Magyar News, 1993. szeptember-1994. augusztus (4. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1994-02-01 / 6. szám
(Continued from page 1) LIFE PROVIDE, EVENTS OF FEBRUARY 1994 FEB. 4. FRIDAY starting at 6:00 P.M. at the lower level hall at St* Emery Church they are having the Holy Name Men's Night. It is called the "CARDS ARE WILD" You can make this an excellent evening with your participation. All you have to do is to bring(your own cards and a hefty appetite. Service from the kitchen will be KOLBÁSZ and LIVER-BACON SANDWICHES. Also coffee will be served and for the "adults" beer will be available. Donation is $5.00. Call Frank Polke 334-5174 Henry Kutash 335-3575 Pete Olah 375-5006 Reservation suggested for planing FEB. 5. SATURDAY is the big event for the Holy Trinity Byzantine Catholic Church. They are having the Annual Pork Supper, the "DISZNÓTOROS VACSORA" starting at 7:00 P.M. at the Social Hall on Scofield Avenue, Bridgeport. Their outstanding kitchen will serve fresh Hungarian hurka and kolbász, also pork-chops with delicious side dishes. Music will be provided by the famous Gypsy Joe and Orchestra from 8:00 P.M. till 1:00 A.M. Tickets are $20.00 per person. For reservations and tickets call: Goldie 333-0779 Betty 334-4217 FEB. 13, SUNDAY, 1:00 P.M. at the Holy Trinity Social Hall SPECIAL S0NDAY BINGO. Doors will open at 11 A.M. and lunch will be served till 1 P.M. For reservation call Betty 334-4217 Not only did the Zamboris work hard but they adjusted to the new way of life very quickly. By 1912 the Zamboris were able to buy a saloon in the south end of the city on the comer of Myrtle Avenue and Austin Street. This happened to be on the edge of the Hungarian community and it was mosdy traveled by Irish workers who went to and fro to their jobs that way. In those days all community or nationality groups had a stronger identity and it was difficult to mix. But for some strange reason the Irish labeled everybody from central Europe as Polacks, meaning that they were Polish. The Zamboris weren’t exempt from this label but somehow were able to break through this discrimination. Zsuzsanna Zambori became “Mama Zambori” and View of the Knickerbocker’s mahogany and brass bar Irene Zámbori Warcup taking a ride on the Clydesdale drawn beer-wagon in front of the Restaurant.
