The Eighth Hungarian Tribe, 1985 (12. évfolyam, 1-11. szám)
1985-10-01 / 10. szám
MISS MAGYAR OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Miss Magyar and her court: Miss Jaquelyn Marie Javorsky (center) with Malvene Heyz (left), and Danielle Petras (right). Reigning during the coming year and representing the McKeesport, PA. Hungarian Social Club as Miss Magyar of Western Pennsylvania will be JAQUELYN MARIE JAVORSKY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Javorsky of Daisytown, Jaquelyn was the first runner-up in 1984. She is a member of the Magyar Rózsás Dancers of Fayette County; the Magyar Folk Dancers of McKeesport. Junior Misses: Malvene Heyz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heyz; and Danielle Petras, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Petras, both of McKeesport. The pageant was organized by Debbie Heyz, former Miss Magyar. Judges were: Judith Barnai, Carol Barsai, Geza Banes, Esqu. and Sándor E. Chomos. Illegal Immigration Illegal immigrants are pouring into the United States by the millions. Knowledgeable people put the illegals already in the U.S. between 15 to 20 million. They are flooding our border states and in time migrate to the north. Hungarians who wish to immigrate to the U.S. cannot just walk over the border, but have to wait their turn. The poeple of South and Central Americal who are flooding into our country are trying to escape the problems of their own creation. They have allowed their fertile lands to be run by gangsters and dictators. Theirs was also a new land of opportunity, but they have made a mess of it and now they are eying the land of the north developed by people of different values. Our cities are turned into battle grounds, our young poisoned by their drugs. Some of our conniving politicians see them as a way to power. Seeing this chaos, voices are being raised to put a clamp on immigration altogether, which would penalize our people who are waiting their turn to immigrate to the U.S. We favor the new Immigration Bill introduced by Sen. Alan Simpson (R-Wyo.). This Bill would make it unlawful for employers, union hiring halls and others to hire, recruit or refer illegal aliens for jobs. Unlike Simpson’s last effort, this bill has some support of business because it does not contain requirements that employers maintain extensive records on job applicants. Employers who keep records will be presumed innocent unless proven guilty on charges of knowingly hiring undocumented aliens. Page 2 continued on page 20 COMING EVENTS: ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IN DUQUESNE, PENNSYLVANIA The Hungarian Reformed Church of Duquesne will observe celebration of different anniversaries on October 12th and 13th: the 75th Anniversary of the Duquesne Church; the 60th Anniversary of the Free Magyar Reformed Church/ Hungarian Reformed Church in America; the 30th year of Ordination of Reverend Louis Hies and his 20th year as pastor of the congregation. An Anniversary Dinner-Dance will be held on Saturday, October 12th at the G & K Hall, dinner at 6:00 p.m. followed by Dance & Music. On Sunday morning, October 13 th, a combined worship service at 10:30 o’clock with Rt. Rev. Arpad George, former president of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America; Rev. Paul Kovács, administrator of the Bethlen Home, Ligonier, Pa., and others participating in the service. For more information call the church office: 412-466-2300. HUNGARIAN FOOD FAIR & BAZAAR SUNDAY-OCTOBER13,1985 12:00 Noon - 6:00 p.m. AT ST. ELIAS SOCIAL HALL 4200 Homestead-Duquesne Road Munhall, Pa. 412-461-9271 Featuring MAGYAR FOOD SPECIALTIES PASTRIES - BEVERAGES And HUNGARIAN IMPORTS, HANDICRAFATS, CHRISTMAS ITEMS, PLANTS, CANDY, WHITE ELEPHANT BENEFIT: Church Decoration Fund EVERYONE WELCOME! FREE PARKING! Eighth Hungarian Tribe
