Fraternity-Testvériség, 1978 (56. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)

1978-04-01 / 2. szám

1977 DEBUTANTES

Left to right: Kathy Balia, Laurie Catterall, Kathy Bednar- ski, and Barbara Wargo.

hope that other churches and groups will follow their fine example and continue their support of the Bethlen Home.

It is most gratifying to have a Church group dedicated to the concern of others.

The Bethlen Home has given Christian care and love to many orphans and more especially to our elderly. It is more important now than ever before, with the inflation spiral affecting all institutions, that

1977 DEBUTANTES

Left to right: Cindy Malls, Leszie Zak, Vanessa Behrend, Eva Elek and Laura Forker. (Photos by Tibor Gasparik)

we solicit your donations. This will enable us to care for our elderly and give them the proper care in their twilight years.

May God bless the pastor and members of this Church and all of those supporting our charitable endeavors. (E.E.V.)

The Portland String Quartet invites you to a unique Summer Session for Strings —

The Third Annual String Quartet Workshop at Sugarloaf Mountain near Kingfield, Maine, offers a lively and diversified program for beginning, intermediate and advanced applicants.

Rehearsals, master classes, and coaching sessions are conducted daily by members of the Portland String Quartet. The workshop runs from July 23rd to August 5th and is limited to 32 players.

A limited number of partial or full scholarships may be awerded on the basis of musical ability and financial need. For those concerned, three units of credit are being offered by the University of Maine at Portland-Gorham for this workshop.

For information write to: 397 Stevens Avenue, Portland, Maine 04103 or call 207—773-0544.

HUNGARIAN SCOUT ASSOCIATION

The editor received a circular from the Hungarian Scout Association dated April, 1978. It was an appeal to subsidize their Sik Sándor Scout Park in Fiimore, N.Y. It is located 60 miles west of Buffalo, N.Y. In order to continue the Hungarian Scout work the Association needs $30,000 to comply with the requests of the laws of New York State. During the past 15 years mope than 2,000 scouts received instructions and diplomas. The long list of deficiencies contain such violations as:

1. building new roads and repair of present roads;

2. must drill a new well and the present wells must meet the standards made mandatory by law;

3. new septic tanks must be installed;

4. showers must have hot and cold water outlets;

5. All fire hazards must be eliminated in the present barracks;

6. The central kitchen must be enlarged and with the clinic meet the requirements of health standards.

Please mail your IRS tax deductible donation to the Hungarian Scout Association, P.O. Box 68, Garfield. N.J. 07026. (A.G. )

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