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

1991-07-01 / 7. szám

Page 8, William Penn Life, July 1991

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Pittsburgh area to celebrate 75 th anniversary of Hungarian Day

exciting rides.

Hungarian Day is being sponsored by the Hungarian Ethnic Group of Western Pennsylvania. For more information and reduced price advance sale tickets, call Rose Gerzsenyi at (412) 864-0042.

Bill of Rights continues tour of eastern seaboard

PITTSBURGH - In August 1916, Hungarians from around the greater Pittsburgh area gathered on St. Stephen’s Day to celebrate their very first Hungarian Day.

On July 31, 1991, Hungarians from around Pittsburgh will mark the 75th anniversary of that first Hungarian Day with festivities at Kennywood Park, located in West Mifflin.

This year’s event will once again be a day for Hungarians of all religious, social and professional affiliations to celebrate as one their common folk traditions.

The event will feature delicious

COOKBOOK

HUNGARIAN SPECIALTIES and

OTHER FAVORITES

Net proceeds to benefit the William Penn Association Scholarship Foundation

DONATION: $5.00/copy

Send check or money order to: WILLIAM PENN SCHOLARSHIP FUND P.O. Box 438 New Brunswick, NJ 08903

The largest operating wooden sailing ship in the world is marking the Bicentennial of the Bill of Rights with a tour along the east coast of the United States.

The H.M.S. Rose began its tour in April and will conclude it in December. During that time it will tour the entire coast from Maine to Florida, making 25 ports of call so that school children can visit the ship and see displays of historic documents and artifacts connected with the Bill of Rights.

The original copy of the Bill of Rights sent to Rhode Island for ratification will be the centerpiece of the displays.

The remaining scheduled ports of call are:

Albany, NY........July 27-Aug.l

New York................Aug. 2-24

Pt. Jefferson, NY ... Aug. 25-27

Newport, RI...........Aug. 28-30

Boston..........Aug. 31-Sept. 18

Portsmouth, NH .. .Sept. 19-23

Portland, ME...........Sept. 24-27

Boston............Sept. 29-Oct. 1

Providence, RI ..........Oct. 2-7

Bristol, RI................Oct. 8-14

Newport, RI............Oct. 16-20

Bridgeport................Oct. 23-26

Huntington, NY..........Oct. 27

Atlantic City .. Oct. 30-Nov. 6

Baltimore..................Nov. 8-13

Annapolis, MD .... Nov. 15-24 Wilmington ... Nov. 26-Dec. 3 Philadelphia..............Dec. 5-16

School groups and children will be admitted to the ship and displays free of charge, and a $5 contribution will be suggested for others.

All proceeds will benefit the Rose Foundation, Save the Children Foundation and the 1992 U.S. Olympic Team.

The perfect place to get away from it all - anytime of year

Penn Scenic View

• IDEAL FOR BRANCH ACTIVITIES & FAMILY WEEKENDS •

• 150 acres in the beautiful Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania •

• Accommodations for groups of 2 to 80 people •

• Cabins & lodges featuring full utilities & kitchen facilities •

• Minutes away from Seven Springs and Hidden Valley ski resorts •

To plan your branch or family gathering at Penn Scenic View

CALL 1-412-462-4300

Penn Scenic View is owned and operated by the William Penn Association

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homemade Hungarian food, a display of Hungarian arts and crafts, a program of Hungarian music and folk dancing, and open dancing for all guests.

Of course, throughout the day guests can also explore the park and enjoy its many fun games and