Fraternity-Testvériség, 2005 (83. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
2005-07-01 / 3. szám
Page 22 Fraternity- Testvériség came later in the day. However, as a meager consolation, the drinks lasted throughout the day. The picnic was profitable, as far as our clubs coffers went. There was a raffle and some great raffle prizes like complimentary hotel stays at two Marriott hotels. The music that was provided with our equipment was made even better with wonderful tapes from Zoli Karácsony this year. So our expenses were limited. We had great help from our members, who worked very hard in the groundwork of preparing the palatable Hungarian dishes, as well as serving the food and drinks. Special thanks to Holy Trinity Church and Father Skerl who -as always- lent us his helping hand and their kithchen. The local newspaper reporter came and spoke with the visitors and organizers. Among those interviewed by the media was one of our members, the 85 year-old Mrs. Marika Körömi, who inspite of her age does more than her share. Of course, thanks to all of our members who helped to make our picnic successful; their work was very important and greatly appreciated. Steve Mischak, Recording Secretary Tel: (219) 947-1825 Branch 202 JOIN HANDS DAY Members and friends of the First Hungarian Reformed Church of Pittsburgh collected 161 books and delivered them to the Pittsburg Recycling Depot. Gary Rnafler, member of Branch 202 Bert Olah, Branch Manager Tel: (412) 521-3412 Branch 182 —Flint, MI Branch Manager Sara Nagy and former Board Member Tibor Nagy have moved to their home in Florida and are in search of a new branch manager for their beloved Branch 182. Until the right candidate is found they will continue to serve the members to the best of their abilities. Branch 227 & 2 — Warren & Cleveland, OH On May 25, 2005, Marge Nicholas of Branch 227, Ed Szabó of Branch 2, and Bill Nicholas, Director from Ohio, took over 1,600 pieces of individually wrapped baked cookies for our veterans at the Veterans Hospital in Brecksville, Ohio. For this worthy project to honor our veterans, twenty- three women took part in preparing the home-made cookies. The women who participated are as follows: Christine O’Brien, Chelsea O’Brien, Victoria Lytle, Kayla Lytle, Barbara Sember, Maria Sember, Elizabeth Nagy, Shirley Painter, Jackie Kindle, Marge Beleny, Helen Ditchey, Anna Mary Gilanyi, Emma Love, Carol Klingensmith, Carol Burnfield, Gladys Barnhart, Janice Shay, Angie O’Brien, Janine Veits, Jo Anne Sedensky, Lynn Sedensky, Lucelle Szabó, and Marge Nicholas. Delivering the 1,600 cookies Six children helped to bag each cookie. The children are as follows: Kayla Lytle, Alexis Lytle, George Shay, Tommy Shay, Hanna Shay, and Hanna Nicholas. Ed Bihary of Branch 3 was unable to take part because of illness, and Emma Aros of Branch 31 gave a monetary gift for supplies. The 2 veterans: Mr. Bill Nicholas (Director of Ohio) and Ed Szabó (Manager of Branch 2)
