Magyar News, 1993. szeptember-1994. augusztus (4. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1993-09-01 / 1. szám

EVENTS OF SEPTEMBER 1993 AUG. 29, SUNDAY. RETIREMENT BANQUET for Rev. Dr. Alexander Havadtoy at Sante's Manor. SEPT. 10, FRIDAY. Hungarian Cultural Society, Wallingford will hold their meeting at the United Church of Christ. SEPT. 11, SATURDAY. The Holy Trinity Social Hall will hold a GRAPE FESTIVAL (SZÜRETI BAL) 8:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. Music by the Harayda Orchestra. $20.00 per person. Call 334-7089. SCHOLARSHIP The American Hungarian Heritage Association announces Mary Katona Scholarships. Students of Hungarian ancestry, who are enrolled in higher education, may apply for a scholarship of $500.00 to $ 1,000.00 to be awarded by the Ameri­can Hungarian Heritage Association. Application forms are available at the local Hungarian churches, Com­mittee members, or send a self-ad­dressed, stamped envelope to Joseph F. Balogh, 60 Tyrone Place, Stratford, CT 06497. Completed applications are due by November 30, 1993 and will be screened by the A.H.H.A. Scholarship Committee: Bette Johnson of Fairfield, 255-8857; Linda Chehy of Stratford, 378-0362; Claudia Margitay-Balogh of Stratford, 377-0569; and Joseph Rácz of Norwalk: 846-9367. Further information may be obtained by contacting any member of the Schol­arship Committee. EUROPEAN NAIL SALON Judith Racz Moved To: 565 Kings Highway, Fairfield, CT (Salon Maggi) Tel: 333-1468 SEPT. 18. SATURDAY, 4:00 P.M. The A.H.H.A. will give a presentation and reception at the National Helicopter Museum, located in the historical building of Stratford's Train Station. The topic is THE FIRST HELICOPTER WAS INVENTED BY A HUNGARIAN. Guest speaker is Joseph F. Balogh, editor of the Magyar News. Open to the public. We ask the ladies to bring baked goods for the reception. SEPT. 20. MONDAY, 7:00 P.M. Hungarian Committee of Norwalk will meet at the Reformed Church, South Norwalk. SEPT. 23, SATURDAY. Annual Fund-raising BANQUET sponsored by the Hungarian Cultural Society will take place at the Hotel Sheraton, Waterbury. Call 272-3343. PANNÓNIA SCHOLARSHIP The Pannónia American Hun­garian Club is announcing its scholarship for this year. Students with Hungarian background who are entering higher education the first time are eligible to apply. The application forms are available at the Hungarian churches. Also from Mrs. Sarolta Balogh, her address is 1610 Melville Ave., telephone 372-5709, or 366-5782. The applications are due by November 30 to her address. Re­cipients will receive the scholar­ships at the Hungarian Christmas Party in December this year. SEPT. 26, SUNDAY, at 1:00 P.M. annual SZALONNA SUTES at the United Church of Christ, sponsored by the American Hungarian Heritage Association. For $6.00 you will have szalonna (bacon) on a stick, bread, vegies, fire and ambiance. You bring your drinks and pastry to share, also your friends. To reserve your bacon you must call: 372-8643, 336-5958, 255-1681, 866-8619 or 377-0569. WANNA VANNA? GOTTA VANNA! After the early evening news on the TV there are a few game shows. One is the Wheel of Fortune. The contestants have to fill in the blanks with letters and in this process solve the questions. When a player hits on a right letter, the beautiful young lady, Vanna White, turns the blank panel to show the other side with the letter on it. She is called the letter-turner. Being a popular game in the U.S., other countries’ TV sta­tions developed their own to fit their lan­guage. The Hungarians weren’t left out of this. They have the show and they have their own Vanna. She is not called Vanna, her name is Dora Prokopp. She is 26 years old with a lovely smile, sparkling eyes and a diploma. She is a physician and works in an emergency room. Besides turning the letters, her presence can come in handy just in case some player gets overexcited over the big money they won, or the other way, faint when they are leaving empty-handed. It would be interesting to know if it is easier to play the Hungarian game com­pared to the English because of the pho­netic writing. So if you are visiting Hun­gary, please tune in for a Wheel of Fortune Game and let us know how it went. h.h. LLA COMPLETE CAR CLEANING SERVICES’7) Fairfield • 367-8327 ‘Full Service" includes Exterior Wash Interior Vacuuming and Cleaning Professional Hand Waxing & Complete Detailing £] Full line of Maps and Atlases Bridgeport • 372-3417 Page 2

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