (412) 751-0300 Eastern United States — Frank Chrinko, President Fugazy International Travel 770 U.S. Highway No. 1 North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (201) 828-4488 Cleveland, Ohio — Imre (Jim) Balassa, President Balassa Travel Bureau 19636 Center Ridge Road Rocky River, OH 44116 (216) 338-8771 Res.: (216) 871-6795 Michigan — Vass Travel Service Detroit, Michigan (313) 965-3410 OR 1568 Huron Church Road Windsor, Ontario, Canada N9C 3Z3 (519) 253-1143 Sales Representatives Honored in Florida Ten sales representatives re­ceived recognition in the William Penn Elite Club during the an­nual National Sales Conference held in August in Fort Lauder­dale, Florida. National Sales Director Ron Abels announced that four mem­bers had achieved their fourth consecutive year of member­ship in the Elite Club. They are Daniel Wahl, Andrew S. Uzonyi, Samuel Sulkosky and Joseph Barreiro. Others recognized were Jeff­rey Ward, three years; Alex Hody, two years; Dominic LaVerde, Brian Aronne, Fred Aronne and Odessa Rericha, one year. Special awards were pre­sented to the Greater Pittsburgh Agency as the Outstanding Agency of 1985 based on a vol­ume of $13,465,558, to Andrew Uzonyi as Outstanding Sales Representative for 1985 with a volume of $2,910,836 and to Brian Aronne as runnerup Sales Representative with a volume of $2,596,382. Members who qualify for the Elite Club are entitled to a Gold Star on their business cards for each of the years they achieve such recognition. Abels made the presentation of awards during a luncheon at the Pier 66 Hotel and Marina in Fort Lauderdale. He announced also the 1986 National Sales Conference will be held June 26-29 in Pittsburgh, “America’s Most Livable City.” The lunch­eon will be held in conjunction with the Association’s 100th anniversary program. To qualify for attendance at the National Sales Conference a representative must have a $1,500,000 volume this year. Abels points out to members of the William Penn that anyone concerned about their financial future needs only to contact one from left, Joseph Barreiro, Jeff Ward, Gus Nagy, Odessa Rericha and Fred Aronne. SALES CONFERENCE: Among those who attended the National Sales Conference in Fort Lauderdale were, Dominic LaVerde, sales represen­tative from the Greater Pittsburgh Agency, receives an award from Ron Abels, National Sales Director, dur­ing the annual conference in Florida. of the many qualified sales rep­resentatives in the organization. Each of them is prepared to in­troduce members to Personal Money Manager and present ways to reduce taxes while at the same time getting a better return on investment dollars. The Conference in Fort Laud­erdale was attended by Joe and Alice Barreiro, Dominic and Maureen LaVerde, Jeff and Dawn Ward, Samuel and Karen Odessa Rericha, a representative of the Ward Agency, was presented with an award by Ron Abels during the annual conference held in Flor­ida. Next year’s meeting will be in Pittsburgh. Sulkosky, Jodene Pascarella, Alex and Doris Hody, Tom and Odessa Rericha, Daniel and Mary Jean Wahl, Andy and Anita Uzonyi, Brian Aronne, Fred and Ronnie Aronne, Gary Cleven­ger, Richard and Mary Ellen DeFelice, Alice and Betty Ann Nagy, Gus and Betty Nagy and Ron and Sara Jane Abels. Mr. Nagy is National Sec­retary of the William Penn Association. NOTICE The Executive Committee has been authorized to receive applications for the position of Editor of our official newspaper. Minimum requirements: college degree in journalism, com­munications, public relations or English and demonstrated writing ability. Submit resume with samples of reports or written articles. Salary open. All applications will be treated as confidential. Candidates will be interviewed by the Committee in early November, 1985. Address applications to: John Sabo, National President 709 Brighton Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 15233 Mark envelope: Editor Application. Awarded Scholarship Branch 150 — Masontown, PA. William E. Király, a 1985 grad­uate of William Valley High School, has been awarded a Navy/Marine Corps four-year scholarship to Pennsylvania State University. He will major in electrical engineering. While in high school he was a member of the National Honor Society for two years, a delegate to the Presidential Classroom, a member of the Quiz Bowl Team, co-editor of the yearbook, a class officer, and a co-captain and two year letterman in football. He also participated in basketball, band, chorus and school plays. He also received an academic All American Scholar Award and was a winner of the Hall Founda­tion of Harrisburg $1,000 college scholarship grant. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Király, of Tower City, Pa. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.William Király, of Tarentum, Pa. and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mrazek, of Masontown, Pa. His great-grandfather, the late John A. Jesso, of Masontown, was manager of Branch 150 in Ma­sontown for sixty years. William E. Király 3

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