Fraternity-Testvériség, 1989 (67. évfolyam, 1-3. szám)
1989-07-01 / 3. szám
FRATERNITY 9 Page 25 are happy to share with our readers. In her letter to us, she wrote that she was proud to be Hungarian and enjoyed sharing the language and customs with many of her friends. Also she was proud to be a member of the HRFA. GRANDMA As she sat across the room from me, Tn her face a story did I see. Vs she slowly rocked in her rocking chair, he smoothed from her face a few strands of wispy hite hair. ?r mouth revealed a toothless smile; oticed her wrinkles and all the while, itened intently as she began to tell 3 of her stories she knows so well. Grandma, told me of a better day and time ugh a cute little parable and rhyme; story of the greatest man in her life, one who was with her in times of pain and strife. oou,” she said softly, "is the light and the way. He brightens up every single day. Without Him, life would not be worth living. Imagine existence without time, love and giving." And as she looked upon me, I could see, Just how much she loved me. By: Martha Kúr ROSA RÓZSAHEGYI is a Member of Branch 2. She is pursuing her major course of study at John Carroll University in the field of Psychology. However, she will be spending her upcoming junior year participating in an international studies program at the University of Salzburg in Austria. There she will focus her attention on her minor, which is German. After a year, she hopes to become fluent in German. She feels that this can only broaden her career opportunities. A goal of hers would be to work in Europe someday utilizing her German and Hungarian skills. ANDREA S. TABOR, Member of Branch 352, was recommended for scholarship by our Branch Manager, Mr. Ed Bihary. Andrea made the Dean's list for the winter quarter at Cleveland State University where she is majoring in Elementary Education. She writes: "I would like the chance to work with the entire spectrum of students from the "At Risk" to the accelerated and gifted students. The areas of concentration are reading, science and bilingual—English as a second language —classes." In her spare time Andrea teaches English in the English language Sunday School at the Cleveland West Side Hungarian Reformed Church. She is known to be a very conscientious, capable and caring teacher. Andrea has taught a variety of age groups and abilities including gifted and accelerated students in her classes. She has prepared her own materials and involved the children in and out of class. We are grateful to her pastor, Rev. Elek Aaron, the assistant pastor, Rev. István Slakovitz and Mr. Ed Bihary for having recommended that Andrea receive a scholarship from the Federation. DONATIONS TO STUDENT AID $2500.00 Margareta Oláh Estate Trust $1100.00 Mr. & Mrs. László Lipoczky $300.00 Mr. & Mrs. William B. Puskas $200.00 Rev. & Mrs. Imre Bertalan $100.00 Mr. & Mrs. Endre Csornán; Rev. & Mrs. Gabor Csordás; Mr. & Mrs. George Dózsa; Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Virgulák: "In Memory of Loved Ones." $50.00 Rev. & Mrs. László Bodor; Mr. & Mrs. László Fecske; Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kish; Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Molnár $35.00 Mr. & Mrs. William Nicholas $30.00 Br. 176 c/o Mr. Julius Simon; Mr. & Mrs. John Toth $11.50 Mrs. M. Jávor
