Fraternity-Testvériség, 1985 (63. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1985-01-01 / 1. szám
FRATERNITY Page 23 Csekey László, Br. 214, Manville, NJ Denes Zoltán, Br. 50, Buffalo, NJ Droppa Paul A., Br. 165, Akron, OH Eszlari Andrew Jr., Br. 15, Pittsburgh, PA Farkas Mrs. Matthias Jr., Br. 165, Akron, OH Rev. Fejes László, Br. 408, Pt. Colborne, Ont. Gyopos Julia, Br. 35, Detroit, Ml Helmaczi, Mrs. Andrew, Br. 100, Chicago, IL Horvath Stephen, Br. 52, South Norwalk, CT Jerry Benjamin, Br. 6, Homestead, PA Kasas Esther G., Br. 369, Manhattan, NY Katko, Mrs. Steven, Br. 85, Brownsville, PA Medve, Mrs. Stephen, Br. 126, Daisytown, PA Mehrbrodt Sophie, Br. 4, Cleveland, OH Mercs Amelia S., Br. 61, Dayton, OH Mester Elizabeth, Br. 250, Woodbridge, NJ Nagy Alexander, Br. 300, Washington, D.C. Nagy Louis, Br. 302, New Brunswick, NJ Ozsvath John, Br. 2, Cleveland, OH Race Frank T., Br. 165, Akron, OH Rambuszek Julia, Br. 13, Passaic, NJ Rappe John A., Br. 52, South Norwalk, CT Regotti Rudolf, Br. 355, Smithton, PA Sasko, Mrs. Andrew, Br. 26, Lower Burrell, PA Siree Helen, Br. 4, Cleveland, OH Tabaka Helen E., Br. 330, Toms River, NJ Tarpay Kalman, Br. 235, Pittsburgh, PA Tulai Emma M., Br. 153, Morgantown, WV Vargo Albert A., Br. 21, Toledo, OH Wadas Elizabeth, Br. 300, Washington, D.C. Yelenick Helen, Br. 213, Pecks Mill, WV Yesso, Mrs. Andrew, Br. 4, Cleveland, OH DECEMBER 1984 Borso Steve, Br. 31, Lorain, OH Champis Theresa, Br. 50, Buffalo, NY Cullen, Mrs. William, Br. 52, Norwalk, CT Jantek Frank, Br. 134, Duquesne, PA Rev. Kosa Andrew, Br. 302, New Brunswick, NJ Papay Bela, Br. 1, Bridgeport, CT Polgar Leslie, Br. 5, Bethlehem, PA Simon Joseph, Br. 144, Carteret, NJ JANUARY 1985 Balazsi, Mrs. James, Br. 63, Fairfield, CT Bales John, Br. 330, Paterson, NJ Basko Elizabeth, Br. 226, Richeyville, PA Bernardo Domenick, Br. 15, Pittsburgh, PA Csompi Andrew, Br. 68, Columbus, OH Danko Julia, Br. 4, Cleveland, OH De Bacco Mary L., Br. 22, Youngstown, OH Kohut Ella, Br. 300, Washington, D.C. Kollus Louis G., Br. 22, Youngstown, OH Koos Steve, Br. 31, Lorain, OH Kormendy Steven, Br. 4, Cleveland, OH Larsen Elizabeth, Br. 80, Perth Amboy, NJ Mathe, Mrs. Gustav, Br. 302, New Brunswick, NJ Mathews Helen D., Br. 300, Washington, D.C. Matyók, Mrs. Joseph, Br. 300, Washington, D.L. Molnár, Mrs. Arpad, Br. 20, Trenton, NJ Monar Nichoas, Br. 35, Detroit, Ml Mesterhazy Szabolcs, Br. 35, Detroit, Ml Nagy Géza, Br. 1, Fairfield, CT Pazar Irma, Br. 300, Washington, D.C. Prekop Vilma, Br. 21, Toledo, OH Princze Mary, Br. 2, Cleveland, OH Podojak, Mrs. Nick, Br. 300, Washington, D.C. Rasky Joseph, Br. 302, New Brunswick, NJ Rethi Margaret, Br. 2, Cleveland, OH Siska Anna, Br. 227, Warren, OH Stromp, Mrs. Joseph, Br. 299, Uniontown, PA Szava Rozalia, Br. 4, Cleveland, OH Sztropkai, Mrs. Alexander, Br. 3, Painesville, OH Togyer Adnrew B., Br. 379, Los Angeles, CA Varga William, Br. 69, Columbus, OH FEBRUARY 1985 Beky, Mrs. Zoltán, Br. 300, Washington, D.C. Broczak, Mrs. John, Br. 20, Trenton, NJ Cheke James L„ Br. 202, Duquesne, PA Foris Stephen Jr., Br. 1, Fairfield, CT Halula Cynthia L-, Br. 67, Sharon, PA Rev. Hunyady L. Ladislaus, Br. 313, Colonia, NJ Komaromi Michael, Br. 22, Youngstown, OH Lovas Bert, Br. 35, Detroit, Ml Lukacs Elizabeth, Br. 1, Fairfield, CT Matusz Joseph Jr., Br. 80, Perth Amboy, NJ Moyer Velma, Br. 300, Washington, D.C. Papp Gabriel, Br. 35, Detroit, Ml Rodriguez Gregory, Br. 2, Cleveland, OH Sage Elizabeth, Br. 370, Miami, FL Sapos David E., Br. 202, Duquesne, PA Toth Emma, Br. 144, Carteret, NJ Vadon Bertalan, Br. 20, Trenton, NJ Vegh Daniel, Br. 300, Washington, D.C. HUNGARIAN STUDIES ANNUAL SUMMER PROGRAM June 10 - July 19, 1985 An intensive six-week program in Hungarian Studies (language, history, culture) will be held on the campus of Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio. Whether you are a graduate student interested in language proficiency or a person who would like to know more about an important part of the world, this is the course for you. There will be on-campus activities with special lectures by invited speakers & excursions to Hungarian-Ameri- can communities in the area. 9 to 18 quarter credit hours from Portland State University can be earned. You must be at least sixteen years of age — for additional information write to: Dr. Andrew Ludanyi, Hungarian Studies PO Box 112, Ada, OH 45810 The Hungarian Reformed Federation supports the work with a partial scholarship of $500. Ed.
