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

1978-10-01 / 4. szám

ÁRPÁD GEORGE:

From the

OFFICE

of the

PRESIDENT

Rev. Bertalan with 1 alorie Goodall

On September 9th the fifth Hungarian Festival was held at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmsdel, New Jersey. The number of the visitors participating in the festival yearly exceeds the 5,000 figure. The daily performances culminate in the stage program starting at 4 o'clock. The festival orchestra was led by Elemer Horvath. The principle performers in the

STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION Title of Publication — Fraternity.

Frequency of Issue — Four (4) times a year.

Location of Publication — Bethlen Press, Inc., Ligonier, Pa. 15658. Publisher — Hungarian Reformed Federation of America.

Editor — Rt. Reverend Arpad George, President of the H. R. F. A.

P.O. Box 34917, Washington, D. C. 20034.

Owner — Hungarian Reformed Federation of America.

P.O. Box 34917, Washington D. C. 20034.

No share holders — Non-Profit.

Total No. of Copies printed — 14.310. Mail Subscriptions — 14,010. Free Distribution 100. Total Distribution — 14,110. Office use, leftover, unaccounted for, spoiled after printing — 200.

I certify that the statements made above are correct and complete.

Sándor E. Chomos, Mgr. Bethlen Press, Inc.

Ligonier, Pa. 15658

presentation of the mini version of the Császár Princess operetta were Valorie Goodall and Tibor Kelen. Plaza activities beginning at 11:00 o’clock included a Soccer match, a parade of flags, folk dancing, cultural displays, a book fair and a forum for Hungarian writers and poets. A variety of delicious Hungarian food was served throughout the day.

Left to right: William C. Reese, Employment Supervisor and newly elected President; Francis P. Cotter, Westinghouse Corp. Vice President of Government Affairs, Washington, D.C.; William Szuch, 37 years service with Westinghouse Corp., Sharon, Pa., and Richard L. Schwab, General Manager, Medium Power Transformer, Sharon Westinghouse.

Mr. William Szuch one of our Vice Presidents was tlte president of the Sharon Westinghouse Veteran Employees Association, a voluntary organization of 1,651 active members, and 1,300 others who are retired. An employee must have at least 20 years service with the company to join. 400 members attended the annual dinner-dance held on October 21st at St. Michael's Center in Hermitage, Pa.

The new president of the association is William C. Reese, employment supervisor, succeeding William Szuch, a fitter, assuming office on November 6th. Other officers are industrial engineer Robert V olfinger, vice president, secretary-stenographer Frances Trotta, secretary, and computer programmer Haydn Hughes, treasurer. Szuch becomes the junior past president and Adam Krukar, the senior past president, V illiam Nigro, a core builder, is the new director, succeeding the current senior past president Lawrence Campbell who goes off the hoard.

THE NATIONAL OFFICERS OF THE HUNGARIAN REFORMED FEDERATION OF AMERICA

Wishes you a blessed Christmas and a happy, peaceful New Year.

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