William Penn Life, 1989 (24. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1989-12-01 / 12. szám

W1IA JAM OFFICIAL PUBLICATION PENN T III WILLIAM PENN ASSOCIATION Volume 24 December 1989 Number 12 ■■■■ ■9 May you find His love and peace this Christmas Season and hold it in your heart throughout the coming year« A karácsonyi kisded szeretete hozzon békességet mindnyájunk szivébe, úgy az ünnepek alatt mint az elkövetkező esztendőben. Association plans tour of Hungary for August 1990 PITTSBURGH — If you are try­ing to decide where to go for your next vacation, then take a minute and picture yourself enjoying a two-week stay in Hungary and Austria where your air fare, hotels, most meals, sightseeing tours and ground transportation are all included for one special price. The William Penn Association is sponsoring such a tour for its members and friends Aug. 13 to 27, 1990. Guests joining our Hungary Tour ’90 will visit Hungary’s most beautiful and exciting cities and explore the country’s most famous and interesting historical sites. This year’s tour will also in­clude a very special two-day ex­cursion to Vienna, Austria, allow­ing you to sample the best of two cultures in one vacation. Our trip will begin Aug. 13 when guests board their Swissair jet for their flight to Budapest. You will arrive in Budapest the following day, check in at your hotel, then have the remainder of the day to relax. Day Three will begin with breakfast, then continue with a tour of the city. You will see Millenium Monument at Heroes Square, St. Stephen’s Crown at the National Museum and a pano­rama of the city from Gellert Hill. After lunch you’ll visit Matthias Church in the Castle District, Fisherman’s Bastion and the National Gallery in the Buda Castle. The next day you will travel to Miskolc. En route you will see the Matra mountains, wine coun­try and the Medieval Castle and Cathedral at Eger. After an overnight stay in Mis­kolc, you will continue to Szeged. Along the way you’ll enjoy the horsemen in Hortobágy and lunch at a Csarda. You will see southern Hungary’s countryside with its many orchards and vine­yards then arrive for your over­night stay in Szeged. Day Six includes visits to the lace museum at Kiskunhalas, the famous folk art museum at Ka­locsa and lunch at a country Csarda. You will also drive through the main paprika grow­ing region of Hungary before arriving for dinner and overnight stay in Pecs. After touring the Roman and Turkish relics of Pecs, you’ll con­tinue on to Kesthely on Lake Balaton. While in this area you will visit the world famous Her­­end factory, take a tour of Gy or and see the Benedictine Abbey built in 966. On Day Nine you will leave Kesthely and head to Sopron where you will visit the famous Esterhazy Castle. The next morning you’ll be on your way to Austria for a tour of Continued on Page 2 WPA Caribbean Cruise set to sail April 28 PITTSBURGH — Association members are already lining up to board the William Penn’s Carib­bean Cruise ’90, which will sail April 28 to May 5. The week-long cruise will be your ticket to an exciting tour of the western Caribbean with visits to four of the most beautiful ports of call in the region. Your trip will begin Saturday, April 28, when you fly from your hometown to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. There, you will board the newly­­remodeled ssCostaRiviera, one of the jewels of the Italian Costa Cruise line. After a day at sea, you will dock first at Ocho Rios where the exquisite beaches and Jamai­can rhythms will signal that you are in a different, exciting world. The next day you will visit Grand Cayman where the water is so clear you can see 200 feet below the surface. From there you will sail to Cozumel and its nearly endless supply of amazing bargains on fabulous Mexican arts and crafts. Then you will skip over to Playa del Carmen where you can tour its ancient Mayan cities and browse through the elegant shops of nearby Cancún. After another day at sea, you will return to Ft. Lauderdale on Saturday, May 5. You can either fly home that day or, for a small additional fee, spend two nights at the Ft. Lauderdale Marriott. One- and two-night pre-cruise stays at the Marriott are also available at affordable rates. The fun, excitement and relax­ation won’t be restricted to your ports of call, however. While at sea — or even in port — you may partake of the many amenities offered by the beautiful Costa- Riviera. The 700-foot-long ship fea­tures comfortable cabins, an ele­gant dining room, a casino, a showroom, shipboard shops, a complete fitness center and a crew eager to serve your every need. The William Penn has secured a special reduced rate package available only to those who join our cruise group. The total cost for the cruise will be $ 1,150 for those selecting inside cabins, and $1,250 for those choosing outside cabins. Both prices are per person based Continued on Page 2 Inside____ ■ The status of Hungarians in Czechoslovakia........Page 3. ■ The latest news and notes from our branches .... Pages 4-5. ■ Christmastime reading for our Magyar readers........Page 6. ■ Schedule of our branch family Christmas parties ... Page 7. ■ Home’s oldest resident marks 99th birthday............Page 8. Next Deadline December 15

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