Fraternity-Testvériség, 1998 (76. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1998-07-01 / 3. szám
Page 6 TESTVÉRISÉG FROM THE BETHLEN HOME THE RETIREMENT COTTAGES L. to r.: Rev. Nicholas Novak, Chaplain at the Bethlen Home and Bela Toth, a one-time Washingtonian who moved to the Bethlen Home retirement village a couple of years ago. A GYERGYÓSZENTMIKLÓSI RÓMAI KATOLIKUS EGYHÁZ KÖSZÖNETÉ All of our retirement cottages are sold and occupied. We have the best community in the world where everybody loves each other and is always ready to help. We get together on the first Thursday of each month. We call our meetings, “Tea Parties.” We enjoy these meetings because it gives us an opportunity to express our thoughts, talk about our problems and give or seek advice as needed. Our topics are inexhaustible; we talk about last wills, living wills, political issues, latest news from the neighborhood, outings, good buys we have made during our shopping sprees, and of course there is a little bit of gossip. We never have a dull moment when we are together. Once every week the mini-van takes the cottage residents to town for shopping. Those who cannot go can ask the driver to shop for them. Transportation is also provided for special trips, i.e., to airports, to Latrobe or Greensburg Shopping Center, and to various doctors’ offices. Our secretaries go the extra mile to help the residents with their correspondence, bills, etc. We are very happy with all of our cottage residents and we love them dearly. Rev. Paul Kovács Executive Director of the Bethlen Home A Gyergyószentmiklósi Római Katolikus Egyház vezetője, Hajdó István plébános és főesperes úr újólag köszönetét mondott mindazoknak, akik adományaikkal segítséget nyújtottak az egyházának, s egy “Isten fizesse meg!” kívánsággal zárta levelét Mindazok, akik adományikkal segítséget nyújtottak: Kaszap Teréz; Helen Russo; Csornán Endre; Csikesz Béla; Király József; Fabri József; Pásztor László; Tóth Béla és neje; Majtényi Károly; Sasvári Magdolna; Kastal Mária; Kastal László és neje. TO OUR READERS FROM THE EDITOR We welcome your feedback on the contents of this magazine. In fact, we encourage it. We want to make Fraternity- Testvériség as responsive to our readership as possible, but we need to hear from you first in order to accomplish this. Do we effectively address your interests and concerns? Are there any specific topics that you would like to read more about? Please send your comments, compliments or criticisms to: George Dózsa, Editor in Chief, HRFA 2001 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036-1011. Thank you. P.S. Please let us know if you are receiving duplicate copies of the Fraternity.
