William Penn Life, 1994 (29. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1994-05-01 / 5. szám

Woodbridge Mayor James McGreevey (right) presents a proclamation to National Director Michael J. Hrabar during ceremonies held March 19. Director Hrabar honored by New Jersey township WOODBRIDGE, NJ — Michael J. Hrabar, vice chairman of the Association’s Board of Directors, was recently honored for his ser­vice to Woodbridge Township and the local Hungarian com­munity. Mr. Hrabar received a procla­mation from Woodbridge Mayor James E. McGreevey March 19 during the township’s annual commemoration of Hungarian Independence (March 15, 1848) held in the township’s council chambers. The proclamation recognized Mr. Hrabar on his being named Hungarian of the Year for "his long history of dedicated involve­ment in civic and community affairs.” The proclamation also noted Mr. Hrabar’s service to local fire fighting and veterans’ organiza­tions and his 34 years of service as a township employee, retiring as superintendent of buildings and grounds. The Association joins in con­gratulating Mr. Hrabar on this well-deserved recognition. NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - The Millstone Valley Chapter of the Sweet Adelines will be the fea­tured entertainment at this year’s Annual Scholarship Days Dinner- Dance to be held Saturday, May 28, at the Somerset Marriott in Somerset, N.J. The dinner-dance will be the social highlight of the 51st An­nual Bowling Tournament and Scholarship Days to be held May 27 to 29 in New Jersey. The Millstone Valley group is one of more than 600 chapters of Sweet Adelines International. Founded in 1947, the famous organization of non-professional singers now has a membership of more than 30,000 women. The Millstone Valley Chapter consists of 45 members from Middlesex, Monmouth, Mercer and Somerset counties, as well as parts of Pennsylvania. It is one of several choruses in the Atlantic Bay-Mountain Region, which in­cludes parts of New Jersey, Dela­ware, Maryland and Pennsyl­vania. Most of the members join the chorus unable to read music. But, through rehearsals, work­shops and classes, develop into a beautifully harmonic and tho­roughly entertaining ensemble. The chorus performs at public functions, such as county fairs, and for private and charitable organizations, including seniors centers and homeless shelters. Proclamation WHEREAS, Fraternal Insurance Counsellors have organized under the banner of National Association of Fraternal Insurance Counsellors; and WHEREAS, Fraternal Insurance Counsellors are dedicated to support and maintain the principle of Legal Reserve Fraternal Life Insurance and to promote the adoption and application of high standards of ethical conduct in the profession of Fraternal Life Underwriting and the services of Fraternal Life Insurance; and WHEREAS, Fraternal Insurance Counsellors strive to increase the knowledge of Fraternal Field Representatives concerning Legal Reserve Fraternal Life Insurance, to develop more successful sales methods and to render adequate services to Fraternal Members; and WHEREAS, Fraternal Insurance Counsellors afford the opportunity of exchange of ideas among leading Fraternal Field Representatives; and WHEREAS, Fraternal Insurance Counsellors endeavor to make it possible to bring before Fraternal Field Representatives the experience and knowledge of successful life underwriters; and WHEREAS, Fraternal Insurance Counsellors pledge to uphold the highest of ethical standards toward their clients and to remain loyal to the Society to which their profession and service is dedicated; and WHEREAS, the constancy and tirelessness of the Fraternal Insurance Counsellors continue to be the lifeblood of the fraternal benefit system; Now, therefore, do I, William R. Heerman, president of the National Fraternal Congress of America, proclaim May 1994 Fraternal Insurance Counsellor Month and urge all fraternalists throughout the United States and Canada to join with me in heralding the accomplishments of Fraternal Insurance Counsellors and to note our gratefulness with pride. William R. Heerman President, National Fraternal Congress of America May 1994, William Penn Life, Page 3 Adelines to sing at banquet Their performance at the An­nual Scholarship Days Dinner- Dance will certainly add to the fun and fraternal spirit of the tournament weekend. From Friday night’s reception at the Somerset Marriott to the bowling competition Saturday and Sunday at Carolier Lanes in North Brunswick, there will be plenty of chances to relax and good times to enjoy. In addition to all the fun, there will be some important work conducted over the weekend. On Friday evening the annual meet­ing of the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Founda­tion will be held at 5:30 at the hotel. Our thanks go the Tournament Administrator Stephen J. Ivancso Sr., Tournament Secretary Rob­ert A. Ivancso, Mary Ivancso and Tournament Co-Administrators Joseph P. Arvay and Michael J. Hrabar for their efforts in organ­izing the weekend. We look forward to seeing you and your family in New Jersey during this special weekend. Pittsburgh Folk Festival to be held May 27 to 29 PITTSBURGH — The 38th an­nual Pittsburgh Folk Festival will be held May 27 to 29 at the Greater Pittsburgh Expo Mart in Monroeville. The theme of this year’s festival, which will have 23 nationalities represented, is "Hats and Headpieces.” The Hungarians will be repre­sented by the Hungarian Ethnic Group of Western Pennsylvania. The menu at the Hungarian food booth will include cold cherry soup, cottage cheese noodles, cab­bage noodles, pork and egg rolls, potato dumplings, kolbász and sauerkraut sandwiches and var­ious pastries. The Hungarian folk arts and crafts display will feature illustration of embroidery work. On Sunday, May 29, the group will present a program of Hungar­ian dances representative of the Palóc Region. Festival hour will be Friday 4:00 to 11:00 p.m., Saturday noon to 11:00 p.m. and Sunday noon to 9:00 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for children ages 3 to 12. Children under 3 will be admitted free. For further information and discounted tickets call Rose Ger­­zsenyi at (412) 864-0042 or Dan Kun at (412)731-8657. Association thanks FIC’s PITTSBURGH — The William Penn proudly salutes its officers, employees and sales representa­tives who have earned the distin­guished title of Fraternal Insur­ance Counsellor. We congratulate the following individuals who serve our mem­bers according to the highest eth­ical and professional standards: George S. (Pete) Charles Jr., national vice president-secretary; Gayle Ferraro, special repre­sentative; Noreen Fritz, sales representa­tive; Michael F. Tomcsak, national director; Richard W. Toth, life under­writer; E. E. Vargo, national president; and Frank J. Wukovits Jr., national director. We thank these dedicated indi­viduals for all their hard work. William Penn Fraternal Association Scholarship Foundation, Inc. Financial Statement as of December 31,1993 Balance as of December 31,1992 ............. $492,206.01 Income Donations................................................... $28,244.55 Bond Interest.............................................. 36,414.47 Checking Account Interest.......................306.90 Business Investment Account Interest ... 1,483.89 Profit on Bond Redemptions................... 4,072.00 Total Income.................................. 70,521.81 Total ................................................ $562,727.82 Disbursements Scholarship Grants 83 Renewals @ $450.00 ... $37,350.00 46 New @ $450.00 .............. 20,700.00 Total Grants ..................................... $58,050.00 Bank Service Charge................................20.88 Investment Expense..................................18.05 Accrued Interest Paid on Bonds Purchased............................... 2,787.55 American Hungarian Foundation Program Ad...........................................150.00 Loss on Bond Redemptions....................75.00 Total Disbursements.................... (61,101.48) Balance as of December 31,1993 ............. $501,626.34 Assets Bonds .........................................................$473,972.35 Business Investment Account ................26,735.64 Checking Account....................................918.35 Total Assets as of December 31,1993 ................$501,626.34 Frances A. Furedy, National Vice President-Treasurer

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