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Szentendre,
Tótfalu, Wild Duck Camp, 2008
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August 2008
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 On
25 July 2008 a group of Moonlight children took
part in the 4 day multicultural history and sport camp organized
by the Hungarian Association of Midnight Championships (MÉSE).
The invitation to Moonlight Clubs came from Péter Jakab,
President of the Association. The children could match their
skills in various sports, but apart from competing they also had
a chance to paddle together with the canoeists of the Wild Duck
Camp in Leányfalu, take part in a bicycle ride, try the local
bobsled roller coaster, and enjoy the beautiful beaches of the
Danube bend.
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Who said…
22 July 2008
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… that table tennis is not a summer sport? It is indeed!
Because:
I.
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On 26 June in Subotica civil organizations, and those
institutions that have programmes related to addiction
prevention, commemorated the International Day Against Drug
Abuse with an open-air public event.
The event was organized on the main square of the town in front
of the Town Hall.
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Village Day championship in
Moonlight Club 3 in Bajša
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June 2008
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 The
table tennis championship in Bajša on June 7 was a real
Moonlight treat. The professional players and trainers of table
tennis clubs of Bajša and its neighbourhood matched their skills
with the amateur players of Moonlight Clubs. It is of course
obvious who was overmatched – players from Subotica did not
succeed in bringing home no cup, diploma or even a commemorative
certificate.
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WHAT ARE FRIDAYS GOOD FOR?
5 June 2008
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 “Mr
Galac, this afternoon was much more interesting than the usual
Friday nights in the Club” - said on of the Moonlight kids after
the friendly table tennis and five-man football matches were
over. “You are right, my son - I answered, - but if there
weren’t for the Friday club nights, you wouldn’t have played so
well today.” Such games where they can play in public are
important events and enormous challenges for children. This year
the International Challenge Day was organized by the Moonlight
Club of our school (the Kizúr István Primary School) by the Head
Teacher, Vesna Dulić. All other Moonlight Clubs of Subotica, as
well as 50 students from the Teacher Training Faculty
participated, despite the last-minute rush of the school-year
end, and the exam season.
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SPRINGTIME
FESTIVALS WITH A CHAMPIONSHIP
18.APRIL
2008.
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 During
April and the beginning of May several nationalities living in
this region welcome the return of spring with traditional
springtime festivals. The Spring Moonlight Championship aspired
to manifest the peaceful coexistence and mutual acceptance of
these nationalities – in other words TOLERANCE. It was organized
in Moonlight Club 5 operating in the Jovan Mikić Primary School
of Subotica on 4 April 2008. The entire club, as well as the
head teacher of the school Etuska Juhász, and many parents and
staff members of the school warmly welcomed the swarming group
of guests adding up to about 130, including the competitors from
all six clubs, as well as the parents and adult supporters.
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Thursday, March 27,
2008
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 We approached the school around 11:00 PM. It was on a quiet
street, and there were almost no lights on inside. But as soon
as I began to wonder whether we were in the right location, a
young man burst through the big doors and warmly welcomed us to
his school. He was a club leader and, as an older volunteer,
worked to prepare and monitor the children and youth that
participate in the Moonlight program. He brought us upstairs to
put down our belongings and to see the snacks they were
preparing. We quickly were ready to go down into the basement,
where the original Moonlight Club was being held.
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A visit by
the lady in the red coat
4 April 2008
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 We
were looking forward to her arrival to Subotica very much. Katy
Love, Assistant Program Officer of The Global Fund for Children
(GFC) seated in Washington, responsible for programmes in the
United States
and Eastern Europe, came from overseas to visit us on 28 and 29
March. The purpose of her journey was, among other things, to
meet the coordinators and members of Club 21 – Association for
Positive Communication, the leaders of Moonlight Clubs, the
Councillor of Youth and Sport Affairs of the Local Government,
and some members of the private sector, who support the
Moonlight Programme of our civil organization in the sprit of
corporate social responsibility. She was most happy, however,
when she met the children and young people in the Moonlight
Clubs and in the American Corner Moonlight operating in the Town
Library of Subotica.
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MOONLIGHT CLUB IN THE SZÉCHENYI
PRIMARY SCHOOL
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March 2008
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 The
acting headmaster of Gróf Széchenyi István Primary School, Lídia
Süli and the Coordinator of the Youth Night Sport Department of
Club 21 – Association for Positive Communication Dezső Kiss
signed a cooperation agreement which declares that the school
joins the Moonlight Programme of the non-governmental
organization. As a result of this on 13 March 2008 a new free and open night sport and recreational club – a
Moonlight Club – was opened to expect children and youth
interested in sports and entertainment every Friday from
7 to 11 p.m.
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Some new friends I made
March 2008
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 My
name is Zoltán Varga, I am a gold medallist wrestler, and I have
been a devoted “moonlighter” since the beginning. I would like
to introduce you some friends I met and made during the winter
programmes of Moonlight Clubs. First of all I need to mention
Gyöngyvér Kiss (next to me in the photo), a fourth-year student
at the Teacher Training Faculty who runs the English language
workshop at the American Corner Moonlight. She does it in a
dynamic, interesting and interactive way, enriching the learning
of English language and culture with lots of great, creative
ideas. If all subjects at school were taught this way, they
would be much more interesting to learn and time would fly by
much faster. In ACM, it flies by extremely quickly, although we
do learn and work a lot. Gyöngyvér is assisted by Nataša Pucar,
a university student of English language, who is also very kind
to us, and corrects the slips we make not only in English, but
in Serbian too. They both deal with us voluntarily, which I
thank them very much.
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A MOONLIT SPORTS-COMMUNICATION CAMP IN SUBOTICA
8 January, 2008
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Official
data
On 14, 15 and 16 of December 2007 association “Club 21” and
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sport and youth affairs Department of the Municipality of
Subotica in the framework of the Moonlight Programme organized
an international and multi-ethnical sports-communication camp
under the title “Cultures, Conflicts and Youth” for children and
youth from Serbia and Hungary in the Kizúr István Primary School
of Subotica.
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