William Penn Life, 1991 (26. évfolyam, 2-10. szám)

1991-04-01 / 4. szám

Page 4, William Penn Life, April 1991 Win a free trip to Hungary PITTSBURGH — If you have always wanted to visit Hungary, but thought you could never af­ford the expense, then you should enter a special drawing being sponsored by the William Penn. The prize is two round-trip airline tickets to Hungary, do­nated by Fugazy International Travel of North Brunswick, N.J. The drawing will be held July 13 during the Eighth Annual National Golf Tournament a­­wards dinner at the Sheraton Inn Pittsburgh North, Mars, Pa. All proceeds from the drawing will benefit the William Penn Fraternal Association Scholar­ship Foundation, Inc. One winner will receive a certif­icate redeemable at Fugazy Inter­national Travel for two round­­trip coach tickets between New York and Budapest. The winner, however, may re­deem the certificate for its full value for two round-trip coach tickets to any destination of his or her choice. All the winner has to do is pay the difference, if any. The certificate is not redeem­able for cash and can not be used in conjunction with the Associa­tion’s Hungary Tour ’91. Tickets for the drawing are available for a donation of $2 each. For tickets, contact your local branch coordinator or branch president, any National Director or the Home Office. Tickets will be available also at the national bowling and golf tournaments. Don’t rule out that dream vaca­tion; enter our drawing today. And remember, your donation will help our young members realize their dreams of a higher education. Tour features Mass with Pope Continued from Page 1 is $2,669* per person, based on double occupancy. You can re­serve single accommodations for an additional $500 per person. Your tour price also includes luggage handling at all airports and hotels, all airport and hotel transfers in Europe, all hotel and air taxes, security fees, all service charges during group functions, and hotel and restaurant gratui­ties for group functions. The only items you will be responsible for are your own passport, items of a personal na­ture and personal gratuities to drivers and guides. No visas will be required. Guests departing from cities other than New York can reserve connecting flights for an add-on rate. Those traveling from Pitts­burgh and Cleveland can fly to New York for an extra $238*, and guests departing from Chica­go and Milwaukee can fly to New York for an additional $279*. Add-on fares for other departure cities will be available. A deposit of $350 per person is required to secure your reser­vation. Deposit checks should be made payable to "Fugazy Inter­national Travel.” To reserve your space on our Hungary Tour ’91, complete the reservation form below and send it, along with your deposit, to: William Penn Hungary Tour Fugazy International Travel 770 U.S. Highway No. 1 North Brunswick, NJ 08902 For more information about our tour, call Fugazy International Travel toll-free at 1-800-828- 4488 (in New Jersey call 1-908- 828-4488). Last year’s tour sold out in a short time, so make your reserva­tions as soon as possible. You won’t want to miss this once-in­­a-lifetime opportunity. *PLEASE NOTE: All airfares are subject to change without notice. Land prices guaranteed at time of booking. NYÁRI ISKOLA 1991. július 7-től - július 28-ig A Nyári Magyar Iskolát elsősorban a szórványmagyarság szolgálatára létesítette a Magyar Cserkészszövetség, főképpen 10-14 éves gyermekeknek. A magyar nyelv tanításának, fejlesztésének elsősorban a családon belül kell történnie, a szülőknek kell az alapot megadniuk. A nyelv elsajátításának továbbfejlesztői a magyar társadalom, magyar barátok, ismerősök és magyar élmények. Nyári iskolánk magyar élményeket nyújt. Célja tehát a magyar nyelv és kultúra jobb megismertetése és megszerettetése. A háromhetes iskola 72 órát fordít a szorosan vett tanításra. Ez nagyjából ugyanannyi, mint a hétvégi magyar iskola egy tanéve. Az emigráció kiváló pedagógusai és olyan nevelők alkotják a tanári kart, akik nemrég jöttek el Magyarországról. A tanárokkal való állandó együttlét és a mindennapi élet környezetének hátrahagyása (televízió, telefon, angol szó) - igen jelentős hatást gyakorol iskolánk növendékeinek magyar nevelésére. Remek tankönyveket és modern pedagógiai eszközöket használunk. A Sík Sándor cserkészpark erdős-ligetes 100 holdja, a délutáni játékos foglalkozások, kirándulások és fürdés teszik vidám nyaralássá a nyári iskolát. A park New York államban, Buffaló városától délkeletre 75 mérföldnyi távolságra fekszik Fillmore község határában. Már szervezzük idei nyári iskolánkat, és lehet jelentkezni. Akit érdekel a részvétel - mint diákot vagy mint tanárt -, annak kérdéseire szívesen válaszolunk. További felvilágosítás és jelentkezési ív kapható az alábbi címeken: Hungarian Scout Association P. O. Box 68, Garfield, NJ 07026-0068. Tel.: (201) 772-8810 Dr. Papp Klára, igazgató 4111 Ciremos Terrace, Louisville, KY 40241. Tel.: (502) 425-2454 Dr. Papp Gábor 16403 Southland Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44111. Tel.: (216) 671-0669 Member named boro’s ’Citizen of the Year’ From the Advance Leader VERONA, PA — Phyllis Cosnotti, secretary of William Penn Branch 8057 Verona, was recently selected for her volunteer efforts to be Verona Citizen of the Year for 1990. She was chosen through com­munity nomination and a vote of the Gateway Publications editorial board. A lifelong resident of Vero­na, Phyllis contributes her time and energy to many groups, including Riverview Community Action Corp. in neighboring Oakmont, the local Meals on Wheels pro­gram, St. Joseph’s Church Guild and the William Penn Association. Phyllis has found a surrogate family of sorts as a member of the ReCreations clown group at Unity Presbyterian Church. The colorfully costumed group regularly visits elderly patients at Oakmont Nursing Center and Presbyterian Sen­­iorCare in addition to making special appearances at holiday parades and festivals. Phyllis hopes to contribute more of her talents at Wood­­side Place, a facility for those suffering from Alzheimer’s disease which is under con­struction. An experienced craft maker, she is looking forward to helping future Woodside residents with quilt­ing or other therapeutic projects. She has come to know a number of local residents from her jobs as temporary house­keeper and nanny for needy families, and credits both her parents for teaching her the importance of helping others. We at the William Perm join the residents of Verona in salut­ing Phyllis and congratulate her on earning this recognition. She is an excellent example of what a true fratemalist should be. WILLIAM PENN ASSOCIATION HUNGARY TOUR ’91 AUGUST 8-22,1991 Explore Budapest, Vienna, Sopron, Lake Balaton, Pecs, and other Hungarian cities and sites! Join in the celebration of St. Stephen’s Day at an outdoor mass with Pope John Paul II! RESERVATION FORM FULL NAME: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: ZIP: PHONE: (Home)_____________________________(Work)___________________ ACCOMMODATIONS: □ DOUBLE OCCUPANCY - $2,669.00 PER PERSON* □ SINGLE OCCUPANCY-$3,169.00 PER PERSON* CITY OF DEPARTURE: SIGNATURE: Send this form along with your deposit of $350.00 per person payable to: “Fugazy International Travel” to: William Penn Hungary Tour, Fugazy International Travel 770 U.S. Highway No. 1, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 'Prices are for New York departure. All airfares are subject to change without notice. Land prices guaranteed at time of booking. PLEASE, one person per form. Copies of this form may be made. ARTICLES AND PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE MAY ISSUE OF THE WILLIAM PENN LIFE ARE DUE IN OUR OFFICE BY MAY 3, 1991

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