William Penn Life, 2004 (39. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2004-03-01 / 3. szám
For Starters Members invited to join the WPA for a springtime adventure in Hungary Secure your future with a WPA tax-deferred annuity. New 9-Year 6.00% Surrender Charge Annuity New 5-Year 5.50% Surrender Charge Annuity New No Surrender |" A AO/ Charge Annuity Jivv/0 For more information about our annuity plans, contact your local WPA representative or our Home Office toll-free at 1-800-848-PENN. PITTSBURGH — Enjoy the spring flowers in Hungary this year and have an adventure that will give you lasting memories. Join the "Adventure in Hungary Tour" sponsored by the WPA and Magyar Marketing. The tour leaves May 29 and returns June 8. In between, you will visit Budapest and all its sights, including the Castle District, Gellert Hegy, Parliament and the Danube. The tour also features a special trip to see the famous Danube Bend as well as a visit to the newly renovated castle at Godollo. Your adventure will include a visit to the Spring Pentecost Festival in the quaint town of Szentendre. The festival features performances by dance and choral groups, demonstra(jóÁ* ShnoK, fa. Br. 296 Springdale, PA LEECHBURG, PA — Congratulations to longtime member John Simon who will be inducted into the Leechburg Hall of Fame March 7 during a dinner in his honor at the Gilpin Fire Hall. John earned this honor through a lifetime of service to his community. He is a true fratemalist in every sense of the word. Bom and raised in Leechburg, John spent the first 83 years of his life there before he and his wife Gertie moved to Fayetteville, Ga., last year to live with their children and grandchildren. Up until that time, John was a fixture throughout the community. It would take a special edition of the William Penn Life to list all of his activities, accomplishments and honors. Following three-and-a-half years of active duty in the U.S. Army during World War II, John returned to Leechburg where he worked for 34 years at Allegheny Ludlum Steel. In his free time, he was active in tions by local artisans and a wonderful array of Hungarian foods. The tour will make a short visit to Kosice in Slovakia (formerly the Hungarian city of Kassa). Guests will also stay in the renovated castle/hotel at Lillafüred. You will also visit the Hortobágy and see one of its wonderful horse shows. And did we mention visits to Kalocsa, Szeged, Opusztaszer, Lake Balaton and Herend? To plan your adventure in Hungary with the WPA, please call Elizabeth Szabó at Magyar Marketing at 1-800-786-7851. Arrangements can also be made for tour guests who wish to extend their stay in Hungary beyond the end of the tour itinerary. the affairs of Branch 296 and was a member of his church council for 19 years, a leader in the local Elks Club, a 50- year-plus member and president of the Leechburg Voluntary Fire Company, a charter member of the Leechburg Jr. Chamber of Commerce, an honorary life member of the American Legion, chairman of the Leechburg War Memorial committee and an organizer of the local Memorial Day parade for 57 years. He used his woodworking and carpentry skills to make free splints for local patients and to remodel both the local Church of God and the Elks Club. Despite some health problems, John and Gertie will be traveling to Leechburg for the dinner March 7. If you would like to join those honoring John that evening, please call 724- 845-2244 for more information and reservations. Spotlight 2 William Pen Life, March 2004
