The Eighth Tribe, 1980 (7. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1980-03-01 / 3. szám
HUNGARIAN ETHNIC GROUP OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA The Hungarian Ethnic Group of Western Pennsylvania is proud to announce its participation again in the Pittsburgh Folk Festival from May 23-25,1980. We will have a new dance and music presentation with all the other nationalities, a total of three days of fantastic cooking, singing, dancing in front of the food and display booths, childrens’ performances and stage performances. Each ethnic group has tickets for sale so we urge you to buy from us in advance to avoid the lines and to get us the small sales percentage which will help us tremendously in our preparation. Every year, each group has something unusual to present in the food and display booths. Do not miss the biggest folk festival in the East Coast because we will be working very hard to present something new, educational and entertaining, a tribute to our ancestral heritage. Bring your friends and relatives, meet new friends, enjoy the conviviality and the knewledge of ethnic heritage. Other H.E.G.W.P. programs and performances approaching include: March 16—McKeesport Hungarian Club, 2:30 p.m. March 21-23—Pontozo Regional Competition at Montreal, Canada. (The final National Competition for the best dance group in N. America will be in July.) March 26—Century III Mall Performance at 7:00 p.m. March 30—Bethlen Home for the aged at 3:00 p.m. April 20—H.E.G.W.P. 10th Anniversary Dance and Dinner Banquet with dance performance and two live bands at the Mona Lisa Restaurant 4:00 p.m. Tickets are still available for this important event until April 8th. May 23-25—Pittsburgh Folk Festival. July 9—Performance for the South Western National Bank, Greensburg. At the Courthouse Square at 12-1:00 p.m. June 22—H.E.G.W.P. Group Family Picnic at the Hungarian Park, Laurel Mountains (No Performance) . August 13—Hungarian Day at Kennywood Park (Performance and Food) Afternoon. We are also preparing for the 1981 International Hungarian Folk Dance Competition in HUNGARY and will be promoting Fund-Raising events (for this trip) which we know you will enjoy. We are active, enthusiastic and will love to see you in our midst. For further questions or information, contact Alexander Józsa Bodnár at 557, Wm. Penn Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 or call (412) 261-4951.
