Bethlen Naptár, 1980 (Ligonier)

Paul Kovács: Do You Know?

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any time. The patient Van is used to transport our residents to and from the shopping areas. The Bethlen Home Bowlers get together once a week at the local bowling alley. Picnics, sightseeing and other interesting activities are planned for the residents.

Companionship and relating to others is an important part of the Activity program. There are opportunities for individual and group participation.

The support for the Bethlen Home comes from the charges for room and board, either by self-paying residents or third party payers such as Medicaid. About 4 percent of the operating costs are contributed by the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America, personal donations from friends of the Home and churches of Hungarian background.

Contributions come to us in large and small amounts. All contributions are needed and gratefully received.

If you plan to remember the Bethlen Home in your WiB, use the following form in order that the wording is correct.

“I give and bequeath to the Bethlen Home, a non-profit corporation organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the

sum of $.....................................dollars for the general use and purpose

of said non-profit corporation in its work with the aging. This bequest is given as a living memorial to the memory of:

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