Fraternity-Testvériség, 1986 (64. évfolyam, 1-3. szám)
1986-07-01 / 3. szám
FRATERNITY Page 17 be always thankful to my parents for helping me to come to America, where I’ll have the opportunity to have everything I always dreamed about.” BRANCH 62 - HAMMOND, IN The 14th Annual International Culture Festival and Lacare, Arts/Crafts Fair was a celebration of the cultural and ethnic diversity of Northwest Indiana. This year there were 88 booths in the ethnic market place offering the delicacies of over 20 nations. We are proud of Maria who was a new participant in this festival and earned much praise with her delicious bakery. The Times, a local paper of Hammond, quotes her as follows: “I realized there was no Hungarian booth here so I organized one. We’ll be selling homemade nut roll and popyseed rolls. We’re just kind of testing the water for the first time. Our country has a thousand-year history in Europe. I think it’s worthwhile to share it with other people. Our goal is to let them know we’re here.” Kovács is already planning for next year. She’d like to bring in a Hungarian dancing group to add her country’s traditions to the live entertainment. Booth of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America at the International Culture Festival, Hammond, IN, Magda Diosi, Maria Kovács, Gizella ó Andrea Lengyel. Mr. and Mrs. István Bujtor, Branch Manager, 45. házassági évfordulójukon. BRANCH 67 - SHARON, PA Branch 67 is proud to report having a member with the makings of a future Olympic Swimming Medal winner. Christine Zambon an eighth grade student attends Brookfield Area Schools and competes as a member of the Hubbard Swim Club. Highlighting her 1985- 1986 achievements are some of the following: One first place ribbon, fourteen gold medals, one second place ribbon, nine silver medals, one third place ribbon, four bronze medals and the Coaches Award for the most outstanding and most dedicated swimmer. During the most recent District Championships held by the Lake Erie Association Christines strong overall performance placed her eighth in the state of Ohio. Her competitive drive has carried into distant swimming events like the 1650 meter free style and the 400 meter individual medley. Although swimming may be the keystone to Christine’s interests she also makes time to enjoy school activities, friends and family. We are proud of this young ladies’ accomplishments and wish her the best as she goes for the Gold. Helen Szuch BRANCH 100 - HOBART, IN Installation of Rev. Zsolt Takacs, Pastor of the Gary, Indiana Church.
