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Learning from past: Oliver Botar, who organized the Hungarians in Canada exhibition, says he now identifies with contemporary Hungarian-Canadian achievers.
Learning from past: Oliver Botar, who organized the Hungarians in Canada exhibition, says he now identifies with contemporary Hungarian-Canadian achievers.

Learning from past: Oliver Botar, who organized the Hungarians in Canada exhibition, says he now identifies with contemporary Hungarian-Canadian achievers.

Date11/9/1989
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0125543F
As lovely as any debutante in the old days in Europe, Lucy Molnar, seen with father, Dr. Lesley Molnar, practises her curtsey for tonight's Helicon Ball. The Hungarians here are anxious to keep their culture alive.
As lovely as any debutante in the old days in Europe, Lucy Molnar, seen with father, Dr. Lesley Molnar, practises her curtsey for tonight's Helicon Ball. The Hungarians here are anxious to keep their culture alive.
1/9/1968
Young hungarians gather in metro, The Canadian Hungarian Youth Federation ended its founding conference in Toronto at the weekend
Young hungarians gather in metro, The Canadian Hungarian Youth Federation ended its founding conference in Toronto at the weekend
2/15/1974
Class of '87: Dr. Hilroy Thomas, right, is opening private schools in Scarborough and Etobicoke to help students, labled under-achievers, make the grade. He says individual attention and small classes can raise a student's grade by one year. These students are catching up this summer.
Class of '87: Dr. Hilroy Thomas, right, is opening private schools in Scarborough and Etobicoke to help students, labled under-achievers, make the grade. He says individual attention and small classes can raise a student's grade by one year. These students are catching up this summer.
8/17/1987
Today, busy and settled: Hungarians can be found from the Yukon to Halifax
Today, busy and settled: Hungarians can be found from the Yukon to Halifax
1/25/1968
Young achievers: George Dennie (left) and Kim Jonas were among black students honored by Oakwood Collegiate's Afro-Canadian Club yesterday in its annual celebration of black history.
Young achievers: George Dennie (left) and Kim Jonas were among black students honored by Oakwood Collegiate's Afro-Canadian Club yesterday in its annual celebration of black history.
2/11/1987
Hungarian-Born Paul and Marianna Kneffel work at restoring furniture and art in this little crowded studio on Avenue Rd. They came to Canada in 1960.
Hungarian-Born Paul and Marianna Kneffel work at restoring furniture and art in this little crowded studio on Avenue Rd. They came to Canada in 1960.
11/1/1971
Hopeful President: Hungarian head of state Arpad Goncz opened Toronto's Hungary Reborn arts festival.
Hopeful President: Hungarian head of state Arpad Goncz opened Toronto's Hungary Reborn arts festival.
10/18/1991
To freedom: Julius Hegedus salutes the new Republic of Hungary at his Hungarian Hut restaurant yesterday
To freedom: Julius Hegedus salutes the new Republic of Hungary at his Hungarian Hut restaurant yesterday
10/24/1989
Winners: Stars featured on The Canadian Achievers range from champion trapshooter Susan Nattrass (above) to singer Gordon Lightfoot, to comic strip artist Lynn Johnston
Winners: Stars featured on The Canadian Achievers range from champion trapshooter Susan Nattrass (above) to singer Gordon Lightfoot, to comic strip artist Lynn Johnston
11/15/1985
Winners: Stars featured on The Canadian Achievers range from champion trapshooter Susan Nattrass (above) to singer Gordon Lightfoot, to comic strip artist Lynn Johnston
Winners: Stars featured on The Canadian Achievers range from champion trapshooter Susan Nattrass (above) to singer Gordon Lightfoot, to comic strip artist Lynn Johnston
9/22/1988
Shifting the scene: Philip Monk says his main task as curator is to win more respect for contemporary Canadian art.
Shifting the scene: Philip Monk says his main task as curator is to win more respect for contemporary Canadian art.
12/28/1984
Miracle or malarky? Hungarian Oskar Estebany says his power to cure by the laying on of hands involves electrical magnetism
Miracle or malarky? Hungarian Oskar Estebany says his power to cure by the laying on of hands involves electrical magnetism
12/14/1979