Սուրբ Երրորդութիւն Հայաստանեայց Առաքելական Եկեղեցի Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church L O O Y S Cheltenham, PA July to September 2014 Don’t Miss Out On The Call the church office today and sign up to volunteer and donate some time! Then he said to his disciples, The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few Matthew 9:37 Hours of Worship Upcoming Events - Morning Service: 10:00 AM  September 28 – 80th Anniversary Celebration - Divine Liturgy: 10:30 AM  October – too many to list, please check inside for - Sunday Church School: dates 10:15 AM  December – too many to list, please check inside for dates Come celebrate with P U S H Rev. Fr. Hakob Gevorgyan ray ntil omething appens w w w . h o l y t r i n i t y - p a . o r g You Shall Not Commit Adultery (Exodus 20:14) This is the seventh commandment that God gave us through Moses. Let’s first understand what adultery is. According to Unger’s Bible Dictionary, adultery is “the willful violation of the marriage contract by either of the parties through sexual intercourse with a third party.” So, adultery is a sexual act with someone other than your spouse that violates your vows under the marriage contract. Adultery is a sin, because it is the breaking of a covenant made with your spouse and a vow made before God. When we make a vow before God, it is important for us to keep it because the Bible says, “If you make a vow to the Lord your God, do not postpone fulfilling it; for the Lord your God will surely require it of you, and you would incur guilt. But if you refrain from vowing, you will not incur guilt. Whatever your lips utter you must diligently perform, just as you have freely vowed to the Lord your God with your own mouth” (Deuteronomy 23:21-23). In another place in the Bible it says, “And this you do as well: You cover the Lord’s altar with tears, with weeping and groaning because He no longer regards the offering or accepts it with favor at your hand. You ask, ‘Why does He not?’ Because the Lord was a witness between you and the wife of your youth, to whom you have been faithless, though she is your companion and your wife by covenant. Did not one God make her? Both flesh and spirit are his. And what does the one God desire? Godly offspring. So look to yourselves, and do not let anyone be faithless to the wife of his youth” (Malachi 2:13-15). In the book of Mashtotz it says, “For this reason, marriage is honorable, and the bridal bed is holy,” but if the couple continuously break their vows, it means nothing is holy in that family. If one of the couple commits adultery, then he or she should know that their marriage won’t last long. Before we do something, we always should think about the consequence and about the results as to what we are going to gain or lose. Finally, I would like to share with you the words of St. Paul about the responsibilities of married couples. “But because of cases of sexual immorality, each man should have his own wife and each woman her own husband. The husband should give to his wife her conjugal rights, and likewise the wife to her husband. For the wife does not have authority over her own body, but the husband does; likewise the husband does not have authority over his own body, but the wife does. Do not deprive one another except perhaps by agreement for a set time…’’ (1 Corinthians 7:2-5). Dear faithful, I believe that our families are very precious to us, and if we want to keep that valuable gift, then we should love one another, respect one another and be honest partners. Rev. Fr. Hakob Gevorgyan And the glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it together, for the mouth of the Lord has spoken. (Isaiah 40:5) -2- Chairman’s Report This quarter we have been very involved in maintenance, replacements and upgrades. The walk-in freezer and refrigerator units have to be replaced including the compressors. This $25,000 expenditure is scheduled right after the bazaar. The outside parking lot lights are being replaced with new fixtures incorporating LEDs which will restore the 3 light standards as well as save maintenance and power costs. Surveillance cameras are being installed on the side and back of the church to improve safety. We recently had a vehicle crash into the railing around the boiler room door that had to be replaced. Our 325 new chairs have arrived to replace the older, well-used ones. This will enhance our wedding rental potential. We were fortunate to be able to sell most of the old chairs through Craig’s List. We will continue trying to sell the remaining chairs as well as an old tractor motor and steam table. If it isn’t being used and it isn’t nailed down, it will be sold! The Church School room walls have been scraped, sealed and painted. A temporary fix has been done on the outside to stop water from seeping in to make sure the window areas are the cause. If so, we will pour a sloping concrete path along the side. of the church. Additional enhancements include:  Replacement of the Dryvit on the pillars by the portico  Cleaning and reorganizing the bar room to be used for more social gatherings  New computer and updated software for our treasury function and recordkeeping  Modification to the coat room for more efficient utilization  Upgrading the website We have had a very positive response for our 80th Anniversary Celebration and it should truly be a gala affair. I believe that all will greatly enjoy reminiscing about the long history of our church these past 80 years. We have started strategic planning for each pillar. In the Financial Pillar our goals over the past nine years were first to break even; then to pay off our debts; and finally to generate some positive income. This income, the earnings from endowments plus the monies from the SPECTRA Energy pipeline project will now pay for 22% of our normal operating expenses. Our long-term goal is to generate enough interest to pay 35 to 50% of our annual operating expense to relieve the burden on the parishioners. This will require major growth in our investments and endowments and any outside income sources we can identify. (Cell tower has been tried with no success.) The hall rentals have been light for the last few years. Our reduction in rentals was due to a reduction of current reception sizes since we are very competitive if the group is over 250. The purchase of Melrose Country Club by the Koreans eliminated rentals to us. We have reduced prices for Friday, Sunday and weekdays and will consider a special rate for weddings under 200 people. Hopefully, this will induce more rentals. The Membership Pillar will be covered in the next two meetings. We will break down the groups we are seeking and will develop and implement strategies for each group. The delegates and I will be attending a special Diocesan Assembly at the Diocese in New York in September to discuss several matters of importance. As always, the Council is open to suggestions, comments or questions. We are here to serve our parish. F a i t h I t ’ s a l l a b o u t b e l i e v i n g , y o u d o n ’ t k n o w h o w i t w i l l h a p p e n , b u t y o u k n o w i t w i l l Author Unknown -3- Men’s Club Diana Lulejian  REALTOR ®  It has been awhile since my last report and it is my duty to Cell: (267) 242‐9125  bring us up-to-date. Office: (215) 340‐5700x153  Fax: (215) 340‐6699  Other than the “200 Club” responsibility, we have been rather [email protected]  www.dianadeals.com  dormant, mainly due to my inability to operate as I did in the   past because of caring for my dear wife, Anita, which I have     been doing for the past three years.   REAL  ESTATE   I wish to inform all of our parishioners that our treasurer, Dick 2003 South Easton Road, Suite 108  Weinsheimer, has resigned because of his health as well as Doylestown, PA 18901  Each office is Independently Owned and Operated  necessary care-giving for his wife, Evelyn. Dick’s twenty- some years as treasurer were one of the main reasons for our Men’s Club success and his handling of the “200 Club” along with Larry Der Hagopian furnished our church with over $200,000 during that period. Dick was meticulous and efficient in all of his work and dependable at all times. It was something that I felt confident about and I am so grateful for his enduring efforts. He will be sorely missed. On the positive side, I am happy to announce that a very capable replacement has taken his place, namely, Mickey Paretchan. We are so fortunate to have someone like Mickey who was our secretary about twenty years ago. Thank you, Mickey, for being there in our time of need. As Chairman, I am going to remain doing what I can under the conditions of my duties at home. I have waited a long time for a successor to my post without any response from anyone. I will continue to serve my church until such time when I cannot. Harry Mirijanian 200 CLUB WINNERS NOVEMBER 2013 MARCH 2014 $1,000 – CARLENE THOMASSIAN - #61 $ 500 - DAVID & MARTA BRANN - #171 $ 400 – EDWARD ATTARIAN - #14 $ 200 - PHILIP KAZANJIAN- #137 $ 200 – EDWARD TERZIAN - #9 $ 100 - EDWARD TERZIAN - #7 $ 200 - CAROL J. MILLER - #125 $ 100 - NANCY HOVNANIAN - #103 $ 200 – ALICE ENDRIGIAN - #100 $ 100 – BERJ KALUSTYAN - #78 DECEMBER 2013 A P R I L 2014 $ 500 – HELEN GALLAGHER - #175 $ 500 - GARO GARIBIAN - #152 $ 200 - ALBERT KAPEGHIAN - #15 $ 200 - DAVID DONALDSON - #179 $ 100 - KRIKOR KAPEGHIAN - #102 $ 100 - CHARLENE SIMONIAN - #105 $ 100 - ARAM KUMKUMIAN - #124 $ 100 - DONALD PARETCHAN - #66 $ 100 - RICHARD WEINSHEIMER - #114 $ 1 0 0 - G E O R G E NAZARETHIAN - #31 JANUARY 2014 MAY 2014 $ 500 - GREGORY JAVARDIAN - #58 $ 500 - GEORGE & ANNE TERKANIAN - #185 $ 200 - EDWARD–TATOIAN - #54 $ 200 - ROSEMARIE ZARZATIAN - #32 $ 100 - SETA NAZARETHIAN - #33 $ 100 - PAUL BORIAN - #151 $ 100 - JAMES BUSTARD - #37 $ 100 - ROMAN RADINSKY - #21 $ 100 - ROBERT SARKISIAN - #199 $ 100 - HARRY SARKISIAN - #42 FEBRUARY 2014 JUNE 2014 $ 500 - BERJ YERETZIAN - #112 $1,000 – GEORGE MUKALIAN - #3 $ 200 - LARRY DERHAGOPIAN $ 400 – EDWARD TERZIAN - #30 & GEORGE NAZARETHIAN - #186 $ 200 – JAMES KANE - #149 $ 100 - ROMAN RADYNSKY - #21 $ 200 – BERDJ KALUSTYAN - #78 $ 100 - ALBERT & PAULINE CHAPJIAN - #138 $ 200 – MICHAEL & LEGNA SANTERIAN - #91 $ 100 - CAROL J. MILLER - #125 -4- News from the Ladies’ Corner The summer of ’14 was lovely with only a few uncomfortable days. There never seems to be enough time to relax, visit and travel before the rush of the fall sets in. Someone once told me that even when only two Armenians gather together, it is special time. On Friday, August 15, eleven of us met at Winterthur Museum to take in the Downton Abbey exhibit and tour the DuPont Mansion and grounds. We also look forward to visiting the Grounds for Sculpture in New Jersey to take in the Seward Johnson Retrospective. The fall schedule will keep us all busy. We look forward to celebrating the 80th anniversary of our church. There will be no rest for the weary as we prepare for our annual fall bazaar. Many of us will also participate in the Bible study as we examine the Book of Mark. All of our activities are open to all with no special invitations. If you have not participated in the past, why sit back? Come out and get to know us. CHURCH SCHOOL NEWS Gail Lulejian “Train up children in the way they should go and when they are old they will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6 Our Church School is well underway and bulging at the seams with newcomers. As you can see by our classrooms, we’ve been busy over the summer redecorating for our Infants, Toddlers, Little Sprouts and Preschoolers. A very special thank you goes to Garo and Cece Garibian for their generous donation for our classroom décor. Thank you to Der Hayr, the Parish Council, Nancy Hovnanian, Maggie and Tyrone, and especially Amy Paretchan for their hard work in bringing it to fruition. Fortunately, to help with the growing population many teachers, aides and huggers have stepped up to help. (The Lord provides.) Patti Smith has taken on the 6-7th grade class and Stephanie Vartanian, Armine Keshgegian, Patty Alexanian, Sabrina Garibian, Seta Pica, and Bette Kapeghian, our story teller, will be looking after the Little Sprouts. By press time we hope to have many more on board to assist this growing population. We are continuing the theme set by the diocese of “Living the Gospel.” Our teachers have been encouraged to broaden the understanding of the children about the message of Jesus coming to earth and giving up his life for our salvation, each appropriate to their age levels. Kim Santerian has offered her talents in overseeing our special events this year, freeing me up with the opportunity to re- establish Assembly. It will focus on teaching some songs and hymns, and the liturgy, along with a brief Bible message. We are committed to making our church service better understood by our youth in order that participation in the Divine Liturgy becomes more meaningful. Another program renewal will be for our oldest students called “Teen Seminar” under the supervision of Nancy Basmajian. They too will learn and understand our Liturgy better as Nancy has numerous knowledgeable men and women, along with herself, who will guest lecture this group offering them a diverse education during their last years in Church School. They will be enriched by the teachings offered as they prepare to move on in their lives whether to college or a work environment. And last but most importantly are the dedicated teachers who continue to provide our children with years of experience, terrific teaching (using our continually updated curriculum provided by our diocese) and love of the children: Berjoohy Murray, Grace Meranshian, Merle Santerian, Amy Terkanian, Patti Smith, and outgoing teacher Talene Peckjian. Our Language School continues to flourish under the leadership of Yn. Anna and a dedicated staff as well. Angel Tookmanian has returned to the classroom and is teaching Advanced Western Armenian. Our Eastern and Western Armenian staff includes Seda Hovhannisyan, Silva Hovhannesian, and Marianna Majian. May the Lord continue to bless them all for their servant hearts! Stop by and visit one of our classes sometime. You will surely be moved by the experience as you see what our kids are learning! -5- About Our Family This last season held a mixture of sadness and delight, and as a church family, we shared in both the joys and sorrows with our sisters and brothers....We welcomed a new bride to our church family with the marriage of our Altar Server, John Alexanian and Marcelle Chamavonian. Congratulations to the newlyweds and their families…. It gives us great pleasure to congratulate hometown son, Vahan Paretchan, son of Tanya and Mickey, who is the executive producer of a new series called “Sequestered.” The Crackle original series premiered with six episodes and is now available for viewing by going to www.crackle.com.... Words fail as we extend profound sympathy to Patty and Vaughn Alexanian on the passing their beloved daughter, Stephanie. It was a loss that affected our whole parish and especially those who have been working closely with Patty as she became more involved in church activities. May God be ever-present in their lives. Please continue to keep them in your prayers….. Congratulations to Natalie Movsesian, daughter of Leslie and Paul, who has been horseback riding since she was a young teen. She competes as an Equestrian and has now won ribbons in Hunters and Equitation….It was a “hoot ‘n holler” wedding as many of our church family witnessed and celebrated the marriage of our church secretary, Maggie Miller to Steve Parker. With the bride in her cowboy boots and both in their cowboy hats, arriving on a Harley, it was a wedding we’ll never forget. Country music reigned!….On the mend from various medical issues: Anne Terkanian, Angel Tookmanian, Butch Kumkumian, Alyce Jilajian, Dorie Aslanian and Roman Radynsky. Hopefully, by now they are enjoying improved health….Congratulations to Alice and Karnig Torossian who welcomed grandchild #10. Aline was born to their daughter Nelly and her husband Billy and she joined 3 sisters and 4 brothers, making it an even 4 & 4. All we can say is WOW!!! Atchkerneet Looys to all!.... With great sadness we mourn the passing of many in our church family: George Nazarethian, Ron Gooshian, John Tatoian – they will long be remembered…..Our sympathies to their families as well as to Merle Santerian whose dear mother, Rose Serabian, passed away at the remarkable age of 104; to Nancy Hovnanian and family whose father, Diran Shakarjian, passed away; and to Barbara Papazian whose son, Peter, passed after a lengthy illness. May the Holy Spirit be of great comfort to all of them……Two of our gentlemen celebrated milestone birthdays just before summer’s end: Brian Hoyle (70) and Larry Der Hagopian (85) May good health and happiness be theirs in the years ahead….. Welcome back to Der Hakob, Yn. Anna and all the pilgrims who accompanied them on a trip to Armenia. We hope to hear about some of their favorite parts of the trip……Fall is upon us and with it comes a full roster of church activities, both faith-based and social. We hope to see you at many of these events. September 28 – 80th Anniversary Celebration October 5, 12, 19 – Mini-course on Divine Liturgy October 5 & November 2 – Growing Children of Faith (a discussion group for mothers) October 7 – Women’s Guild Potluck Dinner October 12 – Cultural Intercommunal October 14 – Women’s Bible Study begins (6 weeks) October 15 - Men’s Bible Study begins (6 weeks) October 24 - 26 – Harvest Bazaar & Gospel Marathon December 7 – Stewardship Sunday December 28 – Church School Alumni Breakfast (in memory of Berjoohy Haigazian) January 4 – Church School Christmas Pageant -6- ADDRESS CHANGES AND/OR ADDITIONS: Mary and Harry Injaian Silva Hovhannesian 231 Siena Drive 308 Belpaire Court Cinnaminson, NJ 08077 Newtown Square PA 19073 856-389-5646 Cell: 267-888-0127 Cell: 609-410-0029 Aram Kumkumian David and Stacy Murray 60 Debs Way 25 Ivy Lane Dover, DE 19901 Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 Cell: 215-920-3132 Wackerman Funeral Home BAPTISMS: AUSTIN C. WACKERMAN June 28, 2014: ARMEN SIMONYAN (Adult) ELIZABETH WACKERMAN BAILEY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Araik Simonyan EMILY WACKERMAN WHITLATCH Godfather: Ori Baluyan 8060 VERREE ROAD PHILADELPHIA, PA 19111 Godmother: Nane Baluyan Phone: 215-342-5200 Fax: 215-725-3787 WEDDINGS: June 14, 2014: MARGUERITE MILLER & STEVEN PARKER Best Man: Steven Parker Jr. Brother of the Cross: Daniel Nedzwecky June 20, 2014: NANE GHAZARYAN & ORI BALUYAN Best Man: Armen Petrossian June 22, 2014: JOHNNY ALEXANIAN & MARCELLE CHAMAVONIAN Best Man: Michael Alexanian July 26, 2014: ANNA KOROLEVA & ARKADII ZARGAROV Best Man: Mikhail Akopov FUNERALS: 2014 JOHN TATOIAN entered into his eternal rest on June 30, 2014. Funeral services were held on July 7, 2014 at Holy Trinity. The officiating clergy for the service was The Rev. Fr. Hakob Gevorgyan. STEPHANIE ALEXANIAN entered into her eternal rest on July 14, 2014. Funeral services were held on July 21, 2014 at Holy Trinity. The officiating clergy for the service was The Rev. Fr. Hakob Gevorgyan. GEORGE NAZARETHIAN entered into his eternal rest on August 9, 2014. Funeral services were held on August 14, 2014 at Holy Trinity. The officiating clergy for the service was The Rev. Fr. Hakob Gevorgyan. Thank you, Larry & Kim Der Hagopian, for the donation of a piano cover which will protect our beautiful new baby grand piano, lovingly donated by Donna Sarkisian in memory of daughter Nicole. Weekly church attendance is necessary because …..Church Revitalizes Faith …. Tony Campolo -7- Parents Proud Achievers (left) Gabrielle Meranshian, daughter of Grace and Gregory Meranshian, graduated Cum Laude from Immaculata University. Gabrielle received her Bachelor of Science degree in Nutrition and Dietetics. During her stay at Immaculata, Gabrielle maintained the role of a Program Assistant, which is a student leader position planning events for the undergraduate population. Gabrielle was also part of the Honor Society for Nutrition and Dietetic majors (Kappa Omicron Nu), as well as Immaculata University’s Honor Society. In September Gabrielle will begin a nine-month dietetic internship. Currently Gabrielle is a nutritionist, and with the completion of the dietetic internship, she will become a Registered Dietitian. (right) Greg Bilazarian, son of Robin and Peter Bilizarian, graduated in May from the Yale School of Management with an MBA. He recently returned from a month in Armenia and will be working at the Boston Consulting Group in Philadelphia as a management consultant. We are all happy to have Greg back in our neighborhood. Joseph A. Shriver, son of Beth Damirgian Shriver and Richard Shriver of Colleyville, Texas, graduated from Temple University with a Master of Science in Education. Joseph is a highly qualified teacher with certifications in six academic areas in both Pennsylvania and Virginia. Joseph is a teacher in Pottsgrove, Pennsylvania, which is located in western Montgomery County. (left) Meredith Moore, daughter of Dr. Will Moore and the late Dr. Corinne Santerian Moore and the granddaughter of Merle Santerian, graduated from Penn State University, State College, PA with a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Biology, with minors in Psychology and Anthropology. Meredith is now in California pursuing her career. (right) Ned Santerian, son of Dr. Will Moore and the late Dr. Corinne Santerian Moore and the grandson of Merle Santerian, graduated from Central Bucks East High School where he was a member of the cross country, lacrosse and wrestling teams. He will be attending Penn State University, State College, PA, majoring in Landscape Architecture. Ned recently achieved the rank of Eagle Scout in Troop 6, Buckingham, PA. During his climb to Eagle, Ned assumed several leadership positions, including Asst. Senior Patrol Leader, Patrol Leader, Asst. Patrol Leader, Patrol Quartermaster and Patrol Scribe. To achieve the rank of Eagle Scout, each scout must complete a project that benefits the community, and demonstrates their ability to lead others to complete a complex task. For his Eagle project, Ned worked with Buckingham Township to develop a running trail in Hansell Park, Buckingham, PA, by designing, constructing and installing the mileage markers. -8- A Reflection on Prayer by Deacon Albert Keshgegian We Call On Him We call on Him whenever storm clouds gather, We call on Him to light our darkest day. Why must it be that only when we’re lonely And hopes are dim, we call on Him. Why don’t we call on Him before we lose our way To count our blessings and thank Him while we may? We call on Him when no one else will answer, We ask of Him a reason to go on When our cup of joy becomes a cup of sorrow, Filled to the brim, we call on Him. Why don’t we call on Him before we lose our way To count our blessings and thank Him while we may? -Sung by Elvis Presley -Words and music by F. Karger, B.Weisman, S. Wayne At what times do we turn to God? For too many people, it’s only at difficult times in their lives, or when some terrible tragedy has occurred, as they look for support, strength and guidance. Although we usually think of Elvis Presley as a hip-swinging, rock-‘n’-roll singer, Elvis also recorded much Gospel music. And this song, sung by Elvis (as well as by other artists), addresses the question of when we call on God. The song tells us that He is certainly there for us when storm clouds gather, to light our darkest day, or when we’re lonely, looking for a reason to go on, when no one else will answer. But the song reminds us that such occasions are not the only times to call on Him. We should call on Him even before we lose our way, just to count our blessing and thank Him. God wants to be a part of every aspect of our lives, not just during the bad times, but also the good. God created us, and everything we have, out of His immense love for us. Every ability or talent that we possess, everything we own, all the happy experiences that we enjoy, all that is good in the world, comes from God. We should be thanking Him for all His good gifts, grateful for all He has given us, and praising His greatness. We do all this in prayer. Prayer is basically conversing with God, speaking to Him and listening back. It doesn’t have to be in a formal place, like a church. We don’t have to be in a formal position, such as on our knees with our hands joined together. It could be in the car while we’re driving, when we’re out taking a walk, or just when we’re relaxing on the front porch or back deck of our house. God wants to be our best friend – He is the best friend we could ever have – and talking with Him should be just as easy, just as simple, and just as often as it is with our best friend who lives next door. I guess Elvis knew that. Why shouldn’t we? -9- In Lieu of Flowers MARY PARETCHAN Robert and Lorraine Damerjian E l e anor and Richard Silvestri Steven Barsamian Gary and Susan DerHagopian E d w ard and Hilda Soorikian Virginia Kouyoumjian L a r r y a n d Jeanette Der Hagopian M r . and Mrs. Temoyan NEW TOTAL: $5,630.00 Larry and Kim Der Hagopian G e orge and Anne Terkanian Albert and Valerie Der Pilbosian E t h e l Terzian ARMENA BARTOW Helen Dervishian E d ward Terzian Virginia Kouyoumjian R i c h a r d a n d Diane Doudoukjian A n g e l T o o k m a n i a n NEW TOTAL: $1,290.00 George and Ana Endrigian T o r comian Family Alice Endrigian A lice and Karnig Torossian JOHN DER PILBOSIAN John and Opy Eskandarian Robin Tourigian and Richard Kerbowski Greg and Maria Javardian D r . a n d M rs. Andre Farah R o s e T o u r i g ia n NEW TOTAL: $2,355.00 April Foster R ichard and Linda Vishab Michael and Lorraine Gaffney C o okie and Gregory Vosbikian REBECCA GARABED Dr. Garo and Mrs. Cecelia Garibian S a m uel and Diana Vosbikian Edward and Ethel Terzian V i c t o r ia G u r eghian S teve and Linda Vosbikian NEW TOTAL: $325.00 Helen Guveyian K ir k Vosbikian Foundation Haig, Gay, Tina and Marie Hagopian S u z anne Wallowitch & Jose RONALD GOOSHIAN Lynn and Michael Hajatian & Christina Gonzales Janis and Silvio Bianco Shirley Hajinian D onna and Jim Walter Garo and Cece Garibian Barb and Tom Harmon P e ter and Betty Walzer Greg and Maria Javardian K e n and Carol (Attarian) Harper K i m and Gena Willard Nazareth M. Keshishian Mr. and Mrs. Ohannes Hashas J u d ith and Sheldon Williams Virginia Kouyoumjian S t e p h e n a nd Nancy Hovnanian A l ex and Laura Yauru-Sakuk Helen Mirijanian, Laurie & Thom Joyce and Brian Hoyle Berj and Mary Yeretzian Davies, Elaine and Eric Squadroni Greg and Maria Javardian D o r o t h y a n d S t u a r d Y o u n g Set and Joan Momjian Rose and Ralph Jehanian R osemarie Zarzatian Mark and Melineh Momjian F r e d a n d J anet Jordan L ou and Janice Zimmerman Russ and Danielle Sheldon M r . a n d M r s . P u zant Kafafian T o tal: $4,845.00 Edward and Ethel Terzian K e v in a n d L ucy Kalajian Jack and Helen Vishab J o a n n e K a l i sh NEW TOTAL: $4,355.00 Alice and Berj Kalustyan W Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kapeghian hile we are ARIK KAZANJIAN John Kash Ayshe Chakmaklian James and Marge Kesdekian Albert and Valerie DerPilbosian M a r g a r e t K eshgegian Garo and Cece Garibian Pat and Joyce Killian m ourning Brian and Joyce Hoyle Robert and Janice King & Family Menas and Grace Kalagian Frank and Claudie Kirby Alice Karabian Joan Kurkian loss the of Ruth Melian D o n a n d G a i l L u le j i a n Set and Joan Momjian Krikor and Kayane Mardikian Frances Nercesian Ruth Melian Mark and Silva Santerian D a v i d a n d T e r r i M e a r s o ur friend, Edward and Ethel Terzian Rose, Melanie and Andrea Minassian Michael and Erika Torosian H a r r y a n d A n it a M i r i j a n i a n NEW TOTAL: $3,045.00 Mr. and Mrs. Set Momjian O Veronica Monokian thers are STEPHANIE ALEXANIAN M. George Mooradian Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Alexanian R ichard and Gay Mukalian Alexis, Diran, David & Andrea Alexanian R i chard and Naomi Mukalian Gary Altoonian & Eileen Carr B e r j oohy Murray r ejoicing to Nane and Tatev Amiryan A n n and Glenn Papazian Harry Andonian D o n and Judy Paretchan Mr. and Mrs. Martin Attarian R obert and Ann Parker meet him Melcom and Sossi Avrigian M a ry Parnagian Dyan G. Ayjian E r n ie and Chris Peacock Lynn Baboujian C raig, Debbie and Jared Pearl b ehind the Bruce and Michele Baltaian L i n da Preske Robert and Elizabeth Barone A l e x and Melanie Santerian Nancy and Gloria Basmajian M e rle Santerian v eil Berj Bosnian H a rry Sarkisian . Florence Boyajian M ary and Robert Sarkisian David and Marta Brann J on and Lori Sarkisian Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brinker & Family P a rsegh and Adrienne Seropian & Family Betty Jane Celia R i c hard and Alice Shakarjian ~John Taylor Ayshe Chakmaklian Z evart Shakarjian Ohanes and Caroline Chamavonian M a ritsa Sherenian Mr. and Mrs. Alian Chamoun M ickey Sherian Albert and Pauline Chapjian M a rgo and Sam Silk -10-