William Penn Life, 1998 (33. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1998-10-01 / 10. szám
October 1998, William Penn Life, Page 5 Branch News Continued from Page 4 We miss Irene Sabo, who moved to Catonsville, Md., and Betty Menner, who moved to New Jersey. Everyone says szervusz. Get well wishes to A1 Wansa after his recent hospital stay. He’s 30 pounds lighter and looks great. Helen Rosner was the winner of the half-and-half raffle. Door prize winners were John Rosner and Art Shinske. Welcome to our newest members, Nellie J. Daniele and her grandson Jeffrey S. Daniele of Port Orange, Fla. I instantly bonded with Nellie. She is a very nice lady. We both enjoy the same hobby of doll collecting. We are joined by Margo Beke and Betty Vargo. Christine Kazio from Carteret, N.J., is visiting her mother, Rose Darab, in Cape Coral. The Plant City Club had its first dinner of the season on Sunday, Sept. 13. The Hungarian Church of Lakeland will hold its first dinner on Sunday, Oct. 4. I had a beautiful but busy summer. My older grandson, Michael Damon, married Kim Carr in April. They make their home in Canonsburg, Pa. My oldest granddaughter, Kim Damon, married Colin Hughes in July. They make their home in Cleveland. Two of my granddaughters, Joanie and Jamie Mauerman of Crawford, Texas, spent the month of July with me. Enough about my family. With 22~'grahdchildrén, I could go on and on ,bn?ns oi n If you have anything you would like to share, please let me know. If you don’t tell us, we can’t print it. For all of your life insurance needs, please call Mike Tomcsak at (941) 858-8071. Branch 800 Altoona, PA By Vincent Frank Branch 800 President It’s Halloween time again. October 31 is the day set aside for the kids to have a lot of fun while dressing up in their costumes. As they go from house to house, they will be looking for treats. Let’s not disappoint the children. Have something ready for them. Happy Halloween to all. The branch is back in business again as our three-month summer recess has come to an end and we return to our schedule of monthly meetings. All Branch 800 meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the social hall of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. We had a very good session at our Sept. 1 meeting, which included reports on the summer picnic and its success. Other business was transacted through Branch Coordinator Bob Jones. A light lunch followed the meeting. Daylight savings time ends on Sunday, Oct. 25. Don’t forget to turn all clocks back one hour and enjoy an extra hour of sleep. The safety council also recommends we change the batteries in smoke detectors at the same time. A reminder to all branch members: do you need to update the beneficiaries listed on your insurance policies? Please check this out and call Bob Jones at (814) 942-2661 if changes are needed. Bob will also be happy to take care of any other life insurance needs you may have. The branch is always eager to sign up new male and female members, both children and adults, for our Association. Branch 8121 St. Marys, PA By Margaret Marconi Branch 8121 Secretary We held our regular business meeting Sept. 2 at St. Marys Parochial School annex. We received a number of thank you cards from people to whom we have sent get well and birthday cards. The sick especially enjoy the cards. We missed Father Alfred, who usually attends our meetings. He is so busy. We enjoyed a good lunch and a wonderful social after our meeting. « i Member Milestones * WPA employees walk daughter down the aisle Michelle Evans, daughter of WPA Home Office employees Steve and Debbie Evans, married William Morrison on Aug. 1, 1998. The happy couple’s wedding ceremony took place on a beautiful summer day on the farm owned by Steve and Debbie in Ruffsdale, Pa. Michelle, like Steve and Debbie, is a life-benefit member of Branch 352 Coraopolis, Pa. We extend our congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Morrison (pictured here), as well as to our good friends, Steve and Debbie. ONTOE AIR! ATTENTION! MR. ANP MRS. AMERICA ANP ALL WPA MEMBERS! We interrupt, your reading of this paper for an important bulletin, because of the great success of its RECOMMENDED PROGRAM, the WPA has announced it is increasing the reward money given to recommendero of new permanent life insurance policyholders. The WPA will now pay members<^j2^>for each applicant they recommend who is issued any WPA permanent■ life insurance plan. The WPA will continue to pay members $10.— for each applicant they recommend who is issued any WPA term life insurance plan. To claim your reward, send us the names and addresses of everyone you know who would enjoy the many fraternal benefits that come with membership in the WPA. For each pereon you recommend who is issued a WPA insurance ^7 I policy, well not only show you, but give you the money! We now return you to your regularly scheduled reading, already in progress. WPA Recommender Program The WPA will pay its members *12.00 for each applicant they recommend who is issued a permanent life insurance plan and *10.00 for each applicant they recommend who is issued a term insurance plan. If you know of a family member, relative, friend or co-worker who could benefit from membership in the WPA, then contact your local WPA representative, or complete the form below and mail it to our Home Office. When the person you recommend is issued a WPA Life Insurance policy, we’ll send you your reward. For more information and additional forms, call 1-800-848-7366. Family of sales agents living at the same address as the agent do not qualify for a Recommender Award. WPA RECOMMENDER Please Print Your Name: Branch No.: Address: City: State:_______________Zip: Phone: WPA Representative/Aqent: Name of Prospective Applicant: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: Mail to: Recommender, William Penn Association 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 t
