William Penn Life, 2001 (36. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2001-01-01 / 1. szám
13 at Egret Hall. For all of your life insurance needs, please call Mike Tomcsak at (863) 858-8071. Branch 800 Altoona, PA By Vincent Frank It's the new year. It's the new millennium. It's a time in which we all have high expectations for peace in the world. It is our hope that all of you will have a prosperous 2001. Three families in need were helped during the Christmas season. The branch took part in the WPA's annual Holiday Basket program. Each basket was received with much appreciation. At the December branch meeting our members elected officers for the year 2001. Those elected were: Vincent Frank, president; Daniel Greiner, vice president; George Dorman, secretary; Robert Jones, treasurer; Robert Aiken, auditor; Melvin Frank, auditor; and David Greiner, auditor. Branch 800's Christmas party was well attended and enjoyed by all. The kids were happy with the visit from Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus and with the nice gifts they received from them. All adults were also treated with a gift. We thank the Home Office for the children's gifts. The WPA's beautiful and good quality 2001 calendars were appreciated by everyone. Mr. Dorman led us in the singing of carols from the carol books sent by the Home Office. Again, thank you for everything. Many thanks to all members who helped in any way to make it a successful holiday party. Do you have any special news about yourself or any member of your family? Let me know and we'll share it with your fellow members through our branch report in the William Penn Life. Give me a call at (814) 695-0213. For all your lif.e insurance and annuity needs, please call Bob Jones at (814) 942-2661. Branch 8114 Clarion, PA By Noreen Fritz The Branch 8114 Christmas party was a huge success! Bob Donahue reported that many members enjoyed the delicious pork chop dinner along with the singing of the school choir. They even had a surprise guest—Santa Claus. It was a good time for all. Many thanks to all that made it possible. Ready or not, here it is—the new year! As we begin this month which initiates a new year, and we think about all the details of renewing a resolution or relationship, we might want to keep in mind strengthening /f/f artioies and f>kotoknál)ks 60fi the February issue, off tke k/iiiim Penn Lifje are due in our o^iee bcf January 19, 2001. ties with family and friends and reaching out and building new relationships with those who are alone or isolated. As we look forward to the new year and count our blessings, we may also want to think about this little verse: Yesterday is history, Tomorrow is a mystery, Today is a gift, That's why they call it the present. My wish to you is happiness every day throughout the new year. Happy January birthday greetings to John Garbarino of Shippenville, Eugene Carroll, the Rev. Paul Schill, Robert Kerr, Peter Schill, Jim Delaney, William Kane, John Baum, Richard Lewis Jr., Cletus Schill Jr. (living in Pittsburgh), Cyril Schmader Jr., Deborah Donahue (living in Georgia), James Kerle, Nola Aaron, Matthew Delaney, Joseph Smith, Patricia Schill (living in Pittsburgh), Terry Pierucci of Sligo, William Rice, Ron Hanoid, Rebekah Hurst (3 years old), Marian Hargenrader, Anna Cherico and Anthony Cherico. Special happy belated birthday greetings to Brad Huefner. I want to thank everybody for all the Christmas cards that I was bombarded with. I appreciate all the warm and sincere notes and best wishes sent to me. If you have any news to share or questions about life insurance or taxdeferred annuities, please call me at (412) 821- 1837. Or, write to me at P.O. Box 15060, Pittsburgh, PA 15237. Or, you can reach me by e-mail at nbfritz@hotmail.com. Branch 8321 Windber, PA By Edward T. Sukosky The members of Branch 8321 gathered for their regular monthly meeting Nov. 26 at St. Anthony's Church in Windber. We discussed plans for the annual memorial Mass for deceased members to be held in partnership with the church's Holy Name Society. We also held our election of branch officers for the year 2001. All present officers were reelected to serve another one-year term. Willian Penn I,iff, January' 2001 17
