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20 May, 2012
Helča! ! Mother of the whole chapter. She judges our ideas by her common sense and that’s why we prevent any issues.
Bláža. ! Modern hero fighting smoking and people who are insensitive to nature.
Eliška! Our president. Tough on everyone, but mostly on herself.
Endy! Loves his bohemian lifestyle and his hometown. He needs good coffee and friends to make him happy.
Terka! She’d love to live in Spain, but we wouldn’t give up this jewel of our organization.
Ferda! Motorcyclist who just needs a mentor to make great things happen.
Ondřej! Always ready to make every reasonable wish come true. Graphic and website designer, photographer.
Helča! ! If she loved her secretary work as much as food, she’d be the most productive secretary on the world.
Pepa! You hear politician in every word he says. His life is driven by women.
Ivča! Even though she loves venomous snakes and tuned cars, she is still tiny and cute girl.
Helena! The best housewife and cook. Whatever she cooks is a magnet at our PTPI events.
The European Voluntary Service project "Growing Up in Europe!"
starts on March 1st and ends December 1st.
The participants are Megan Cooper from the UK and Anna Chub from Ukraine.
This year’s conference was organized by the Hungarian chapter in Pécs. The multicultural town hosted PTPI members from Europe and USA together with two members of our chapter (Eliška Vránová, Lucie Daňková) for four days. Couple of them participated in a program in Budapest couple of days before the conference. We had to vote for the new PTPI European president and other officers, there was a Board of Trustees meeting, but we enjoyed rich cultural program too. We went sightseeing in Pécs and its’s surroundings, we tried great Hungarian cuisine and wine. The friendly atmosphere then traveled to Šternberk where Rolf Dahlberd and Lars Poignant took part in a homestay project called “Check the Czech”.
Modern town with rich history, interesting cultural events and international car race Ecce Homo. We are encouraging you to visit the Šternberk castle – national cultural sight, and to take a tour around the town’s conservation area and try out the interactive information stands.