William Penn Life, 1987 (22. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1987-03-01 / 3. szám

Page 4, William Penn Life, March 1987 Home From Page 1 cost efficient. While the renovations will _ make life at the Home more comfortable, life here was made more enjoyable for the residents with the acquisition of new enter­tainment equipment. A new juke box, containing 200 recorded selections, was in­stalled in one of the recreation areas in early February. The juke box was donated by John Hoff­man, a resident of the home and an American veteran. A new 25" color television with remote control was purchas­ed Feb. 18 throught the assistance of Branch 8020, McKees Rocks. Also, a new video cassette re­corder was purchased Feb. 19 for the residents through the assist­ance of Branch 8330, Baltimore. The new VCR and TV will be used to show movies to assist in ~ the arts and crafts activities. Earlier this year, the Home installed a new medial charting system which will increase the effeciency and effectiveness of the nursing staff. The administration of the Knights of St. George Home is eager to complete these necessary renovations in order to utilize our Home to its fullest capacity. Bob Wilt, maintenance department chief at Mount St. George in Wellsburg, W.Va., inspects parts of the neu sprinkler system recently installed at the Knights of St. George Home. The system is just part of ongoing renovations at the Home. Date set for annual Mt. St. George festival PITTSBURGH — Believe it or not, summer is just around the corner. That means the time is drawing near for the William Penn’s annual Mount St. George Festival. This year’s festival will be held on Sunday, Aug. 9. This is the 65th year the Association will sponsor the annual outing at its 530-acre facility in Wellsburg, W.Va. Preliminary plans for the festi­val include the traditional out­door Mass, numerous games of chance, special children’s games, tours of the Knights of St. George Home, live entertainment, ethnic and American food, and many other fun activities. Branches interested in sponsor­ing booths or activities are urged to start making their plans as soon as possible. All proceeds from the festival will benefit the Knights of St. George Home for the Elderly. Home seeks funds for cable WELLSBURG, WV — The Knights of St. George Home has begun efforts to raise funds for cable television hook-up for the residents’ television. "Our residents can receive only two channels now on their TV,” said Home Administrator Paul T. Kovács. Many of the Home’s residents rely on the television as a major source of entertainment. The poor reception is due to the Home’s location in the rolling hills of the West Virginia pan­handle. The Home recently acquired a video cassette recorder for the residents, in part to help provide more entertainment options for residents. "The VCR will help fill in until the cable arrives,” Mr. Kovács said. Those interested in helping the Home acquire cable-TV hook­up can write Paul T. Kovács, Administrator, Knights of St. George Home, Mount St. George, R.D. 3, Wellsburg, W.Va. 26070, or call (304) 737-0851. Easter egg workshops scheduled through March PITTSBURGH — The William Penn recently opened its series of Easter egg decorating workshops with sessions in Pittsburgh and Youngstown, Ohio.- Members and friends of the Association in other parts of the country can join in on this fun and satisfying activity by signing up for a workshop in their area. William Penn workshops being offered this year include: Cleveland, Ohio Saturday, March 21,2:00 p.m. West Side Hungarian Reformed Church 15300 Puritas Avenue Dawn Ward (216) 238-8500 or (216) 238-0945 Springdale, Pa. Sunday, March 22, 2:00 p.m. Springdale United Church of Christ 415 Butler Street Marie Charles (412)274-8371 Rural Valley, Pa. Saturday, March 28, 1:00 p.m. William Penn Association Club Rural Valley, Pa. Alex Chobody (412)783-6873 Toledo, Ohio Sunday, March 29, 3:00 p.m. St. Stephen Hungarian Catholic Church 800 Genesee St. (Birmingham) Mary Ivancso (419)691 -9641 Seward, Neb. (date to be announced) Concordia Teacher’s College David Hall 520 Locust Elizabeth Szabó Vos (402) 643- 4902 Anyone interested in attending any of these workshops should reach the contact person listed as soon as possible. Those interested in receiving the egg decorating instruction book or decorating kit can fill out the coupon below and send it to the Home Office. William Penn Association Egg Decorating Workshops ____ I would like to attend an egg decorating workshop. ____ I want to buy an egg decorating kit ($8.00 each). ____ I want to buy a decorating instruction book ($1.00). Name:________________________________________ Street:________________________________________ City:_________________State:________Zip]________ Phone: (_____)________________________________ William Penn Member: Yes:_______No_____________ Under age 18:________Over age 18:_______________ Checks for kits and book payable to William Penn Association. Send to: Elizabeth Szabó, William Penn Association 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15233 Nest Eggs For The Future Most people today are so concerned with the problems of everyday living that they have not taken the time to plan or provide for their future. Proper planning is essential due to the fact that people are living longer and inflation is destroying the buying power of our dollar. Our job is Personal Money Management and Balanced Financial Planning and we try to help people achieve their financial goals. We will attempt to show you how to reduce your income taxes and at the same time get more return on your dollar. We take a look at your financial picture and make suggestions and recommendations based strictly on your own situation. We help members build nest eggs for the future. For more information on this valuable service offered by the William Penn, please contact your nearby William Penn Sales Representative to arrange for an interview at your convenience — you will be glad you did. DANIEL R. WAHL, FIC, National Sales Director William Penn Association, 709 Brighton Road. Pittsburgh, PA 15233 CAREER AGENCIES Ron Abels, FICF Agency Manager William Penn Association 9208 Woodbreeze Blvd. Windermere, FL 32786 (305) 876-5059 Brian Aronne Career Agent William Penn Association P.O. Box 574 Dedham, MA 02026 (617) 326-8949 Joseph Barreiro, FIC Agency Manager William Penn Association 975 Parsons Avenue Columbus, OH 43206 (614) 443-7797 Gary Clevenger Agency Manager William Penn Association 1024 W. Indiana Avenue South Bend, IN 46613 (219) 287-8245 Alex Hody, LUTCF Agency Manager William Penn Association 216 Somerset Street New Brunswick. NJ Q8901 (201)249-7752 Dominic La Verde Agency Manager William Penn Association 904 McClure Street Homestead, PA 15120 (412) 464-4330 Matthew Longobardi Agency Manager William Penn Association 33 King Street Stratford. CT 06497 (203) 377-0137 Jodene Pascarella, FIC Agency Manager William Penn Association 1095 Fort Street Wyandotte, Ml 48192 (313)283-6360 Samuel Sulkosky, FIC Agency Manager William Penn Association 1311 Hamilton Street Allentown, PA 18102 (215) 434-2111 Jeff Ward, CLU, ChFC Agency Manager William Penn Association 16363 Pearl Road Strongsville, OH 44136 (216) 238-8500 Earl Webb Agency Manager William Penn Association 904 McClure Street Homestead, PA 15120 (412) 464-4330 CALL TODAY!

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