Fraternity-Testvériség, 2010 (88. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
2010-10-01 / 4. szám
Winter 2010 Branch 176 — Gary, IN Folk dancers at the festival The 4th Global Friendship Foundation’s Festival Visiting in Sarasota, Florida, I was invited to attend the 4th Global Friendship Foundation’s festival. The turnout was great. We had about 1500 people over two days. The number of young Hungarians was astounding to me. There were dancers, Hungarian school children’s performances, bands and great food. It was a very fun and educational weekend. I passed out a few of our HRFA brochures. Homemade Noodles for Fundraisers Every Tuesday, there are about 20 members making homemade noodles for fundraisers for the Hungarian Holy Trinity Church in E. Chicago, Indiana. We are also getting ready for our annual shoe box project and Kossuth Club Christmas Party. I would like to wish all my members and their families a Blessed Christmas and a very Happy New Year! Kati Mischak, Branch Manager Making noodles (csigás) for Holy Trinity Hungarian Church's noodle club fundraiser Members of Br.176 Maria Gardi with daughters Judy Novaky and Kati Mischak Branch 198—Ligonier, PA Recently, the staff and their family members participated in the Alzheimer’s Memory Walk. Bethlen Communities raised $3,100 + for the Memory Walk. Ms. Rita Boynton, a former Board Member of Bethlen Home Communities, passed away in April. The Alzheimer’s Association honored Rita for her support and dedication to the Alzheimer patients and their caregivers. Rita’s family was present to accept the honor in memory of Rita. Pat Armel, Branch Manager Memory Walk Rita’s son, Larry and daughter, Pam, and two of Rita’s granddaughters 14
