William Penn Life, 2003 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2003-03-01 / 3. szám
2003 WPA Schedule of Events May 23-25 60th Annual Bowling Tournament & Scholarship Days Pittsburgh, PA June 7 Hungarian Festival New Brunswick, NJ June 21 Join Hands Day June 23-July 4 WPA-sponsored tour of Hungary July 11-12 20th Annual Golf Tournament Greensburg, PA August 3-9 Hungarian Language Camp Penn Scenic View September 1-3 35th General Convention Pittsburgh, PA September 13 Third Annual WPA Fraternal Picnic Penn■ Scenic View For Starters Students soughts for 14th Annual Hungarian Language Camp ROCKWOOD, PA ~ The Home Office is accepting reservations for the WPA's 14th annual Hungarian Language Camp. If you've always wanted to leam a little Hungarian, or if you've thought about brushing up your Hungarian language skills, then our week-long camp may be just what you need. The camp will be held Aug. 3 to 9 at Penn Scenic View in Rockwood, Pa., located in the beautiful Laurel Highlands. Students will receive 25 hours of instruction over five days from experienced, friendly instructors. The level of instruction will be based on the needs of those who enroll, but most likely, instruction will be offered at two levels: a beginners class for those with little or no knowledge of Hungarian; and an intermediate class for students wishing to enhance their current Hungarian language skills. The camp is open to all WPA adult life-benefit members. Cost for the week is $250 per person. This price includes all instruction and instruction materials, all meals and six nights accommodations in Penn Scenic View's lodges. To make your reservation, send your name, address, phone number and WPA policy number-along with a $50 per person deposit-to Language Camp, William Penn Association, 709 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15233. All reservations are due by July! For more information, call us tollfree at 1-800-848-7366. Travel to Hungary with the WPA PITTSBURGH — Reservations are being accepted for this summer's WPA-sponsored tour to Hungary. The tour will depart from the United States on June 23 and return on July 4. The tour group will arrive in Budapest on June 24, and after a brief tour of the city by bus, will see the newly renovated castle at Godollo and then pay a visit to the unique village of HoIIoko, a living museum village which is as charming as the people that will greet you. The tour will also include visits to the historic sights of Eger, Lillafüred, Kassa, the Hortobágy with unique animals and a horseshow. Other highlights will include Kalocsa and the famous spa resort in Heviz. Many other exciting adventures are in store, including a dinner cruise on the Danube. For more information on this exciting tour, call Elizabeth Szabó at Magyar Marketing at 1-800-786-7851. More information can also be obtained by visiting their website at www.magyarrmrketing.com. Convention Update The General Convention-the WPA’s governing body-will convene Sept. I -3, 2003, in Pittsburgh. In preparation for this important event, the WPA recently announced the establishment of the Convention’s Delegate Districts. It is from these Delegate Districts that the Convention’s elected delegates will be chosen. These elected delegates are charged with the duty of representing the members in their district, ensuring those members’ voices are heard as the Association makes decisions which will affect its activities over the next four years. Which Delegate District has your branch been assigned to? Find out by turning to Pages 22 and 23 of this issue. To learn how Delegate Districts are created, see Page 21. And, be sure to check the April issue of the William Penn Life to learn when and where your Delegate District elections will be held. 2 Williu Pen Life, March 2003
