Fraternity-Testvériség, 2003 (81. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
2003-10-01 / 4. szám
Page 12 TESTVÉRISÉG Sara, who came all the way from Frankenmuth, Michigan, to be with us. Also a big “thank you” to all the people who brought side dishes for our barbeque and to those who donated to our successful raffle. Honored were: For 25-year membership: John Albert Bujdoso; Louis Bunna; Elizabeth A. Eldridge; Debra Kish; Steve Töltési; Helen Ilona Szabó; and Kathryn E. Szőke. For 50-year membership: Zoltán Ambrus; Judy A. Elmore; Klothilde Fulop; and Elizabeth A. Töltési. For 60-year membership: Gizella Ambrus; Irene Ambrus; Ernest Antal-Arthur; Mary Boka; John Bujdoso, Jr.; Julia Bujdoso; Jolán Bolash; Anna Bunna; Olga Charbonneau; Frank S. Kender; Helen M. Kester; Margaret J. Nagy; Elizabeth V. Poti; Desider Tarkanyi; Ethel Teghze-Gerber; and Louise Vespremi. For 70-year membership: Julius Dazy, Jr. and Mrs. Paul Keller. Adults and children enjoying the food. Our 50-year members. Branch Manager Ilona Szabó honors our oldest branch member, Mrs. Paul Keller. Jolanka Bolash, a member for over 60 years, receiving her certificate and membeship pin. We thank our faithful members for their loyalty to the HRFA. May God richly bless their lives. Welcome New Members Our branch extends a warm welcome to its new young members: John A. Bujdoso, grandson of our Branch President John Bujdoso, Jr. “Little” John is an avid hockey player and is a member of the Bull Dogs, a hockey team in Trenton, Michigan. He is 10 years old and represents the third generation Bujdoso family in the HRFA. Devin Ray Minerva, who is five years old. His proud parents are Valerie Lee and Scott R. Minerva. We wish God’s blessings on our young members and their families. John A. Bujdoso Devin Ray Minerva A Blessed Christmas to the members and friends of our branch. Helen Ilona Szabó Tel: 734-284-7344 Branch 134 - Greater Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania We hosted a “fraternal day” cook-out on September 20, 2003, on the backyard grounds of the Duquesne Hungarian Reformed Church. Thirty-five members and guests attended. The “szalona sütés” (bacon fry) was the highlight of the menu, along with the usual hot dogs, hamburgers, kolbász, ham, the many side dishes, desserts, and snacks. The children enjoyed playing games and romping around the beautiful property behind the church and parsonage. After the “feast," the adults spent the rest of the afternoon in fellowship, enjoying the beautiful sunshine. A great time was had by all. We are ever grateful to my home church here in Duquesne for granting us the use of the church facilities for our meetings and activities. We participated in the Christmas Shoe Box Program by preparing shoe boxes of gifts for Christmas to needy children around the world. Our boxes were filled to overflowing with so many wonderful things for boys and girls in different age groups. We know that the children who receive them will certainly be delighted.
