Magyar Herald, 1993 (1-4. szám)
1993 / 4. szám
Page 3 MAGYAR HERALD 4th QUARTER, 1993 Season The of Qratitude Attitude is Upon Us! This is the time of year when our thoughts turn to giving thanks for the many benefits received during year...a thanksgiving tradition established by the Pilgrim forefathers, and faithfully followed by Americans for almost 372 years. On this forthcoming Thanksgiving Day of 1993, the world events, if they continue to proceed in the direction in which they have been going, give great reason for thanksgiving. Who would have imagined just a couple of years ago, of the events in our own native Hungary, East Berlin, Poland, Czechoslovakia and other nations, which are being reborn after years of oppression. And now, Christmas 1993 is upon us! Peace on earth and good will to men ought to invade our minds and hearts at this Christmas! In spite of all sudden historic changes while celebrating "Holy Night, Silent Night", are we not still surrounded with the deadliest weapons of all ages? Am I on the side of Peace and Love, or am I adding to the hatreds, quarrels, and bitterness on this earth? Sometime, when you are feeling low and depressed about everything around you, suddenly a little flash of Hope springs up and you find yourself saying "Isn't it wonderful? God is alive! Peace and Love will win!" □ Freedom Celebration on October 23 The Magyar Club on Saturday, October 23 will have a festive Banquet Program on the actual 37th Anniversary of the Magyar Freedom Fightat the Independence Holiday Inn. Cocktails at 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30 p.m. October 23, 1956 had shaken the entrenched Soviet empire to its very foundation. Without that glorious freedom fight, the spectacular changes of the last three years would not have taken effect for a long, long time to come! Do not miss the great dinner celebration! Dinner $24.00. Reservations: Emery J. Szabó - 442-2562. 1956 Memorial Celebration The United Hungarian Societiesof Cleveland, together with the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America, will hold its annual 1956 Hungarian Freedom Fight Celebration on October 24, Sunday, at the Hall of St. Emeric Church, beginning at 2:30 p.m. This annual Memorial Celebration will have for the first time the personal partcipation of Hungarian artists from the new and free "Republic of Hungary." The Magyar Club of Cleveland, founded in 1924, is a civic organization composed of American professionals, artists, scientists and businessmen of Hungarian descent. Established on the principles of sound American citizenship and the perpetuation of the Hungarian culture, the Magyar Club has remained to date, a bicultural society dedicated to community service. The cultural objective of the Club has been served through the cultivation, perpetuation and promotion of activities that further and preserve the Literature, Music, Art, Science and Drama of Hungary. The Club has provided a forum for lectures, exhibits and performances of Hungarian culture. A rich and sparkling social calendar has served to foster a spirit of healthy fellowship and fraternity among the members. Since its founding, the Magyar Club has been the home of Northern Ohio’s leaders of Hungarian origin. Over the years, these judges, public officials, doctors, dentists, attorneys, musicians, painters, scientists and businessmen have enriched the American community at large, and have been a source of pride for the Hungarian community. In the spirit of these traditions, we take pleasure in inviting you to apply for membership to join theMagyar Club of Cleveland. The Annual Christmas Celebration This event will be held on December demand. We will have Christmas carol- 10, Friday at the Holiday Inn - Indepen- ing of both Hungarian and English tradidence. Cocktail hour will be at 6:30 p.m. tional hymns and songs. President withthefestivedinnerbeginningat7:30 Frank Sötét is in charge of reservap.m. The Hungarians (a musical band tions. Call 524-8050 for information/ from Akron) are back again by popular reservations. Forthcoming Events of Our Club
