Magyar Herald, 1997 (3. szám)
1997 / 3. szám
PAGE 4 MAGYAR HERALD 1997 - Issue 3 Plain Dealer Columnist Lectured About Diversity in Cleveland William Miller, award winning columnist for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, spoke on "The History of Cleveland's Diversity" on November 7, 1997 at Cuyahoga Community College Western Campus Theatre, Pleasant Valley Road, Parma. Miller, an employee of the Plain Dealer for 36 years, has written extensively on world and national events, however, he has specialized in the rich cultural heritage of Cleveland. His column on that very subject has appeared in the newspaper's Friday Magazine for over 18 years. The various ethnic groups which make up the city have appreciated his work. The entire ethnic history of Cleveland is the most fascinating in the entire nation. We should indeed wonder about our history here. Hungarians and Hungarian descendents number approximately 120,000 strong! The latest statistical accounting indirectly reduced the numbers to one-third of those, who claimed themselves to be Hungarian because of their birthplaces being disattatched from Hungary. Horribile Dictu! Let us hope that the next will be more honest! 1998 MEMBERSHIP DUES Your yearly contribution of $25.00 is very important for the Club and is now due for the 1998 calendar year. Checks should be mailed to: The Treasurer - Mrs. Ruth Tóth 3301 S.O.M. Center Road Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 We need you to be actively involved in the continued growth of our Club. Your attendance at all the activities of The Magyar Club is appreciated. Bring out the best from the Past. Hail to our leaders at the end of our Club's 73rd year In the former issue of our Magyar Herald, we showed the array of our former presidents. There were 45 distinguished persons at the helm as presidents. Let us at the end of this year, express our gratitude to all who served from the beginning. Most of them have already entered into eternal life as we look at the impressive list. Let their memories forever be blessed! Those who are still with us as past presidents: Edward M. Kovachy, Steve Mogyorody, Thomas B. Legaza, William Köteles (serving 2 terms in succession), Melvin Gerzsenyi, Laszlo Bojtos, Dennis F. Fredricks, Steve Hunyadi, Frank Dobos, Theodore Toth, Dr. István Toth (more terms), Frank Sotet and again, after Dr. István Toth's repeated term, Frank Dobos, our presently-serving president. Gratitude attitude is a favor of God toward men. Our members do express their beholdedness to those who so deserve! THE GREAT ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY OF OUR MAGYAR CLUB OUR ANNUAL FESTIVE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION was held on December 13, Saturday evening at the First Hungarian Reformed Church (14530 Alexander Road, Walton Hills, Ohio). The dinner was prepared by the ladies of the church. The evening included orchestral music, Christmas carolling in both Hungarian and English. This traditional grand event has proven to be the warmest enjoyment for our Club members year after year! MAGYAR HERALD A Review for Members of the Magyar Club Published by The Magyar Club of Cleveland President: MR. FRANK DOBOS Editor: DR. STEPHEN SZABÓ Correspondence address: 415 Steven Blvd Richmond Hts., Ohio 44143 Telephone: (216) 481-3648 Rádiózás az Interneten: A Rádió Budapest angol nyelvű adása: http://www.wrn.org és a Szülőföldünk magyar nyelvű adása: http://www.wrn.org/stations/hungary.html Információk az MR külföldi adásairól: http://www.eunet.hu/radio GUIDE TO LOCAL HUNGARIAN RADIO PROGRAMS WELW -1330 AM - Cleveland. Sunday 3:30 p.m. Ernest Hudák Memorial Radio Hour, hosted by Mrs. F. Frendl. WUJC - 88.7 FM - Cleveland. Sunday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. "Bocskay Rádió", hosted by László Berta and Kálmán Elek. WCPN - 90.3 FM - Cleveland. Sunday evening 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Hosted by Kati Kapossy Palasics. WCSB - 89.3 FM - Cleveland. Saturday 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Hosted by Kati Kapossy Palasics. WZAK - 93.1 FM - Continuous. Hosted by Miklós Kossányi. Almost all of the radio programs listed above are hosted by Magyar Club members
