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Saturday, Dec 9, from 12 noon: Polish Choir in concert
at MOHAI
The Polish Choir Vivat Musica will take part in the
traditional concert Holidays Around the World. The Choir
will sing Polish Christmas Carols for about 30 minutes
during the afternoon program that is hosted this year by
the Museum of History and Industry. Precise
schedule for the Choir performance TBD. The choir will perform around 2:30 PM
Where:
at
Museum of History and Industry, program is free with
a ticket admission to MOHAI
More: contact for the Choir
Barbara
Niesulowski |
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Dec 3, 2:30 pm: St. Nicolas party at the Polish Home
This is another
Mikolajki party, this one organized by the
Polish Home. The program includes a performance by the
children, singing of Polish carols and a visit by Santa
Claus as and early start of the season celebrations.
The restaurant will be open from 1 pm as is usual on
Sundays.
Where:
at the
Polish Home; admission free
More:
Polish Home, or contact
Ivona Przydzielski |
Nov
19, noon: Feast of St. Margaret at the Polish Church in Seattle
The
Seattle Polish American Parish celebrates the Annual Feast Day of St.
Margaret on Sunday, Nov 19, 2006. Celebration will start with High Mass
at 12:00 noon with the presence of auxiliary bishop Joseph J. Tyson.
After the mass a dinner will be available in the Parish Hall. The
artistic program includes Marzena Szlaga playing on piano and
performance by the children group. As at any traditional church feast,
you will be able to obtain devotional items such as rosaries and prayer
books.
Where:
St. Margaret’s
Catholic Church,
admission free, dinner $10
More: tel. to the Parish
(206) 282 1804 |
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Nov 15, 7:30 pm: Expansion Project meeting at the Polish Home
Do you enjoy more parking spaces at the Polish Home? It’s your
money at work! Come to discuss and support more changes at the
Polish Home! This is an open monthly meeting, everybody
interested in the project is invited to come and discuss issues.
Volunteers are always welcomed at the meeting!
Where:
at the Polish Home, just drop by; refreshments are provided!
More:
Polish Home Foundation,
Polish Home |
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Celebrations of
88-th Anniversary of Polish Independence (11/11/1918)
Sunday, November 12th
2:30 PM
The celebration
features performaces by by Polish Scouts and children and adults from the
Polish School and the Vivat Musica! choir. Additionally,
we will recognize 25-th anniversary of 1981 Marshal Law in Poland. |
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Annual Fall Polish Bazaar
November 4-th and 5-th Saturday and
Sunday Noon to 7PM at the Polish Hall
Delicious dinners of pickle soup, borscht, pierogi, Polish
sausage, and cabbage rolls served all day. Exceptional
home-made pastries from our bakery and dessert bar. Take home
dinners and desserts are available.
VIVAT MUSICA – Saturday
and Sunday at 2 pm
Upstairs we will have an excellent selection of crafts, Polish
Boleslawiec pottery, crystals, amber, artistic glass, books, and
much more!
Free admission and parking
For Information call 206-322-3020
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Ladies
Auxiliary and the Polish Home Association
invite volunteers to help with the
organization of the fall bazaar scheduled for
November 4-5, 2006. Help is needed with making thousands of pierogis, baking polish pastries and cakes for sale, preparing
the hall, staffing a
bakery booth and several other booths selling
merchandize for the benefit of the Polish Home and more.
More: Please contact Mira Byrski,
President of Ladies Auxiliary at
mirabyrski@hotmail.com. Pierogi making
sessions on every Tuesday before the Bazaar (Sep 19 & 26, Oct
3,10,17,24 & 31) at 7 pm at the Polish Home |
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Disco Saturday,
October 28-th 8:00 PM This is the "Halloween" party, costumes
preferred but not required.
Admission $10.00 |
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Friday,
October 13th 8:00 PM
Lecture of prof. Thaddeus Radziłowski
on the new book by Jan Tomasz Gross "FEAR
- Anti-Semitism in Poland after Auschwitz".
Admission free.
http://fear.piastinstitute.org |
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Brothers
in arms - Brothers in faith! See photos from pilgrimage of
polish, american and german soldiers to Our Lady
of Częstochowy shrine.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1710636/posts |
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Polish Festival in Portland, Sep 23-24
This is the 13th edition of the biggest Polish event in the
United States west of Chicago! The Festival features two full
days of non-stop folk performances, variety of merchandize
booths and of course tons of pierogi, pancakes and other Polish
foodstuffs as well as Polish beer. There will also be polka
contests on both days and dancing in the evenings.
Where: St. Stanislaus Church & The Polish Hall & Library, 3900
N. Interstate Ave., Portland, OR; admission free
More:
www.portlandpolonia.org/festival/, Marek Stepien
503-810-6926,
marek@gte.net
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Sunday,
September 17th 2006, 6:00 pm
One and only performance of one of the
best Polish rock groups.
Their hit "Przeżyj to sam" is
arguably known to all Poles.
Tickets in advance are
$25.00 and can be purchased by calling
Mrs. Iwona Przydzielski, tel.
425-820-1207 or
zbigi@netzero.com
Tickets at the door are
$27.00 for members of the PHA and $30.00 for others.
More:
http://www.lombard.pl/
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Polish Home will be closed to general public for summer starting Friday, July 2; it will reopen for business as usual on
September 1, 2006 |
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Sunday,
20 August 2:00 PM, Polish Army Day
Dinner celebrating
anniversary of victorious battle of 1920 against
the Soviet army (Miracle in the Vistula) and Polish
Veterans.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1684154/posts |
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Sunday May 21st 6:00 PM
Salon of Poetry in
Seattle invites to show/happening "My favoured poem".
Please come and read your beloved poem.
Admission free
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Saturday,
May 20th 8:00 PM Spring Dance at the PHA
Dance to music of DJ from
Portland. The bar and restaurant open.
Tickets $12 for the PHA
members, $15 for other and $10 for students 21+ |
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May
20, noon – 5 pm
Pierogi
Fest
A Pierogi (Polish dumplings)
extravaganza!
tickets $12
Several different kinds of pierogi available in copious
amounts for your hearts pleasure. This is all you can
eat deal, with additional servings available while you
talk leisurely, listen to Polish music and have a good
time!
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Sunday
May 14th 2006 2:30PM
Mother's Day |
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Saturday May 13-th 6:00PM
Choir "Vivat Musica!"
in program "Biesiada". Tickets $30.
Includes dinner and dessert.
Ticket reservations Ania Bieniek 425-280-4858 or Lucyna
Korbel 253-223-8500 |
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Friday,
12th May 2006, 8:00PM
Well known polish group
"Gang Marcela" will perform at the PHA
Informations about the
group
www.gangmarcela.pl
Tickets $15 in advance,
$17 at the door for members, $19 for general public.
Reservations Ivona Przydzielski 425-820-1207 or
ivonat@kcha.org
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Polish Home invites bids to improve the parking
Polish Home in Seattle plans to extend the parking lot
adjacent to the PH building this spring and invites bids
for the work. This is the first part of the Polish Home
expansion project. The scope of work includes removing
the shack next to the manager house, removing old fence,
leveling ground, building a new fence, landscaping and
creating new parking stalls. Details can be found at the
websites indicated below. Bids deadline is unknown at
this time. Contact: Pawel Krupa (206) 328-8828 or
pawelkrupa@comcast.net
More: parking job
www.polishnewsseattleorg/Jobs.htm,
the PH extension project
www.PolishHomeFounation.org
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Sunday
April 30th 2006 2:30PM
Constitution of 3-rd May 1791
celebration.
In program
performaces by Polish Scouts, students of the Polish
School, "Vivat Musica!" choir.
We will be hosting
Consul of the Polish Republic Mrs. Krystyna
Tokarska-Biernacik. |
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Slavic Fest,
Saturday April 29-th 2:30 PM
Please come and
support our children. We will gather at the Drumhaller Fountain
on the University of Washington campus at 2:30PM. The Parade
will start at 3:00PM, with a concert of Children's performances
in Kane Hall starting at 4:00PM. The Slavyanska Vecher Party
will start at 7:00PM at the Russian Center. Dinners will be
available, cooked by our own Ladies Auxiliary. The evening will
include performances by various singing groups including Vivat
Musica and dancing the rest of the evening.
For info please
visit www.UWalum.com or call
206-543-0540
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Sunday April
23rd 4:30PM
Sharing of the Easter Egg at
the Polish Home.
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Polish Studies Spring Auction 2006
Saturday, April 22, 2006
5:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Polish Hall
1714 18th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122
Please RSVP by April 15, 2006
The Second Annual 2006 Spring Auction is approaching quickly.
The proceeds from the auction will benefit the Polish Studies
Endowment Fund, the Fulbright Scholar Fund, and a fund
supporting Polish Studies Program at the UW.
You are all invited to a night of great food, entertainment, and
the best auction items in town! The event will be held at the
Polish Hall on Capitol Hill. We are also pleased to announce
that Pat O’Brien will be returning as the auctioneer.
Please visit our web site and check the Live Auction Catalog at:
http://www.polishstudiesuw.org/2006 auction htm files/CATALOG
live auction.htm
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44th
Spring Bazaar at PHA, Saturday April
8th, noon – 7 pm
Yes, this is 44th
Annual Spring Polish Bazaar! It is a yearly event organized by
the Ladies Auxiliary.
The booths upstairs will offer Polish crystal bowl and vases,
Boleslawiec pottery, amber and silver
jewelry, pottery, crafts, books, Easter eggs and much more.
Downstairs you can enjoy traditional Polish dishes of pierogi,
sausage, cabbage rolls etc. served by the young generation of
waiters clad in Polish folk costumes. You can also buy home made
desserts and pastries. Most of the Puget Sound area Polish
organizations would have their booths or info posted. This is
usually a quite crowded event, so come early!
Where: at
the Polish Home, 1714 18th Ave. Seattle, admission
and parking free
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Saturday, April 1st 5:00 PM
A Piano Recital by Russian Virtuoso Pianist
Alexander Ardakov
In
program compositions of Bacha-Busoni, Glinka, Mussorgsky,
Rachmaninov, Chopin and Liszt.
A graduate of the Moscow Conservatoire and a
prizewinner at the Viotti International competition in Italy,
Alexander Ardakov has been living in England since 1991 where in
addition to his performing career throughout the world he is a
Professor of Piano at Trinity College of Music in London
Admission $15
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Sunday, March
5-th 2006, 4:00 PM
Seattle's
Salon of Poetry and Marzena
Szlaga Piano Studio present a
program celebrating 196-th
birthday of Frederic Chopin.
Featured are
young students of the Studio. |
Sunday, 22-nd January;
February
19-th 6pm
The
Salon of Poetry in Seattle invites to
an evening of music and poetry
""Nic Dwa Razy".
The
polish, czech, russian and
english poetry was written by
women.
Free admission |
Ich
Troje in show at the Meydenbauer
Center in Bellevue, Feb 18, 8 pm
Ich Troje is a very popular
music band from Poland,
currently scheduled to represent
Poland in the 2006 Eurovision
competition. One local fan says
their songs have nice and catchy
melodies appealing both to
younger and older generation and
that their concerts are always
great shows. Michal Wisniewski,
Jacek Lagwa & Ania Swiatczak
come to Seattle with a show cast
of 18! Sounds like a perfect
ticket for our local Polonia!
Bonus: it’s organized both by
the Society for Polish Culture (TMKP)
and the Polish Home Association!
Where: Meydenbauer Center
Theatre, 11100 NE 6th St,
Bellevue; tickets $30 advanced,
$35 at the door. Advanced
tickets & info: W. Studenna
(425) 271-4958, E. Filipczuk
(425) 338-3408
More: the band (in Polish)
www.IchTroje.pl, theater
www.Meydenbauer.com
News Credits:
Polish News from Puget Sound is a private distribution list serving
Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. It is
edited by Ryszard Kott; contact:
Editor@PolishNewsSeattle.org |
Biesiada: a merry sing-along in
Portland, Feb 18, 6 pm
The Polish Choir Vivat Musica
from Seattle goes to Oregon with
the very successful Biesiada
singing-along party. Good food,
wine and merry songs are the
recipe for the evening. If you
want to attend and cannot go to
Tacoma next week, it’s worth the
long drive!
Where: at the Polish Hall, 3832
Interstate Ave in Portland, OR;
More: www.portlandpolonia.org,
ticket info call (503)810-6926,
Marek Stepien
marek@gte.com
News Credits:
Polish News from Puget Sound is a private distribution list serving
Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. It is
edited by Ryszard Kott; contact:
Editor@PolishNewsSeattle.org |
NW Chopin Festival winners’ concert at the Polish
Home, Feb 11, 7 pm
This concert features the winners of the 4rd Northwest Chopin Festival from
the week earlier. As usual, the best young artists from our state are
expected to deliver great performances. Refreshments will be provided.
Organized by the Northwest Council of the Chopin Foundation and supported by
Sherman Clay with all proceeds going to the Foundation’s Scholarship Fund
for young pianists.
Where: at the Polish Home upper hall; tickets $10 at the door, free for
children 18 and younger
More: www.ChopinNW.org
News Credits:
Polish News from Puget Sound is a private distribution list serving
Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. It is
edited by Ryszard Kott; contact:
Editor@PolishNewsSeattle.org |
PH Expansion Project meeting at the Polish Home, Feb
9, 7:30 pm
Polish Home Fundraising Committee invites everybody interested in the PH
expansion project to its monthly meeting at the Polish Home.
Agenda: closing on the project review, updates to the brochure, fence
planning. All interested in the details of the project as well as volunteers
are welcome!
Where: at the Polish Home, just drop by; refreshments are provided!
More:
www.PolishHomeFoundation.org
News Credits:
Polish News from Puget Sound is a private distribution list serving
Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. It is
edited by Ryszard Kott; contact:
Editor@PolishNewsSeattle.org |
4th Annual Northwest Chopin Festival in Seattle, Feb
4, from 9 am - 4pm
This year 75 best young pianists from the state of Washington take part in
the Festival. This celebration of Chopin’s music is also a competition; the
winners in age categories will be announced after 4 pm. The very successful
Festival is the renewed focus of the NW Council of the Chopin Foundation,
its main organizer. The prize winner concert is on Feb 11, 2006, at the
Polish Home.
Where: at Sherman Clay, 1624 4th Avenue, and also at the second venue across
the street, at the Green Banquet Room in the Mayflower Park Hotel in
Seattle; admission free
More: Chopin Foundation NW, www.chopinnw.org/festival2006.html, or contact
Ivona Kaminska at (425) 829-1229
News Credits:
Polish News from Puget Sound is a private distribution list serving
Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. It is
edited by Ryszard Kott; contact:
Editor@PolishNewsSeattle.org |
Lecture by Oscar winner Jan A.P. Kaczmarek at the UW,
Feb 4, 7 pm
Mr. Kaczmarek is an internationally renowned composer who won the 2005 Oscar
in the music score category for his music to the movie Finding Neverland by
Marc Foster starring Johnny Depp. His other movies include Total Eclipse,
Bliss, Quo Vadis?, Washington Square and Unfaithful. He also works with
theater and new media, notably through Instytut Rozbitek, an European center
he set up in Poland. His lecture at the University of Washington, Music
without Borders, is organized by the UW Polish Studies Endowment Committee.
Where: room 210, Kane Hall at the UW campus in Seattle, admission free
More: www.jan-ap-kaczmarek.com/en/news_2005html,
www.oscar.com/nominees/nom_34089.html
News Credits:
Polish News from Puget Sound is a private distribution list serving
Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. It is
edited by Ryszard Kott; contact:
Editor@PolishNewsSeattle.org |
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The following are the results of PHA elections, which
were held at the Polish Home in Seattle on January 28th. The numbers listed
after each name indicate the votes that were received by that person out of
a total of 149 ballots issued
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Prezes Domu
Polskiego:
Elżbieta Filipczuk
- 143 |
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Starszy Wiceprezes - Włodzimierz Łukaszuk
- 144 |
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Wiceprezes Administracyjny - Andy
Okińczyc
- 137 |
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Skarbnik - Paul Griffin
- 144 |
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Wiceprezes Odbudowy - Paweł Krupa
- 144 |
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Wiceprezes d/s Kultury - Ivona
Przydzielski - 141 |
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Sekretarz Protokółowy - Mira
Pawluśkiewicz |
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Wiceprezes d/s Zabaw - Marian Bagiński
- 141 |
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Sekretarz
Korespondencyjny - Basia
MCNair
- 136 |
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Rada Opiekunów |
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Lucyna Błońska
- 127; elected |
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Andrzej Cieślak
- 79; elected |
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Wiesław Czyż
- 39 |
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Marek
Daniłowicz
- 20 |
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Carol
Forte -
131; elected |
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Ronald Gołubiec
- 123; elected |
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Marek Gruszecki - 133; elected |
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Grażyna Krewin
- 122; elected |
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Krzysztof Kuczewski
- did not run |
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Andrzej Mróz
- 135; elected |
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Victor Pasiełko
- 128; elected |
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Piotr
Pawluśkiewicz
- 124; elected |
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Ziomek Pawluśkiewicz
- 111; elected |
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prof.
Zbigniew Pietrzyk
- 122; elected |
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Grzegorz Plichta
- 105; elected |
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Roman
Rogalski
- 111; elected |
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Zenon
Ślusarski
- 114; elected |
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Marian Strutyński
- 138; elected |
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I certify the above to be
true results of the election.
Mateusz Karczewski, for the PHA Election Committee
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The PHA Elections Committee Announcement
Forms indicating desire to vote by
proxy can be signed
at the Polish Home on 1/13/2005 and 1/20/2005 between 8:00 and 10:00 P.M.
The proxy forms will be attached to the election newsletter.
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Kandydaci
do Zarządu Domu Polskiego oraz Rady Opiekunów
na rok 2006
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Prezes Domu
Polskiego:
Elżbieta Filipczuk |
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Starszy Wiceprezes - Włodzimierz Łukaszuk |
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Wiceprezes Administracyjny - Andy
Okińczyc |
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Skarbnik - Paul Griffin |
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Wiceprezes Odbudowy - Paweł Krupa |
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Wiceprezes d/s Kultury - Ivona
Przydzielski |
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Sekretarz Protokółowy - Mira
Pawluśkiewicz |
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Wiceprezes d/s Zabaw - Marian Bagiński |
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Sekretarz
Korespondencyjny - Basia
MCNair |
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Rada Opiekunów |
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Lucyna Błońska |
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Andrzej Cieślak |
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Wiesław Czyż |
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Marek
Daniłowicz |
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Carol
Forte |
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Ronald Gołubiec |
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Marek Gruszecki |
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Grażyna Krewin |
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Krzysztof Kuczewski |
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Andrzej Mróz |
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Victor Pasiełko |
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Piotr
Pawluśkiewicz |
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Ziomek Pawluśkiewicz |
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prof.
Zbigniew Pietrzyk |
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Grzegorz Plichta |
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Roman
Rogalski |
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Zenon
Ślusarski |
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Marian Strutyński |
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Regulamin wyborów
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The PHA
Elections Committee Announcement
The Election Committee announces
that, in accordance with
Election Procedures, all
eligible PHA members interested
in becoming candidates for PHA
elected positions are required
to submit in writing to the
Election Committee their
interest for a specific position
by January 5th 2006.
Submissions to be sent to:
Polish Home Association, 1714
18th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122,
Attn: Elections or preferably
e-mailed at
Matt@meritconsultants.com.
Please attach your photo and
text to be published in the
election pamphlet in electronic
format.
Election Meeting is scheduled
for Saturday, January 28th, 2006
at 3:00PM.
Mateusz Karczewski, chairman
Robert Byrski
Grazyna Kapa
Toni Krol
Marion Ossowski
Elections Regulations
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Carnival party for kids at the Polish
Home, Jan 29, noon – 4 pm
The Polish School in Seattle invites all the kids to a carnival party at the
Polish Home. It will feature games, competitions, and more. You can also
have a tasty dinner for the whole family with home made desserts. This is a
fundraiser for the benefit of the Polish School in Seattle.
Where: at the Polish Home
More: Gerard Adler, (425) 653-3692
News Credits:
Polish News from Puget Sound is a private distribution list serving
Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. It is
edited by Ryszard Kott; contact:
Editor@PolishNewsSeattle.org |
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Public
meeting
on the
Polish Home expansion project, Jan 21, 3 pm
This is a community feedback meeting about the Polish Home expansion project
organized by the Polish Home Building Commission. With over $250,000 in
pledges and a round of consultations with current Polish Home users, the
project is ready to go into the execution phase. This is why community
feedback is important. At the meeting, the current project will be presented
in details and architectural and financial plans will be discussed. The
architect, Mr. Roy Koczarski, members of the Polish Home Association
Building Commission as well as members of the Polish Home Foundation
Fundraising Committee will be at hand to answer all the questions you might
have about the project.
Where: at the Polish Home,
admission free
More:
about project rationale and details
www.PolishHomeFoundation.org/new/remodeling.htm |
Local jobs for Polish native
speakers
1) Microsoft is offering 2 jobs
for about 10 weeks at the Speech
and Natural Language group for
people with detailed native
level of competency in Polish
spelling and grammar to work on
spellcheckers, word breakers
etc.
2) Local medical software
company is offering a 2 week job
for a native speaker with
medical background to work on
software localization involving
Polish.
More: www.polishnewsseattle.org/Jobs.htm |
Microsoft is recruiting in
Poland in January, 2006
You can pass the word -
Microsoft will be recruiting in
Poland and Central Europe in
late January looking for
qualified candidates for program
developer (SDE) & tester (SDET)
positions in Redmond, WA.
Requirements etc. are posted on
our job ad page.
More: www.polishnewsseattle.org/Jobs.htm,
resumes should be sent to EERes@microsoft.com
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Christmas
wafer sharing and carols at the
Polish Home, Jan 8, 2:30 pm
This is a traditional Christmas
wafer (oplatek) sharing for
members and friends of the
Polish Home with Fr. Stanislaw
Michalek. The Polish Choir Vivat
Musica will bring the joy of
carols singing to the occasion
and everybody is invited to come
and sing Polish and American
carols along.
Where: at the Polish Home
News Credits:
Polish News from Puget Sound is a private distribution list serving
Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. It is
edited by Ryszard Kott; contact:
Editor@PolishNewsSeattle.org |