William Penn Life, 1978 (13. évfolyam, 1. szám)
1978-01-01 / 1. szám
APPLICATION THIRD ANNUAL TRIP TO HUNGARY I hereby make reservations for Charter Flight leaving Greater Pittsburgh International Airport Tuesday, August 1, 1978 for Budapest, Hungary. My deposit of $150.00 is enclosed. I would like to participate in the following land tour/s in Hungary. (Check desired tour or tours) □ Tour No. 1 - Northeast Hungary - Friday, August 4th to Thursday, August 10th. (7 days) □ Tour No. 2 - Trans-Danubia (Dunántúl) from Monday, August 14th to Saturday the 19th. (6 days) □ Tour No. 3 - Great Plains Tour - Tuesday, August 16th to Friday, August 18th. (4 days) Name____________________________________________________________ Street____________________________________________________________ City____________________________State_____________Zip_____________ Telephone (Area Code___)___________Member of Branch No____________ □ Social Member □ Beneficial Member Third Annual Trip To Hungary (Continued from Page 1) payable to First State Savings and Loan Association, however, the application and check should be mailed to William Penn Association, 429 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., 15219. All William Penn Beneficial Members as well as William Penn Social Members are eligible to participate in this trip. If you are not a William Penn Beneficial Member please send $10.00 additional for Annual Social Membership fee. Arrangements have been made with the Hungarian World Federation (Magyarok Vilagszovetsege) in Hungary to prepare three land tours in the various sections of Hungary. These tours have been so arranged that a trip participant may go on two different land tours if he so desires. Please be sure to indicate your selection on the application form. Tour No. 1 will cover Northeast Hungary. The trip will be from Friday, August 4th returning to Budapest on Thursday the 10th. This is a seven day tour and will include such cities as Hatvan, Gyöngyös, Eger, Miskolc, Sárospatak, Tokaj, Debreczen, Hortobágy, Szolnok and Jaszereny. Land tour No. 2 is called the Trans- Danubia tour and this will be a six day tour from Monday, August 14th to Saturday, August 19th. Cities to be visited will include Esztergom, Győr, Pannonhalma, Sopron, Kőszeg, Jak, Sárvár, Kesthely, Lake Balaton, Abbey at Tihany, Szekesfervar. We have tentatively set up Tour No. 3 which would be known as the Great Plains Tour and would last four days. It would leave Budapest Tuesday, August 15th, 1978 and return Friday, August 18, 1978. Some of the cities that would be visited would be Kecskemet, Szeged, Békéscsaba, Hajduszoboszlo and Pecs. The air flight will return from Budapest leaving Tuesday, August 22, 1978 and arriving in Pittsburgh that evening, that is, August 22nd. All land tours include bus transportation, meals and double occupancy in rooms. For all those who submit an application for the Third Annual Tour To Hungary the Home Office will send a detailed explanation including costs. We wish to reiterate that space will be limited to 182 people, therefore those who apply first will be given first consideration. Fraternalism Is A Family Affair The National Fraternal Congress of America, which represents over one hundred fraternal benefit societies in the United States has had as its theme for two years now: “FRATERNALISM IS A FAMILY AFFAIR”. The fraternal benefit societies are perhaps the most logical group in the country to help straighten out some of the many misunderstandings in this country because of the lack of communication. In the family where there is good communication between parents and children, between parents themselves and between siblings, there is an exemplary family life and there is much happiness. If this good aspect of life could be instilled into more families through fraternal activities, it should be done. The William Penn Association is a member of the National Fraternal Congress of America and our National President serves on its Executive Board. The William Penn Board of Directors has agreed to support all national movements of the Congress’ Family Life program. We urge all of our Branch Officers and their members to cooperate and assist whenever called upon to do so. Let us see if we can’t, with united fraternal effort, steer the course of this topsy-turvy world into the right direction. * # Opportunity is often disguised as hard work.Rita Waskiewicz, Elmer Charles, Joli Gabor, Elizabeth R. Nagy, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kohut.
