Latest News from Ohio INVITATION The Freedom
Statue Committee of the Cleveland Hungarian Revolution 50th Anniversary
Committee cordially invites you to the Dedication of the Freedom Statue: A reception immediately following the dedication: For more information about the dedication or on how to donate, contact: Jim Balog (440) 564-7088 Cleveland
Paprika! Ball, February 24, 2007: The Cleveland
Hungarian Development Panel Cordially invites you to the 2007 Paprika
Benefit Ball Honoring Jerry Torma. This year's theme is "Romancing
the Music," featuring
Roberto McCausland Dieppa on Piano, Recipient of Pro Hungaria
Award. 9/17/2006 - The American Hungarian Council of Lorain County officially dedicated its 1848-1956 Memorial Monument starting with a dedication ceremony at Oakwood Park. The dedication was followed by a banquet in the social hall of the Hungarian Reformed Church. The Honorable Mayor Craig Foltin and the city of Lorain, through proclamation, designated a property on the corner of East 31st Street and Grove Avenue in Oakwood Park as the future site of the monument. AHF congratulates John Peters and all those in Lorain who made this possible. AHF National is proud to be a sponsor! For volunteer opportunities, call Ida Bodnar at (440) 277-4648 or the church office at (440) 277-8177 weekdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m Click the images for a larger version. 1956 Miles to Help Hungary AHF's Laszlo Buda is raising funds for United Way Hungary by riding his bicycle 1956 miles by October 23, 2006. He is seeking pledges/sponsorships in this 50th anniversary year of the Hungarian Revolution. "Laz" rode 1210 miles last year, so this would be 50% more - quite a physical challenge! Make a pledge and contact him at lazbuda@yahoo.com. See www.1956in2006.org and [read more] about Laszlo. National Hungarian Memorial Dedicated on June 12th, 2005. AHF's President Emeritus, Dr. Nadas Gyula, keynote speaker. Arpad Dobolyi of the Memorial Committee, chose the site for the National Hungarian Memorial honoring Hungarian heroes that perished in the fight against the communist takeover. The memorial is the culmination of over two decades of work. The idea of erecting a Hungarian Monument was proposed and organized by Mr. Dobolyi with the cooperation of the Hungarian community in 1984. The granite construction of cremation niches provides the background for the monument featuring the Hungarian Crest in the center with the Hungarian Turul on top. The Turul is cast in bronze, with its wings spread wide and clutching a sword in its talons. This creation of art is that of sculptor Gyuri Hollosy, who is also known for his Mindszenty statue in downtown Cleveland and proposed AHF 1956 Memorial seen here with the artist. [contact Arpad Dobolyi] [read more] [Read More about other AHF organizational members] 1/10/2005 - AHF Members breaking ground on 1848 / 1956 Hungarian Memorial Monument in Lorain, Ohio. The Honorable Mayor Craig Foltin and the city of Lorain, through proclamation, designated a property on the corner of East 31st Street and Grove Avenue in Oakwood Park as the future site of the monument. The cost is estimated at $30,000.00 and your help is needed! Donors who give $100.00 or more get their names inscribed in the stepping stones. Leave your mark and help us build this monument to Hungarian bravery and democracy. |
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