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Magyar Marketing Newsletter
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Newsletter & Announcement
ISTEN HOZOTT!
To those of you who are new to our site, we welcome you to Magyar Marketing! This newsletter will give you information on Hungarian happenings, new products, sale items and whatever else we can come up with that we think will interest you.
Newsletter Issue No. 53
Holiday 2009
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Thank you for your wonderful support this past year! We wish you a wonderful holiday season...... Kellemes karácsonyi ünnepeket és B.U.E.K. (Boldog Új évet kivánok) Pleasant Christmas Holidays and Happy New Year!
In this issue:
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Magyar Marketing Last Minute Christmas Deals
Montreal Winter Dance Workshop
Traditional Hungarian Harvest Dance Arpadhon, LA
Hungarian Settlement Historical Museum Arpadhon, LA
Puli Kutya Blog
Last Minute Gift Ideas!!! Ready to Ship!!! Call us at 1-800-786-7851
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A Hungarian Christmas Instrumental CD by Dr. Chuck Szabo $18
A Hungarian Christmas Sheet Music collection arranged by Dr. Chuck Szabo $19.00
A Slovak Christmas Instrumental CD by Dr. Chuck Szabo $18
Beigli Two Pack - $25.00 (shipping/handling additional)
Generously filled with walnuts or poppy filling...order two nut or poppy rolls or one of each for a savings of $1.00 per roll!! Great gift and great to have on hand for the holiday!!
Dumpling Maker and Apron Combination (shipping/handling additional)
Special Price!! $29.00! Slide-style dumpling maker and apron (choose either red, green, blue, black or burgundy).
Cookbooks!
Helens Hungarian Heritage Recipes by Clara Czegeny (featured in The Art of Eating Magazine) $26.00 (shipping/handling additional)
Culinaria Hungary - An informative culinary tour of Hungary! Includes recipes, photos and regional information! $24.95 (shipping/handling additional)
A Taste of Hungary by the Hungarian Culture Center of Northeastern Ohio. A wonderful collection of recipes! 274 pages of recipes by some of the best Hungarian cooks in the Cleveland area and tested by Hungarian husbands! $21.00 (shipping/handling additional)
Montreal Winter Workshop. Feb. 12,13 & 14, 2010
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For over 10 years, Hungarian folk dance and music enthusiasts have been gathering in Montreal every Valentines weekend to learn to improvise folk dances and music. This year, the Montreal Winter Workshop is pleased to once again present some of the best dancers and musicians directly from Europe.
This year the Workshop will be expanded to include a Childrens Workshop as well as a new location; a charming camp with possibility of food and lodging on site, and a great dance dialect, never before seen in North America!
An amazing staff from Hungary and Slovakia including: Dance Teachers:
Attila Olah & Aranka Balta (from Slovakia) Music: Peter Arendas, Denes
Nemeth & Attila Krasznai, Childrens folkdance and folk-games led by Barbara Baranyai (from Hungary)!
For more information, and to register visit:
www.bokreta.ca
The Traditional Hungarian Harvest Dance
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Each year on the first Saturday in October the Hungarian Settlement in Louisiana presents its annual Hungarian Harvest Dance. This harvest dance is traditional and has the original songs, music, and steps brought to America in the late 1800s. It has not changed and has been carefully preserved in its original form. While the Harvest Dance has been performed here for over 100 years without change, it has been performed in the old country where it has changed to suit the ever changing and lively people of Hungary. Therefore, one can experience the Hungarian Harvest Dance in Hungary and Hungarian Settlement with a wide variation in its form. For more information, contact Julia Ourso at (225)567-3224.
Hungarian Settlement Historical Museum
The Hungarian Settlement Historical Museum on Hwy. 43 in Albany, LA. will house Hungarian artifacts, kitchen ware, farm implements, tools, dolls, immigration papers, documents, old photos from 1896 to the present, old newspapers, books, and things that were used here in the settlement or brought from Hungary by the residents. There will be an office, gift shop, glass display cases, wall cases and a workroom to store and preserve these rare and unique items in a climate controlled environment free of acid and lignin. The future also includes hosting school groups come to learn about their culture and history by their touring the museum with one of our staff members as well as an opportunity for tourists and visitors come to research family histories that are on file.
The building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2000. The Hungarian Settlement Historical Society is seeking several grants to complete this project. For more information, please contact Royanne Kropog at (225) 294-5732 or www.hungarianmuseum.com
Puli Puppy Blog
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Here is an interesting blog that chronicles the life of some Puli pups from New Jersey. The following blog is written in Hungarian, but there are many photos. Hungarians breed some great dogs, the Puli among them. Agota Vamos, the proud owner of the mother PULI, has started an open "blog"- and if you are interested to follow the fate of the PULIs please take a
look.
http://magyarpulik.blogspot.com/
Pleasant Christmas Holidays and Happy New Year!
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Kellemes karácsonyi ünnepeket és
B.U.E.K. (Boldog Új évet kivánok)
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How to Win a Gift:
Please visit http://magyarmarketing.com and click on "Register to Win a Gift" or whenever you make a purchase you can select to win a gift as well.
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