Fraternity-Testvériség, 1994 (72. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1994-07-01 / 3. szám
FRATERNITY Page 15 The Regös Dance Group Continued from page 14 coming in contact with during his tenure. With two Fellowship Days behind us, it is our hope that we can continue to further cultivate the awareness of our Hungarian culture in each and everyone of us. A check made out to the Student Aid & Loan Fund in the amount of S1,872.78 representing the profit of this year’s event was presented to President George Dózsa. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all those who attended and to the tireless workers who were most generous in giving their time and effort. Michael Pauli, Jr., Director HERITAGE DAY CELEBRATED in DUQUESNE, PA M any members of Branch 134 participated and helped at the “Heritage Day” of the Hungarian Reformed Church of Duquesne, PA. Our very special thanks are extended to the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America for donating the Hungarian gulyás for this memorable occasion. Endre and Arlene Csornán were kind enough to come and make this delicious traditional dish. Endre is noted for being such an excellent “gulyás maker”! We certainly appreciate the generosity of the Federation and Endre and Arlene’s precious time and talent. Mrs. Betty Király and Endre Csornán, Secretary of the HRFA, in the kitchen of the Duquesne Pa., Church. Olga Darnay, Manager, Br. 134 L. to R.: Nick Balias, Sr., Endre Csornán and Lester Phillips. The beautiful Hungarian doll, made and donated by Lester's Mom, Mrs. Betty Phillips, was raffled, with proceeds going to the Duquesne Church. Nick and the Phillips’ are members of PA Br. 134.
