William Penn Life, 1987 (22. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1987-05-01 / 5. szám
Page 12, William Penn Life, May 1987 President Banes feted PITTSBURGH — As of press time, plans were being finalized for the 1987 Fratemalist of the Year Banquet honoring National President Gay B. Banes. President Banes is the twelfth recipient of the award presented annually by the Fraternal Societies of Greater Pittsburgh. The award is given to the fratemalist who has distinguished himself through service to his society, community and mankind. The banquet and reception were to be held April 25 at the Sheraton Station Square hotel on the South Side of Pittsburgh. Banquet organizers said that 160 people were to attend the dinner, which was to feature live music and a performance by a local dance group. Among those scheduled to attend the banquet were the National Officers, members of the Board of Directors, Advisory Board and Auditing Committee and the Home Office staff. The FSGP represents 40 societies and 500,000 fratemalists. A full report on the banquet will appear next month. Agencies undergo changes PITTSBURGH — National Sales Director Daniel R. Wahl, FIC CLU, recently announced changes in the Association’s Sales Department affecting the Boston and Florida areas. Boston Agency Manager Fred Aronne retired as of Feb. 6. Brian Aronne will be selling in and serving the Boston area as a general agent. The Boston office address will remain P.O. Box 574, Dedham, Mass. 02026. The phone number there is (617) 326-8949. Mr. Wahl also announced that sales representative Stanley Tolkin has moved from Florida to New York. Any business that was sold by Mr. Tolkin in Florida will be serviced now by Ron Abels, FICF, manager of the Orlando, Fla., agency.The phone number is (305) 876-5059. May declared TIC Month* PITTSBURGH — The month of May has been designated as Fraternal Insurance Counsellors (FIC) Month by the National Fraternal Congress of America. The observance of a special FIC month honors the contributions made by fraternal insurance counsellors towards strengthening the fraternal benefit system and maintaining high ethical standards in the profession. We at the William Penn are proud our officers, employees and sales representatives who have earned, or are currently working towards earning, this distinguished designation. Current William Penn FICs are:- E.E. Vargo, National Secretary- Daniel R. Wahl, National Sales Director- Ron Abels, Orlando agency manager-Jodene Pascarella, Detroit general agent- Sam Sulkosky, Allentown, Pa., agency manager-Joseph Barreiro, Columbus agency manager- Rubin Minowitz, New York general agent- Richard Toth, junior underwriter- George Charles, Home Office manager- Fred Aronne, Boston agency The Association also has 12 sales representatives who are currently studying for their FIC designation. They are: Frances Nicholson Dominic La Verde Earl Webb Alex Hody Paul Ruffner Gary Clevenger Max Tomayko Larry Snyder Brian Aronne John Rafferty Irene Keegan Matt Longobardi Fraternal insurance counsellors have been key builders of the fraternal benefit systems growth and progress over the last 48 years. They have established and maintained high standards of ethical conduct in the profession of fraternal life underwriting and servicing of fraternal life insurance. FICs continuously strive to increase their knowledge concerning legal reserve life insurance, to render better service to members of their societies and to develop more successful sales methods. Through the National Association of Fraternal Insurance Counsellors and its state chapters, FICs have the opportunity to exchange ideas among leading fraternal field representatives. They also endeavor to share their experience and knowledge of fraternal life underwriting with all such field representatives. The dedication of fraternal insurance counsellors to the principles of fraternalism provides major impetus to the fraternal benefit system to create a better fraternal world. In proclaiming May as FIC Month, NFC A President Louis B. Engelke urged all fratemalists throughout the United States and Canada to join with him in heralding the accomplishments of our fraternal insurance counsellors and to note our appreciation with pride. We at the William Penn join in saluting all fraternal insurance counsellors and thank them for their hard work and dedication. Looking For Some FUN This Summer? Look to Mount St. George * in Wellsburg, West Virginia. That’s where the William Penn will be offering a variety of fascinating and fun programs for the whole family. Swimming. Dancing. Hiking. Leather Work. Folk Music. Soccer. Weaving. Painting. And More! To find out more, just fill out the coupon below. We it put together the programs YOU want. And we’ll give you all the details you’ll need to plan for your summer fun at Mount St. George. Name:. Street:. City:_ Phone:. MOUNT ST. GEORGE SUMMER '87 YES, I want more details on the interesting programs planned for this summer. .Zip:. WPA member? □ Yes □ No MAIL TO: E. Szabó, William Penn Association 709 Brighton Rd, Pittsburgh, Pa., 15233 Check the programs you are interested in. Hungarian Folk Art Projects: □ Weaving □ Embroidery □ Plate Painting □ Leather Crafts □ Felting □ Wood Carving □ Children's Toys and Games American Indian Folk Art Projects: □ Beading □ Leather Work Language Intensive Weekends: □ Hungarian □ German □ French Hungarian Folk Music: □ Sing □ Dance □ Play □ Choir □ Dance Class Artists’ Weekend: □ Batik □ Sculpture □ Water Color □ Charcoal Sports: □ Swimming □ Hiking □ Soccer □ Tennis Special lectures and exhibits □ St. George is owned and operated by William Penn Association Home Office News Two retire . .. The Home Office staff in April bid farewell to two of their colleagues, Barbara Kerékgyártó and Beverly Shoup. Barbara, who handled cash surrenders and changes of beneficiaries, left the office April 15. She and her husband George have returned to their homeland, Hungary. Beverly, secretary to Executive Vice President John F. Kenawell, retired April 3. She and her husband Harold, who also recently retired, plan to travel around the United States. Good luck, Barb and Bev. We miss you and wish you good health and much happiness. ♦. .Two hired Two new employees joined the Home Office staff in April. Shirley Kinney joined the staff April 3 as secretary to Executive Vice President John F. Kenawell. Shirley is a member of the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh and enjoys tennis and golf. Linda Units began her duties as a part-time employee on April 6. She enjoys spending her spare time with her family. We welcome Shirley and Linda to our Home Office family. Wedding bells Congratulations and best wishes go out to Debra Sue Hepler, a clerk/typist in our Underwriting Department. Debra was married April 18 to Steven Evans. We wish them many happy years together.
