Bethlen Naptár, 1981 (Ligonier)
Rev. N. Novák: Church Youth Camp
1981 BETHLEN NAPTÁR 45 Bishop Desmond Parragh and, on one occasion, senior members of the camping youths. In the early evening the campers were free to choose between six workshops. Stained glass design was taught by Rev. László Medgyessy, Hungarian folk dances by Mrs. Szabó of Detroit. The group of Spiritual Interests was led by Rev. Coralyn Medgyessy, the Hungarian Heritage group by Rev. Paul Mező of Toronto, Canada. A Leadership Seminar was conducted by Miss Ethel Molnár and Principal Frank Nagy of Toledo. Teacher of the Dramatic Photography class was Rev. Louis Illés of Duquesne, who also served as associate camp director. After dark representative arrays of color slides were shown of the Holy Land and of Hungary. One film, dealing with juvenile delinquency, was projected — at the request of the 16-and-over group — at 4 o’clock in the morning! (How about that for a dramatic effect!) Wednesday we visited the Bethlen Home in Ligonier. At the recently completed Meeting Hall packed to capacity Rt. Rev. Árpád George and Elmer E. Vargo, chief exectuives of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America presented their
