Fraternity-Testvériség, 2001 (79. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
2001-01-01 / 1. szám
Page 20 TESTVÉRISÉG Köszönet a kolbász késitőknek. May the Lord bless each American Hungarian church in the United States as well as the benevolent work of the Federation. Many thanks to our diligent workers. Tibor Nagy, Director 517-652-6312 Branch 213 - Logan, West Virginia At the annual meeting of our branch held December 23, 2001, the following officers were elected for 2001: Charles Balia, Jr., President; Eileen Balia, Vice President; Karen E. Haydu, Treasurer; and Charles J. Haydu, Secretary. Agnes Haydu, Branch Manager 304-752-3019 Branch 245 - McKeesport, Pennsylvania We are pleased to introduce our youngest member Marissa Kelly Brindza bom May 23, 2000. She is seen on the photograph with her sister Samantha who is a member since 1998. Both girls are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brindza and the granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brindza. All of them are members of the HRFA as is an aunt and a great grandmother. Mitzi Berei, Branch Manager 412-242-5776 Marissa Kelly Brindza with her older sister Samantha. Branch 368 - Passaic, New Jersey At the annual meeting of our branch held January 21,2001 at 2:00 P.M., we elected the following officers: Robert J. Harsaghy, President; Elizabeth Győri, Vice President; Filomena Harsaghy, Treasurer; and Beth Anne Schimmenti, Secretary. Branch Manager Ted Harsaghy reported on the HRFA Convention of 2000. Plans were discussed concerning participation of branch members in the Maria Poes picnic in Matwan, New Jersey on the 1st Sunday in August. Refreshments were served before the adjournment of the meeting at 3:00 P.M. Theodore Harsaghy, Branch Manager 973-340-9075 Branch 501 - Metuchen, New Jersey The meeting was opened by President Margaret Pauli on February 26,2001 at 8:00 P.M. Director Michael Pauli, Jr. offered the prayer. The branch paid their respect at the passing of 50- year-old member Stephen Kato. It was reported that member Kimberly Pauli attended the “Model U.N. Program” held at the Hilton Towers Hotel in Washington, D.C. on February 21-24, 2001. She is a junior at Mt. St. Mary’s High School in Watchung, New Jersey and represented her school at the event. The results of last year’s Maria Poes Fraternal Day were discussed. Plans were formulated to have a joint meeting of the participating branches to consider the allocation of funds and initiate plans for this year’s function. We are assisting the Bethlen Home in the sale of their cookbook and Director Pauli is donating handcraft to the gift shop. Maria Poes Fraternal Day is set for Sunday, August 5, 2001 at the Basilian Fathers Monastery in Matawan, New Jersey starting at noon. Officers elected for 2001: Margaret Pauli, President; Richard Pauli, Vice President; Lawrence Toth, Treasurer; and Laura Melanson, Secretary. Margaret Pauli, Branch Manager 732-549-4898 Employment Opportunity The HRFA is recruiting for an Executive Secretary for its Home Office in Washington, D.C. This position requires extensive office work experience and proven office administration skills. Computer experience using Microsoft Word, Excel and Internet required. Excellent oral and written communication skills, detail oriented. Knowledge of Hungarian language skills are helpful. This is a full-time position with good benefits. Please send resume to: HRFA Search Committee, 50 N. Washington Ave., Colonia, N.J. 07067-4098.
