The Eighth Hungarian Tribe, 1984 (11. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1984-06-01 / 6. szám
CLUB NEWS CLUB DIRECTORY American-Hungarian Citizens Club of Rahway 807 Old Raritan Road Clark, New Jersey 07066 Tel: 201-388-8866 Hungarian Charitable Association 431 Maple Avenue Linden, New Jersey 07036 Tel: 201-486-7439 Hungarian-American Athletic Club 198 Somerset Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901 Tel: 201-246-9615 Hungarian-American Citizens Club of Woodbridge (Hungarian Manor) 95 Port Reading Avenue Woodbridge, New Jersey 07095 Tel: 201-364-9623 American-Hungarian Democratic Citizens Club 1051 South Clinton Avenue Trenton. New Jersey 08608 Tel: 609-695-9675 Hungarian Citizens League of Garfield 21 New Sghley Street Garfield. New Jersey 07026 Tel: 201-772-9654 American-Hungarian Cultural & Social Club P.O. Box 13 Whiting. New Jersey 08759 Tel: 201-350-3478 Club Gets Face-Lift CLARK - The American-Hungarian Citizens Club of Rahway got a facelift. It now has a new look. But not only was the building stuccoed and brickfaced, new windows and ventilators installed, and woodwork either repaired or replaced. A new sodium-lighting system has also been installed. Now, according to Louis continued on page 19 Rod & Gun Club Invites New Members NEW BRUNSWICK - The H.A.A.C. Rod & Gun Club still has a limited number of memberships open and would welcome new applicants. The objectives of the club are to foster the protection of fish, game, and forests; to help regulate the propagation of fish and game in New Jersey; and to promote a better understanding of the proper use of firearms and the exercise of safety in outdoor activities. The club does not field a team for competition, but leases more than 160 acres of woodland in IUNE, 1984 upstate New York for the use of club members and has its own skeet shooting facilities. Officers of the club are: Joseph Rózsahegyi, President; Julius Rodek, Vice-Prsident; Alex Toth, Sr., Treasurer; Victor Kovács, Secretary; and Edward Miklós, Field Captain. For further information, call Joseph Rózsahegyi at 201-249-7783. Ethnic Extravaganzas At Roebling ROEBLING - This “Bridge Building for Lasting World Peace” town is celebrating its 80th Birthday with a series of four ethnic festivals this year: the “Happy Birthday Roebling Festival” on Sunday, June 24th; the “America-A Nation of Nations Picnic” on Sunday, July 8th; the “Transylvania Happening” on Sunday, August 19th; and the “One World Festival” on Sunday, September 16th. The Hungarian community will be represented in three of these “extravaganzas”, while the “Transylvanian Happening”, which is a continuation of last season’s highly successful “Hungarian Festival” that attracted about 5,000 people, will be what its sponsors call the “Great Hungarian Shootout”, including such “fringe benefits” as a large variety of good food, lots of cool and not-so-cool refreshments, stimulating entertainment, and the music of the Continental Gypsies, who were recently featured in an article published in the New Jersey Monthly Magazine. The official host for this “Great Hungarian Shootout” will be the St. Nicholas Mission Church of Medford. H.A.A.C. Schedules “June Dance” NEW BRUNSWICK The new management team of the Hungarian- American Athletic Club (198 Somerset Street) here has launched a new program of fund-raising, social affairs that has already attracted a great deal of attention. Recently, more than 250 persons attended their “Sport Ball” and this month, on Saturday evening, June 16th, they have scheduled a “June Dance” at which they hope to welcome even more people. Gypsy Joe and his orchestra will provide music for dancing. For further information and reservations, call: 201-246-9615. Folk Dance/Folk Music Symposium At Rutgers NEW BRUNSWICK - It has been announced by Kalman and Judith Magyar of the American-Hungarian Folklore Centrum that the Fourth continued on page lb Page 13 Before Face-lift.
