In our July programme we publish two interviews about the history of the Ottawa Hungarian Community Centre. Founding members and present leaders talk about past and present.
Part 1: Memoirs of founding members
Part 2: Visitor from Hungary at the OHCC (1982)
Members of the Hungarian community have visited Mr. Panek and wished him good health and happiness. Rudolf Bánsági, president of the Hungarian Community Centre, presented him with flowers. Magdolna Tóth asked questions about their long and prosperous life. Father Leo also thanked them for their staunch support of the Hungarian Catholic Community.
Ödön Panak has turned one hundred today! He was a strong supporter of the Hungarian Community Centre and the Hungarian Catholic Community of Ottawa. We wish him good health and happiness on his birthday!
Fine Dishes for Take-out
Observe how Kathie Bognár and Sue Klekner-Alt prepare Hungarian Goulash and Layered Pancakes in the Hungarian House.
Produced by Gábor Finta.
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A look at the preparations for the bake sale
Produced by Gábor Finta.
As it is well known, the peace treaty at the end of World War I was signed on June 4, at 16:32, 1920 in Versailles, close to Paris, in the 52 meters long and 7 meters wide corridor of the Grand Trianon Palace, la Galerie des Cotelles.
We commemorate this sad anniversary with a programme that can be seen on YouTube at 16:30, June 4, EDT.
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The programme was edited by Bea Finta and produced by Gábor Finta.