The Eighth Hungarian Tribe, 1983 (10. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1983-06-01 / 6. szám
THE EIGHTH HUNGARIAN TRIBE June, 1983 THE EDITOR’S CORNER ... PLEASE NOTE: The Magazine publication will continue without ^ any disruption, contrary what you might have heard from other sources. —iMany of you did not send in your subscription/ membership fee for 1983 —please do so. If ypu care to make a “Special Donation” toward the magazine’s publication expenses, we’ll gratefully appreciate your generosity. The editor Was asked many times for personal appearances on behalf of the magazine and the Foundation. He asks all the Vice Presidents, Board Members, or other interested persons to please make arrangements for a regional Hungarian Eighth Tribe Fundation Day to raise funds for the magazine and for the Foundation and let the editor know of the date, so he can schedule his time accordingly. Presently we do not schedule a Summer Conference. Editor’s Home Phone: 412—834-0169, Greensburg, Penna. Because many of the readers, who were with us from 1974 to 1979 are not subscribers anymore, periodically we’ll repeat some of the articles from earlier publications, which concerns our Hungarian Heritage. For those who already read these articles — a little refresher course does not hurt anybody. ☆ ☆ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR:— Dear Sir: I would like to take this opportunity to express how much our family enjoys reading the Eighth Hungarian Tribe magazine. It is good to know about the happenings of Hungarians in the United States as well as other parts of the world. We would like to renew our subscription and also become a member of the Foundation. Enclosed you will find a check for $25.00. God Bless your endeavors. Sincerely yours, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Szilagyi Palos Hills, Illinois Dear Sir: Please enter my application for a new Subscription to the Eighth Hungarian Tribe magazine. Enclosed is my check for $10.00, which according to Dr. Victor Molnár of McKeesport (radio) is the current subscription price. Respectfully, John E. Zsoldos Glenshaw, Pennsylvania The following letters came from people who read Miss Frances Borsodi!s article in the Herald-Standard of Uniontown, Pa. Miss Borsodi, a third generation Hungarian-American, is a reporter for the paper. IFe also received many phone calls, including one from Florida. Also people came in person to visit us. — Editor Dear Mr. Chomos: I just read in today’s Sunday Herald-Standard about the wonderful feature about the Eighth Hungarian Tribe and I wish I had known earlier about this Hungarian magazine. Please put me on your subscription list as soon as possible and send me the bill for a year’s subscription, and I will send you a check as soon as I hear from you. Both of my deceased parents were born and raised in Hungary and came to this country in the early 1900-s and settled in New York. I am married to a Hungarian girl for 43 years and whose deceased parents were also born in Hungary and settled down here in south-western Penna. (April 15) — Thank you for your prompt delivery of the April issue of the magazine, which I received today. I am enclosing a check of $10.00 for a year’s subscription and I shall look forward to your next issue. My wife and I are very proud of our Hungarian Heritage. (April 16) — I am enclosing herein an additional $15.00, please enter my wife and me as members in the Hungarian Eighth Tribe Foundation. I was shocked by the brutality of Rumania against our fellow Hungarians in Transylvania and I hope that our government will do something to alleviate their conditions and sufferings. Respectfully youre, Joseph J. Banks Nemacolin, Pennsylvania Sir: The newspaper article about you and the printing of the Eighth Hungarian Tribe was very, very interesting! My parents both Hungarian, came from Hungary — they are deceased — and I’m interested in studying the language — perhaps reading will help. Please let me know the cost of a year’s subscription. I know how to say ‘thank you’ — but do not know for sure how to write it. Kösönem! Beatrice Campbell Uniontown Dear Mr. Chomos: Was very pleased to read about your magazine, the Eighth Hungarian Tribe in Sunday’s Herald-Standard. I am a resident of Fayette County. Please advise me as to cost of magazine gnd I will immediately send you a check. Thank you, Joe Szerensci Grays Landing, Pennsylvania Dear Mr. Chomos: I read in the Sunday paper about your paper, the Eighth Hungarian Tribe. I would like to know the price of it and how to become a subsciber. I am Hungarian and I would like very much to be able to receive it. I anxiously await your reply. Sincerely, Marie M. Furlong Hiller, Pennsylvania We received a letter from a young man, who is engaged to a Hungarian girl and he wanted to give her a gift subsriptioip.
