Magyar News, 2001. szeptember-2002. augusztus (12. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
2002-02-01 / 6. szám
Valentine’s Dinner FEBRUARY 3, SUNDAY NOON Chicken Paprikás & Nokedli Raspbery Lindzer & Coffee Music t>y DÁEIDC Hungarian Community Club 145 Ward Street Wallingford, CT 06292 For info call: 639-0511; 269-9768; or after 6 PM 634-0602 You are invited fo a special Venison 5 Seel Gulash Sinner Saturday, January 26 at 5 PM at the Calvin Hall, 901 King’s Highway, Fairfield, CT. Palacsinta coffee, tea and other refreshments will be served Our honored guests will be: Rev. H. Daehler Hayes UCC Rhode Island Conference Minister Michael Czinkota, actor will recite a poem Raffle - Beverly Tamás Music - István Seaenszki, Jr. Donation $8, Children $4. For information call: 259-6392 Everyone is welcomel Please note: In case of a snow storm, this event will be held on Sunday, January 27th at 12 noon Two Hours of Concert, Operetta & Hungarian Songs with the world famous Kállai Kiss Ernő Gypsy Orchestra Sunday February 17, 2002 4:00 pm at the Hungarian Community Club in Wallingford, CT The very talented and most beatiful Ibolya Nagy from the National We call attention of all those who speak Hungarian to the Panorama American Hungarian Magazine. On 36 full color pages it presents the Hungarians from all over the world. Subscription $25.00/six months. Call:732-249-0260. Theater in Szeged will sing the operetta and the Hungarian songs (magyar nóta) Tickets $19.00. Dinner (after perfomance) extra $10.50 . Tickets and reservation: 203-634-0602; 203-269-9768; 203-925-8762; 203-272-3345 Make your reservations for Cafe MÉif Budapest 2002 Hungarian style dinner dance at WnKn March 9, Saturday Call 203-373-9958 Join the Dancers The Pannónia Club a few months ago started a Dance House. Here the youngsters learn different style dances, including Hungarian folk styles, it is held at the Calvin Church Hall on Kings Hwy. in Fairfield, CT at Jan. 18, Feb. 8 K22 at 7:30 pm. Attendance is free. Usually there are 50- 80 persons. Photo: Eszter Odescalchi, dance teacher from New York, showing the proper posture for the girls. Immutriau (fliriötmatí at % (Cahitn (űntrcli The Calvin United Church of Christ hosted a Hungarian Christmas Program on December 23rd, the Fourth Sunday of Advent, during the Hungarian Worship Service. Before the service began, there was a reception where the participating children received gifts which were prepared by Karolina Szabó, Zita Balogh, and Virginia Burr. Delicious homemade pastries and refreshments were served to Page 2 all those in attendance. In the church the children performed selections that they learned for the Pannónia Club's "2001 Karácsonya" program. Hungarian poems were recited by Andrea Finta, Dayton Horvath, Tarren Horvath, Veronika Kovács, Stanley Pongracz, Attila Poznan, Kristina Poznan, Tyler Rocco, and Alissá Varga. Dayton Horvath played three selections on the piano. Many of the children were dressed as kings and angels depicting the Christmas story. The members of the congregation were pleased to hear beautiful Christmas selections in the Hungarian language. B.P. SUCCESS »«• «i* «!« •;* «p *isß «iji The Hungarian Culture Society of Connecticut every year organizes a Gala Event. This year it was “Budapest Anno 1900,” last year it was the “Eszterhazy Dinner.” The proceeds support Hungarian causes. This years net profit of $ 16,000.00 will provide assistance to the Teleki-Bolyai Hungarian Library of Tirgu-Mures (Marosvasarhely), also opens up possibilities to support orphanages in Transylvania. The next Gala will be held at the end of October in 2002.
