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Since you are based in
the U.S. you probably know the requirements for legal employment in the U.S.
You will find the official answer at
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis
Seeking Lithuanians in Las
Vegas
Several young Lithuanians would like
to form a LAC chapter in Las Vegas.
Lithuanians, please respond to
LithuanianUSA@yahoo.com
Perhaps they have already fomed an organization?
Or perhaps there is interest in forming a Lithuanian-American Community
chapter?
Let us know!
info@lithuanian-american.org
A family in Germantown, VA, with three children
will contribute to defray taxes and health insurance expenses.
Please contact RutaKS@aol.com or
call
(301) 987-0322
Where could I get the Holy
Bible in Lithuanian?
You can get it at "Draugas
4545 W. 63 rd St.
Chicago IL 60629-5589
Tel: 773-585-9500 Fax: 773-585-8284
administracija@draugas.org
Price: About $25.00.
Do you know of any instruction
in Lithuanian cookery?
We know about such instruction in Lithuanian cooking in Nashua, NH
http://www.geocities.com/cookingwithoonagh/c-lith-research.html
Grandma's Eva's Rye Bread
Mix 1 l/2 c. white flour and l 1/2c. rye flour and 2 tsp. salt.
Add 2 1/2 c. real hot water (not boiling but uncomfortable). When
lukewarm add 3 T.caraway seeds. Add yeast (l 1/2 pkg. dissolved in 1/4
c. lukewarm water. (dry yeast very warm or compressed yeast lukewarm).
Add about 3 c. white flour to make a stiff dough. Knead until smooth and
elastic to touch (about 8 min.) Cover and let rise in warm place until
almost double (3 hrs.) Place in long greased Pan or 2 small pans & let
rise again about 1 hr. Bake in 375 oven about 50 min. or til it sounds
hollow when thumped. Don't sift the flour. Use Gold medal or Pillsbury
flour.
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information
A Lithuanian-speaking nanny is available in Indianapolis, IN.
Please contact Indre Balciunaite
<ibalciu04@lcc.lt>
Seeking a Lithuanian-speaking, experienced nanny to look after 2
children (15-month old boy and a 2 1/2 year-old girl) about 30 hours/3
days per week. We live in NW Washington, DC. For more information, please
contact Rimas and Ruta Puskorius at 202-363-1699 or
rutawdc@starpower.net
Thanks!
Hello, I am appealing to your community for help. I'm looking for a
classmate. ...
Success!
"Esu dekinga, kad patalpinote mano prašymą
surasti ieškoma žmogų. Jis atsiliepė. Nuoširdžiai Jums dėkoju už pagalbą.
..."
We need a Lithuanian-speaking nanny for a
two-and-a-half year old 1-2 days or 2 half-days a week.
We live in North Potomac, MD.
Write or call Danguole
dsenuta@hotmail.com (703) 994-7233
"I am interested in getting a "green card" as are
many recent emigres from Lithuania. Where can I get information
about "green cards" and also about United States citizenship?
Thank you."
The next "green card" lottery will begin in the fall
of 2007. You can get information on this topic at
http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/divvisa.htm
You can also get information at the United States embassy in Lithuania web
site:
http://usa.ambasada.lt/Default.asp?DL=L&EditionID =27&TopicID=91
"Could you please tell me where I can purchase children's Lithuanian
DVDs? I live in Canada and there is nothing here. I purchased "Pirmas
Zingsnis" a few years back. A lot of my friends would like to purchase it,
but I can no longer find them on the web. Perhaps you know the whereabouts
of that DVD?
Aciu.
Vida"
Please send your replies to:
lithuanianusa@yahoo.com
Sharing impressions of Lithuania
http://www.ap-photo.com/lithuania
Last March I went to Lithuania for the first
time to meet my mother's cousin. We did not know they were alive for 28
years until they found us in 2002. I am a photographer and took 1000s of
photographs while I was there. I will post photographs of my family in
June. In the meantime you can take a look at the
45 photographs of Lithuania I have on my website.
Andres Perez
andres@ap-photo.com
512-413-6993
Would you know of a room or apartment for rent for a married Lithuanian
couple as close to Washington, DC, as possible (could be in DC, Maryland,
or Virginia) from May 1 to August 1. Please write
<summit2002@takas.lt> or phone
708/228-8445; 301/340-1954. We would be grateful for any leads.
Seeking a Lithuanian speaking nanny to look after 2 children (9-month
old boy and a 2-year old girl) about 20 - 30 hours per week. We live in NW
Washington, DC. For more information, please contact Rimas and Ruta
Puskorius at 202-363-1699 (home) or 202-549-1790 (cell.) Thanks!
Folk group "Jore" looking for participants
Lithuanian folklore group Jore - in the Washington, DC area is looking
for new participants. If you like to sing or dance and you have at least
some knowledge of Lithuanian, we invite you to join us in our practice
sessions. Education in music and performing experience is not necessary.
If only you love Lithuanian folk songs and traditions - you'll enjoy our
company. Men and women of various ages are welcome. You can take a look at
our website - www.jore.us If you want to
join us, write an email to mshetty@glue.umd.edu or call
240-505-3918
Would anyone have a RECIPE for making
Lithuanian Bread???
If you have a recipe to share, please write to us at
info@lithuanian-american.org
Also see, places to buy Lithuanian bread
Are there any Lithuanians in New Orleans or its
surroundings? (esp. in Metairie).
If anyone knows, please get in touch with us at
info@lithuanian-american.org
"I am a Lithuanian-American in New Orleans (currently living in
Metairie). If anyone wishes to contact me (especially if they are
desiring to establish a Lithuanian-American community down here), my
information is:
David Drasutis
504-628-5534
d_drsts@yahoo.com"
These are the ones we know about at this
time.
The organization of the Communites of the
Ukmerge region (30 Communities)would like to establish contact with LAC
Chapers in the U.S.
Please respond to Mrs. Nijole Giedraitiene, Chair of the Communities of
the
Ukmerge region.
ukmerge@bendruomenes.lt
Tel. 370 682 30380
Fax: 370 340 69895
There is no LAC Chapter in Pittsburgh, but
there may be Lithuanians there. Are there?
If you are out there in Pittsburgh, Lithuanians, let us know!
Dalia M. Yucius
echoes98@hotmail.com
May 18, 2005
Yes there ARE Lithuanians in Pittsburgh and have been for a long
time!!!!! As President of the Lithuanian Citizens Society of Western PA,
I welcome you to visit our website:
www.pittsburghlithuanians.com
You will be able to see just how active we are. You can also download
copies of our monthly newsletter at this site.
Dalia M. Yucius
President, Lithuanian Citizens Society of W. PA
Producer, Host
"Echoes of Lithuania" Radio Program
What is the best way to find Lithuanians?
Contact the Chair of the nearest chapter of the Lithuanian American
Community, LAC, and ask him/her about upcoming Lithuanian activities in the
area, www.javlb.org/chapters_en.php
How could I search for relatives who came to the US before the Second
World War?
"Draugas," the (only) Lithuanian daily newspaper in the U.S., publishes
search notices free of charge. You should provide as much information as
possible, such as first name, last name, date of birth, profession/trade,
where in Lithuania they were from, etc. Many have found lost relatives by
way of "Draugas."
Draugas
4545 West 63rd Street
Chicago, IL 60629-5589
Tel: 773-585-9500
Fax: 773-585-8284
administracija@draugas.org
Where can I find financial assistance for students of Lithuanian descent
For assistance with studies having to do with Lithuanian subjects,
contact:
Would you know where I could find Lithuanian recipes?
Try:
Skanaus!
I am writing a book about my grandfather who was active in the
Lithuanian community from 1910 to 1923. Where could I look for the needed
information?
Try:
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