The Eighth Tribe, 1981 (8. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1981-11-01 / 11. szám
NoTember, 1981 THE EIGHTH TRIBE Page 3 publishing this magazine and other Hungarian-oriented literature. The present plan of a Hungarian Cultural and Educational Institute of the Eighth Tribe Foundation has nothing to do with the plans of the Bethlen Home to erect a building which would house the Home’s collection of memorabilia and provide day-rooms for those people living in the Home. The Eighth Tribe Foundation’s plan for the Institute is much broader, and includes all Hungarian-Americans. — Hopefully this will answer the questions sent to us. MEMBERSHIP CARD is a member in good standing of the Hungarian dCtgfttf) Uribe Jfounbatíon for the year of 1982 Sándor E. Chomos No.............. Executive President MEMBERSHIP IN THE HUNGARIAN EIGHTH TRIBE FOUNDAION: The Membership Cards for 1982 are ready (see above). Those who already paid their 1982 subscriptions and wish to be a member; additional $15.00 will qualify them for membership. Husband and wife one membership, unless they wish to have seperate membership for $15.00. DONATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO THE EIGHTH TRIBE FOUNDATION For the establishment of a Hungarian Cultural Institute for the preservation of our Hungarian Heritage. Total Donations till Szeptember 30, 1981 .............$3,518.00 Robert Chontos ...................................................... 10.00 North Versailles, Pennsylvania Joseph W. and Kay Toth ...................................... 50.00 Washington, Pennsylvania Total Donations till October 31, 1981.....................$3,578.00 — Give a Gift Subscription to your Children and Grandchildren — YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED TO KEEP THIS MAGAZINE ALIVE! BE AN ADVOCATE IN ITS BEHALF. Be a Representative of the Eighth Tribe and Earn Money! — Receive $2.50 for each $10.00 Subscription, or $5.00 for each $25.00 Membership in the Foundation. — Ideal Fund-raiser for churches, societies. — Call or write for more details to: Eighth Tribe, P. 0. Box 637, Ligonier, Pa. 15658. (412) 238-9244. Letters to the editor:— Dear Mr. Chomos: Thank you very much for publishing the tribute written by me in the memory of my beloved husband, Sándor S. Halvax, in the June issue of “The Eighth Tribe.” I have just returned from Hungary, and as I wrote you in my letter before my departure. I was very sorry that I could not attend the Eighh Tribe Conference in August, but I was unable to change my return ticket to an earlier date. I await with eager interest the full account about the Conference. I hope it had been a success both spiritually for those who attended it and financially for the establishment of the Hungarian Cultural and Educational Institute. Very truly youm, Magda E. Halvax Deerfield Beach, Florida Seeking Meitzensiefin Rosta. Need help and suggestions about who to contact, what to read or any information? Family name: Catherine Balázs 1825-1916 (U.S. spelling Balash) and Wendelin Schmidt who came to Cleveland, Ohio in 1867 from the same beautiful valley-town called Meitzensiefin (where is this,) Family belonged to a group or sect, that remained distinct and retained their customs until political pressure made this impossible and they emigrated to the U.S. Sincerely, Hopeful! Barbara Johnson 21 Maniton Street Northfield, MN 55057 “THE BAKERY RESTAURANT COOK BOOK” by Louis Szathmary, the proprietor of the world famous Bakery Restaurant: 2218 N. Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60614. Hardbound is $12.95. If this is attached to original, to order the price for Hungarians is $10.00 ineluding postage.
