Magyar Herald, 1991 (1-2. szám)
1991 / 2. szám
r MR. EDWARD KOVÁCHY 14500 SOUTH PARK BLVD. CLEVELAND OH 44120 ÍSEŰl£í>ÍH4Hg^^^ Important Events in Magyar Cleveland 4--------Forthcoming Events of the Magyar Club April 26, Friday: Annual Election Meeting and Dinner. (Hurka-Kolbasz/ Hungarian Sausage Varieties) at Holiday Inn, Rockside Road & 1-77, Independence, Ohio. 6:30 Cocktails — CASH BA"R, 7:30 DINNER, Music by The “Hungarians”. Please make your reservation and payment ($14 per person for dinner, wine ajid music) by April 22 using the form provided on the last page. For telephone information call István Toth at 486-2258 or Bill Köteles at 524-2990. * May 6, Monday: The Magyar Club of Cleveland, The Cleveland Council of World Affairs and The Cleveland World Trade Association present Minister Bela Kadar Hungarian Minister for International Economic Relations. The Economy of Hungary Today: Challenges and Opportunities. Minister Kadar is the Government minister responsible for the development of Hungary’s foreign trade and investment. A distinguished economist with a Ph.D. from the University of Budapest and a Ford Fellowship at Harvard, Dr. Kadar is the author of 7 books and 300 studies. He has taught at universities in Chile and Peru, lectured in over 60 other foreign universities and research institutes and received the Grand Prize of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. From 1988 to 1990, Minister Kadar was Director of the Hungarian Institute for Economic Planning. From 1965 to 1988, he was Research Director for the Institute of World Economics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. 6 p.m. Cash Bar; 6:40 Dinner; 7:45 Presentation and Discussion. Hungarian food, wine and music will be featured. Holiday Inn Rockside, 6001 Rockside Road (at Routes 480 and 77). Please make your reservation and .payment ($20 per person dinner and lecture or $4 per person lecture only) by May 3 to The Magyar Club of Cleveland, Mrs. Lillian Kautzky, Treasurer, 5663 Brecksville Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44131. For telephone information or reservation call István Toth at 486-2258, Bill Köteles at 524- 2990 or Ilonka Hudak at 944-1384. * May 25, Saturday: Annual Honor-Banquet with installation of officers Saturday, May 25, 1991. 6:00 p.m. Cash Bar, 6:40 Hungarian style Dinner, 7:45 Honoring Dr. Stephen Szabo, as Hungarian Man of the Year, Mrs. Otto Friedrich, as Hungarian Woman of the Year. 8:15 Installation of New Officers, 8:30 Dance to the Music of the Tokai Orchestra at Beaumont School at Fairmont and Lee in Cleveland Heights. Please make your reservation and payment ($15 per person) by May 20. For information or telephone reservation call Frank Dobosat 333-2967, Mrs. Ted Toth at 467-8912, or Imre Balassa at 333-8771. Past Presidents of the Magyar Club Judge Louis M. Petrash Judge Julius M. Kováchy Judge Andrew M. Kováchy A. A. Bessenyey John R. Schreier Edward M. Kováchy Dr. A. L. Strachovsky Dr. László Andrey Frank E. Boldizsár Dr. John J. Bohm Dr. John S. Kovach Steven W. Körmendy Edward I. Sepessy Joseph Dunasky Dr. John Stibran Peter Gersenyi Frank S. Palocsay Albert B. Tóth John Lasko Judge Joseph Stearns Louis A. Jackovic Dr. Albert J. Magyar Steve Mogyordy 1971- 72 Sigmund T. Brinsky 1972- 73 Thomas B. Legeza 1973- 74 William Köteles 1974- 75 William Köteles 1975- 76 Melvin P. Gerseny 1976- 77 George L. Nyerges 1977- 78 László Böjtös 1978- 79 Dr. Dezső J. Ladányi 1979- 80 Frank L. Miller 1980- 81 Sigmund T. Brinsky 1981- 82 Dennis F. Fredricks 1982- 83 Ernest J, Húdak 1983- 84 Steve Hultyadi 1984- 85 Frank Dobos 1985- 86 Frank Dobos 1986- 87 Emery Szabo 1987- 88 Dr. John Palasics 1988- 89 Theodore Toth 1989- 90 Dr. István J. Tóth 1990- 91 Dr. István J. Tóth 100th Anniversary of the First Church’s actual legal organization May 3,4, 5,1991 It was the beginning of our Hungarian Church-Life in America — in fact — our Hungarian life in general on the New- Land. It was day of Pentecost in our American Jerusalem: Cleveland. Invitation letters were already mailed out by The First Hungarian Reformed Church, 10706 Buckeye Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44104. The Rev. Frank Endrei pastor, who is Magyar Club member, cordially invites all Hungarian churches and organizations to celebrate together. Rev. William Nyerges, assistant minister, is chairman of the Centenniel Committee. The actual date for the organization of the very first Hungarian church on the whole American Continent, was May 3, 1891. On May 3, 1991 at 7.00 p.m. (Friday) — on the actual historic Day — there will be an impressive Presentation of the highlights of the one hundred years by the Pastor Em. with an artistic musical accompaniment and congregational singing followed by Communion. On Saturday there will be a jubilant Anniversary Worship Service at 3:30 p.m. and a Festive Centennial Banquet at 5:30 p.m. The May 5, Sunday Services at 11:00 a.m. will conclude the celebration, followed by a closing lunch. It promisses to be a classical Birth-Day Celebration of Hungarian Life in America! The American Magyar Debrecen illik, hogy Ünnepi Ruhába öltözzék! Zászlóink lengjenek! May 19, Pentecost Day — Day of Farewell to the Rev. Imre Juhász, pastor of West Side Hungarian Lutheran church, long time member of Magyar Club. (Wife Edna is one of our honored Hungarian Mothers.) The morning Service will be followed by a great Banquet given by his church on his Honor at his retirement serving the congregation for 35 years. The church is at the corner of Dennison and W. 98th Street. For reservations the church office is to be called. It is indeed unfortunate that at the same time another Banquet will be given for the reception of the visiting Hungarian President, Árpád Göncz.
