I am requesting help.  I am willing to pay for your assistance.  

I am an American-Hungarian who would like to marry a 'pretty' 
(18-24 year old) Hungarian girl who may be interested in living in 
US and perhaps even attending US University (which I can arrange).  I am a 
professional with a decent income, considered attractive, with no bad habbits 
(outside of computers), who enjoys being active and athletic, and looking for 
girl who shares these values.  Do me, yourself, and your friend a favor, email 
me with information.  

Thank you.

I am requesting help.  I am willing to pay for your assistance.  I am an 
American-Hungarian who would like to marry a 'pretty' (18-24 year old) 
Hungarian girl who may be interested in living in US and perhaps even 

attending US University (which I am prepared to arrange).  I am a professional 

with a decent income, considered attractive, with no bad habbits (outside of 
computers) who likes to stay active, sports and fitness activities.  Do me, 
yourself, and your friend a favor, email me with information.  References 
available.  

Thank you.

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09/24/1995, Sunday
11 am

The Hungarian Reformed Church

Wesley Theological Seminary's Chapel
4500 Massachussetts Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C.

Sunday School - meets at 10:45

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09/20/95 CHICAGO KAVEHAZ -- I won't be telling a lot about this year's
Kavehaz. Infact I wanted to but just two seconds ago I erased the 
3 paragraph superbly written essay I wanted you all to read.
It is floating around somewhere in cyberspace. So here are the facts:

             Where: St. Istvan Templom Chicago
             When:  October 7, 1995, 7 pm
             Who: everyone invited
             For Who:  Ujvideki Diaksegelyzo program/ Scholarship program
                       for students in Ujvidek [Delvidek city]
             How much:  $7

Anyone who I have contacted about being in the KV haz, or those who
are in Chicago at this time and would like to preform, should contact
me. There is a REHEARSAL schedulled at OCTOBER 3rd AT 7 at TEMPLOM.
[ note day change]
Thanks, now let me get away from this foul thing...
(Teri ])

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 (Janos Szamosfalvi) writes:
> Frank O'Donnell ) wrote:

> : Since I'm sifting for any clues that will help me trace this
> : family, I am curious to know if the family's choice of the
> : name Ladislaw (rather than Laszlo) might suggest anything.  
> : Was Ladislaw popular in one region rather than another?
> : Does it reflect the flavoring or influence of an adjacent
> : ethnic group?
> 
> I think Ladislaw s a slavic name (czeh, slovak or polish)

It is. And it is the possible ancestor of Laszlo. Hungarians
when arrived in the Carpathian basin, found several Slavic
nations there.

Other name pairs:

Stanislaw - Szaniszlo (not a common name)
Wroclaw - Boroszlo (a town in Poland, "Breslau" in German)


Ladislav (or in Polish: Wladyslaw) is not a Hungarian name.
I don't know if one can "have" it in Hungary, but there is
such a great confusion in this scope nowadays... 

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