Magyar News, 1995. szeptember-1996. augusztus (6. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1995-12-01 / 4. szám

16Th BAZAAR IS NUMBER ONE Holy Trinity Byzantine Catholic Church held its 16th Annual Bazaar for three days in the middle of October. Over 1200 patrons visited the festivities, includ­ing members of St. Michael’s parish in Perth Amboy, New Jersey who chartered a bus for the trip. On Friday night “BARNEY” the pur­ple dinosaur visited the children and Saturday events included a personal appearance by John LaBarca, a radio per­sonality. All during the Bazaar many of our patrons sampled the excellent cooking of our dedicated parishioners. Fine, authentic Hungarian cuisine were available, like Noodles and Cabbage, Pumpkin Soup, Stuffed Cabbage and Goulash to name a few. Complementing these treats was the extensive selection of cakes, pastries, crepes and holiday style breads for sale by the piece or in bulk Many of our patrons left with more than they came with after playing our games of chance. A “Money Wheel” lucky number paid up three times the played amount and the “Straw Booth” offered five chances for a dollar. These included a 10 speed mountain bike, a cordless telephone, an AM-FM Cassette player and many more. The authentic Hungarian Store proved to be very popular. It carried an extensive inventory of items imported from Hungary. Among them jewelry, hand embroidered doilies, tablecloths, blouses, books, records, spices, as well as other specialty and hard-to-fmd items. Topping our celebration was the awarding of prizes in the annual church raffle. TTie first prize winner was Christine Toth who was awarded the $1,000 travel certificate. Congratulations! Our thanks to all of the workers and patrons for having made this Bazaar a suc­cess. We thank you for your effort and sup­port. SEE YOU NEXT YpAR! , KÖSZÖNJÜK A LÁTOGATÁST! VISZONT LÁTÁSRA! Sáron A. Donovan Bazaar Chairman UPCOMING EVENTS DEC. 2, SATURDAY at St. Ladislaus Social Center, Norwalk, 6 Soundview Ave. CHRISTMAS FAIR from 10 AM to 3 PM.. Many booths offering arts and crafts, home made pastries, also specialties from the butcher shop. The kitchen will serv Hungarian style food; goulash, stuffed cabbage, kolbász, palacsinta and more. NO ADMISSION. DEC. 10 SUNDAY at Calvin United Church starting at 11:00 AM Sunday School Christmas Party and Hungarian cake sale. DEC. 10, SUNDAY afternoon starting at 3:00 PM CHILDREN'S HUNGARIAN CHRISTMAS PARTY with program sponsored by the Pannónia Club. Gifts for the children. Reception after the program. Bring your children and grandchildren. NEW YEAR'S EVE. CALVIN UNITED CHURCH will have a sit down dinner/dance starting at 8:00 PM. The entertaining Budapest Melodiy will provide music. Dinner, set-ups, and continental breakfast will be served. $25.00 per person. Come one - come all! You will find it a delightful way to wind up the old year. For reservation call Jim Straborny at 334-9370. ST. EMERY SCHOOL HALL will have a dinner dance, set-ups, door prizes and party favors. Stan Danielczuk and his band will provide the music. Tickets are $35.00 per person. Reservations a must. Call 334-5174 or 333-7480. HUNGARIAN SCHOOL every Saturday 10-11:30 AM at the Calvin United Church. Call 259-6392. A.H.H.A. MARY KATONA SCHOLARSHIP applications are due by November 30. The awards will be given on January 8, Sunday 3:00 PM in the Club Room of the Calvin United Church at St. Emery’s School Hall. Buffet Supper, Set-ups, Door Prizes and Party Favors. Music by Stan Danielczuk Band. Tickets $35.00 per person. No refunds. Advanced ticket purchase only. Call Frank Polke 334-5174 or Tony Zad 333-7480. page 2

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