XV. Uzon Községi Napok – 2018
PROGRAM – UZON KÖZSÉGI NAPOK 2018
Beszámoló
2018 június 1 és 3 között sor került az uzoni Polgármesteri Hivatal és Önkormányzat által megszervezett XV Uzon Községi Napokra. A programsorozatban a község összes lakói találtak kedvükre valót, kicsitől nagyig, hiszen sor került gyereknapi tevéknységekre illetve előadásokra, valamint különböző kulturális, sport és gasztronómiai eseményekre is. Az előadásokat nem csak a községünk lakói élvezhették, hanem a testvértelepüléseinkről –azaz Csorvásról, Nagykátáról és Tolnáról- érkezett küldöttségek tagjai is.
Számos különböző stílusokat képviselő fellépők és hagyománnyá vált programok szórakozatták a résztvevőket. Idén ismételten sor került az óriáskürtőskalács megsütésére, az Önkéntes Túzoltó Alakulat baleseti mentést szimuláló bemutatójára, az állatkiállításra valamint a Fúvóstalálkozóra is. A rendezvénysorozatot a hagyományokhoz híven tűzijáték zárta.
(Ballai Timea Barbara)
Felhivas
Uzon Község Tanácsa pályázatot hirdet a községben törvényesen bejegyzett civil szervezetek számára a 2018 –as évben zajló programokra a következő témakörökben :
- művelődés, egyház, sport, kultúra, közérdekű tevékenységek, valamint a megrendezésre kerülő kulturális rendezvények : Uzon Községi Napok, Kulturális napok Uzonban, Kulturális Napok Szentivánlaborfalván.
Minden pályázat esetében szükséges, elszámolandó önrész a megítélt összeg legkevesebb tíz százaléka.
A kulturális rendezvényekre azok a non –profit civilszervezetek jelentkezhetnek akik az elmúlt 2 évben kulturális téren jelentős megvalósításokat értek el.
A pályázatok leadási határideje 2018. május 7, 10.00 óra.
Érdeklődni az uzoni polgármesteri hivatal székhelyén vagy a 0267/331002 –es telefonon lehet.
Jelentés
HELATHCARE
HELATHCARE INSTITUTIONS |
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Doctor’s Office |
DR. MARGARETA DERZSI – family physician MARGARETA TIMAR – assistant EMILIA KESE – assistant |
Even days: 1 pm – 6 pm Odd days: 9 am – 2 pm |
Tel.0267/331070 0267/331335 |
Gábor Áron. St. No. 101/3 /4
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Doctor’s Office |
DR. MÁRIA BARTÓK MAGDOLNA -family physician FAZAKAS SZENDE -assistant |
UZON M: 8 am – 1 pm W: 8 am – 1 pm F: 8 am – 1 pm Tu.: & Th.: 7 am – 9 am SZENTIVÁN: 9 am – 1 pm |
Tel.0267/314054 Mobile: 0723/568830 |
Gábor Áron St. No. 101 |
Dentist’s Office |
-dentist |
M: closed Tue. : 8 am – 12 pm W: 3pm – 6 pm Th. : 8 am–12 pm F: 8 am–12 pm |
Mobile: |
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UNICORNIS Pharmacy |
ÉVA GYÖNGYVÉR RÁPOLTI – pharmacist |
M: 9 am – 3 pm W: 9 am – 3 pm F: 9 am – 3 pm Tue. : 1 pm–7 pm Thu. : 1 pm–7 pm |
Tel.0267/331322 | Gábor Áron St. No. 41 |
FARMACOM Pharmacy |
– pharmacist |
M-F : 8 am–4 pm | Tel.0267/347256 | Gábor Áron St. No.101/8.. |
CHURCHES
Reformed Congregations:
Uzon
Members: 1730
Pastor: Barna-András Ungvári
Head Administrator: Imre Szabó
Administrator: István Kőmíves
Adress: 527130 Ozun, Str. Gábor Áron Nr. 74 jud. Covasna
Telephone: 0267331318
Mobile: 0744324708
E-Mail: ungvaribarna@clicknet.ro
Bikfalva
Members: 343
Pastor: Imre Sánta
Administrator: György Ábrahám
Adress: 527131 Bicfalău str. Principală nr. 224 jud. Covasna
Telephone: 0788-813335
Mobile: 0724-203847
E-Mail: santai@xnet.ro
Szentivánlaborfalva
Members: 190
Pastor: Balla Barna Márton
Administrator: Dombora Attila
Adress: 527145 Reci Reci, nr. 130 jud. Covasna
Telephone: 0267-373807
Mobile: 0744-979230
E-Mail: ballabarni@freemail.hu
Mother Church: Komolló, Members: 305
Lsznyó
Members: 302
Pastor: Derzsi György
Administrator: Jakó Dénes
Adress: 527132 Lisnău nr. 45 p. Ozun jud. Covasna
Telephone: 0267-331339
Sepsimagyarós
Population: 129
Pastor: Deak Botond
Administrator: Zsombor Kovács
Adress: 527136 Măgheruş
The Reformed Church of Sepsimagyarós
The church dominates the view from a hill in the center of the village. Equipped with flying buttresses, it is oriented to the southwest and is part of the collection of buildings with the cantor’s and minister’s residence. Regardless of not being mentioned in art history literature, it is still valuable and interesting in its architecture. They began building it in 1752 and according to the account book the building was finished in 1758. It took its present form after several re-building and extensions through the centuries. The expenses of the construction were paid for by the donation of the villagers. In the beginning there was a timber belfry beside the building. We do not have any record of the church from the Middle Ages, because the village is first mentioned in 1512. The defensive fortification surrounding wall typical of earlier churches is also missing.
From the 16th century the villagers used to attend worship in the neighboring Szacsva village. It is important to mention that prior to building the church, the congregation became independent at the beginning of the 18th century. The active church life and worships were attended to by ministers of the neighboring villages. This fact is proven by the tin plate donated to Magyaros’ congregation in 1736 by FerencneMarkos, born Anna Koreh. On the perimeter of the plate that still exists today it writes the following: GIVEN TO THE CONGREGATION OF MAGYAROS FOR THE GLORY OF GOD 1736 FERENCNE MARKOS. In 1768 MihalyKese gave a tin wine jug to the congregation. In 1771 the congregation received its own minister. Unfortunately we don’t know his name, but during the visit of the congregation the minister and schoolmaster was ordered not to get involved in any politics. A the same time an order was given to fix the cracks in the wall of the church. The next year the walls were fixed and three years later shingles were changed on the roof. Unfortunately the renewed church could not be enjoyed by the congregation because a fire damaged the church and neighboring buildings in 1794. The damage was not severe, because the buildings were renewed in the same year. During the renovation there was a tower added to the building with an open porch under its roof, which is rare in the region. The church was consecrated as well. In the following few years the church was furnished: the lead framed window, the painted balconies and benches, the table and the pulpit were made and still exist today. The most beautiful relics of the church were made from the generous donations of the congregation, specifically: the hexagonal led framed glass furnace windows, on the edges of which the names of the donators are engraved. The balcony window was made by KOVATS TEREZIA RITA. The window on the east side of the church was made by JANTSO JANOSNE 1797, on the north side of the church one of the windows were donated by KORE ANDRAS 1797 the other was donated by MAGYAROSI ISTVAN. There are painted inserts on both balconies that are somewhat similar to the ones in the church of Szacsva. As indicated by one of the painted inlays the date 1797 refers to the date the painting was completed. Unfortunately we do not know the name of the painter, but we suppose that it is the work of the “Painting School of Háromszék” that worked in the region since 1760. The front inlays of the benches were also painted, but they are much simpler and were made later. The painted inlays of the benches and balconies were covered with oil paint in 1954-55. With the renovation in 2013 the values of the interior of the church were revealed. Because of the floral patterned ornaments on the pulpit made of bricks is rare in the region. It is likely that the pulpit was made at the end of the 18th century since the crown above it was made in 1806. The writing on the crown beholds the name of the donator: EVER LASTING MEMORY MR. BENEDEK MOGYOROSI Anno 1806. The bench beside the pulpit, the Moses bench, according to the church visiting records was made after 1817 for the minister’s wife and for the village Master’s wife. Across the pulpit, on the inlay of the bench there is the coat of arms of the local noble family of Jancsó, who was the patron of most of the ecclesia. The hexagonal Lord’s Table was made of pine after the 1794 fire, with the name of its maker AndrasKoreh.
The earthquake of October 22, 1802 has caused the destruction of many churches in Haromszek. The Refomed Church of Magyaros was not an exception. The demage to the church had to be fixed. Since the north and west wall of the church were soaked for a long time in 1840 there was a larger renovation. Two decades later the shingles on the roof were changed to tiles. During the renovations mentioned above the scroll-work of the western wall is baroque style, while the portico triangle decorates the church with classicist style. The balcony on the western wall of the church was also built in the 18th century. The entrance to the balcony is from a portico extension of the western wall. According to tradition the poor members of the congregation sat on the balconies.)
Nowadays they are only used during exceptional holidays and events. We cannot find record of an organ at the beginning of the 18th century, but from the book of records it is written that the organ is fixed in 1791. The still existing organ was built in 1885 by the organ builder Jozsef Nagy from Brasso. The instrument broke in the middle of the 20th century and stands without its pipes. The belfry built in the same year as the church only received a smaller bell in 1783, in which year they also fixed the belfry. The second bigger bell was bought in 1798, which served the village until the beginning of the 2nd world war. The re-casting of the bell is proven by the following engraving: “THE BELL CASTED IN 1798 AND AFTER YEAR OF SERVICE, CRACKED AND WAS RECAST FROM THE MATERIAL OF THE OLD BELL BY THE REFORMED CONGREGATION IN 1941.” The smaller bell cracked in 1837, but was recast the next year. During WWI this bell also became the victim of bell requisitions. It was replaced by the bell bought in 1922 with the following engraving on it: “PURCHASED BY THE REFORMED CONGREGATION OF SEPSIMAGYAROS THROUGH PUBLIC DONATIONS 1922.”
The line of restorations were closed by 1885 for half a century, when in 1954-55 there was a conservation work done, but not very effectively. TiborBeke priests note is as follows: “As I saw two persons working in the church, covering the parts of the church that are dirty and faulty, it flashed through my mind that they are covering our past.” It was during this renovation that the painted inserts of the benches and balconies as well as the floral ornaments of the pulpit were covered over. Because the restoration of the church could not be financed by the congregation of 100 people, the congregation applied for a financial grant to the Kovaszna County Coucil in 2013. Due to the successful application there was a larger restoration project conducted.
Due to the restoration and conservation work of Ferenc Santa the 255 year old church can be seen in its original form.
Lóránd Pénzes
Sources:
The accountability book of the Sepsimagyarós Reformed Congregation 1752-1887
TiborBeke: The history of the Reformed Congregation of Sepsimagyarós (notes)
Roman Catholic Parishes:
Uzon
Title: Ascension of Our Lord; Perpetual Adoration of Holiness: May 29th
Adress: 527130 – Ozun, Str. Gábor Áron 70., jud. Covasna
Telephone: 0267-331.032
Filial: Kökös, Lisznyó, Lisznyópatak, Bikfalva, Sepsimagyarós, Keresztvár Title: Christ the King ; Perpet. Ador. of Holiness: Nov. 22nd
Pastor: Imre Albert (Mobile: 0722-196.721)
Population: Mater: 550, Sporadic: 265, Total: 725.
Masses in the mater: 10 am on Sundays and Holidays; 7 am on weekdays.
Filia: 1 pm on Sundays and Holidays.
Congregation History
The village is mentioned as Uzum in the papal records of 1332, when father Stephen (István) pays 7 old and 2 small banális. In 1333 Uzon pays 1 garas, in 1334 he pays one verőcze and 4 sasos (Beke 108).
At this time Uzon has a church, and is considered a parish. In 1464 the father’s name is Peter (Péter). The church was surrounded by a tall fortress. In 1704 the church and the whole village burns down (SZOKL VII, 127-8).
The churches tower had to be demolished after the 1802 earthquake. The church was demolished in 1819, and the fortress in 1901 (Aluta VIII., IX, 461).
During the Reformation the catholic parish ceases to exist. The church is reformed for a while, then Unitarian and eventually becomes reformed.
There is a chapel for the Catholics from the 18th century also attended by villagers from the neighboring Szentiván (Schematism 1882, 43).
A church is built during 1918-22, that is attended by the parish of Szentiván. It becomes an individual parish in 1943.
Father László Nagy builds a parish residence during 1967-69.
A house is transformed to a chapel in Keresztvár, in 1988.
Szentivánlaborfalva:
Title: St. John the Baptist; Perpet. Ador. of Holiness: April 10th
Adress: 527137 – Santion-Lunca, Str. Morii 213, jud. Covasna
Telephone: 0267-331.432
Fax: 0367-811.526
E-mail: szilfp@freemail.hu
Filias: Maksa (Moacsa), Bita, Besenyő (Padureni), Angyalos (Anghelus), Réty (Reci), Komolló,
Pastor: László-Eörs Nagy
Population: mater: 485, filia: 117, total: 575.
Mass in the mater: 11 am on Sundays and Holidays, 5 pm on weekdays.
On Sundays and Holidays: Réty-Komolló 4 pm, Maksa 3 pm, Bita 3pm, three times a year in Angyalos and Besenyő.
Unitarian Congregations
Szentivánlaborfalva:
Unitarian Congragation of Kézdivásárhely
Pastor: Mária Pap
Adress: 527137 Sântionlunca nr. 55, jud. Covasna
Telephone: 0267/331439
E-mail: papmaria70@gmail.com
Orthodox Congregations
Uzon
The Orthodox Church was built in 1832. Perpet. Ador. of Holiness: Our Lady’s Birthday Population: 250 Pastor: Vasile Nedelcu
Uzonfüzes:
The Church was built in 1990. Its patron is: St. Basil the Great. Pastor: Vasile Nedelcu.
EDUCATION
The “Tatrangi Sándor” Center for Primary Schools
(Classes 1-8)
Address: Gábor Áron St. No. 79. Uzon, Kovászna county.
Director: Margit Szabó
Year |
Teachers |
Teachers / nursery teachers |
Admin. Staff |
Total |
2006-2007 |
18 |
15/11 |
13 |
57 |
2007-2008 |
17 |
15/12 |
13 |
57 |
Students in the schools of the municipality
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Kindergarten students |
328 |
199 |
LOCAL COUNCIL
Tisztség |
Név |
Vagyon- és érdeknyilatkozatok |
POLGÁRMESTER |
dr. RÁDULY ISTVÁN |
HELYI TANÁCS
Név |
Párt |
Vagyon- és érdeknyilatkozatok |
BÖLÖNI SÁNDOR |
RMDSZ |
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TOMOS-ILKÓ JÓZSEF |
RMDSZ |
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NÉMETH IOAN |
RMDSZ |
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SZABÓ ANNA-MÁRIA |
RMDSZ |
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MOLNÁR ANDRÁS |
RMDSZ |
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PANTELIMON ALEXANDRU |
PNL |
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BARTA JÁNOS |
RMDSZ |
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BORDÁS CSABA LAJOS |
RMDSZ |
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BORDÁS ZSOLT |
RMDSZ |
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HORVÁTH ZITA |
PNL |
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LOKODI ANA |
RMDSZ |
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VRANCEAN ALEXANDRU |
PSD |
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ZÁTYI TIBOR |
RMDSZ |
ARHÍVUM
Név |
Párt |
Vagyon- és érdeknyilatkozatok |
MOLNÁR ÉVA |
RMDSZ |
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HAVESCH SAROLTA |
RMDSZ |
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GYŐRBIRÓ ALESANDRU |
RMDSZ |
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SZŐLŐSI IOSIF |
RMDSZ |
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MAGYARÓSI ISTVÁN |
RMDSZ |
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KOZMA BÉLA |
EMNP |
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DOBRI HUNOR ATTILA |
EMNP |
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KÖMIVES ISTVÁN |
EMNP |
Mayor’s Office
Funcţia |
Numele |
Declarații de avere și de interese |
PRIMAR |
dr. RÁDULY ISTVÁN |
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VICEPRIMAR |
SZABÓ ANNA-MÁRIA |
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SECRETAR |
ACZÉL MELINDA CECÍLIA |
RELAŢII CU PUBLICUL ŞI RESURSE UMANE
Funcţia |
Numele |
Declarații de avere și de interese |
Consilier |
ZANFIR IBOLYA |
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Referent |
IVÁCSONY DÓRA |
BIROUL FINANCIAR- CONTABIL, ACHIZIŢII PUBLICE, IMPOZITE ŞI TAXE
Funcţia |
Numele |
Declarații de avere și de interese |
Contabil Şef |
BORDÁS ENIKŐ |
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Contabil |
BORDÁS DALMA |
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Administrator |
SOLYMOSI MELINDA |
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Administrator |
KAKAS EMILIA |
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Referent taxe şi imp. |
KÁNYÁDI LENKE |
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Referent taxe şi imp. |
ZOLYA ÁGNES |
COMPARTIMENT AGRICOL, CADASTRU ŞI URBANISM
Funcţia |
Numele |
Declarații de avere și de interese |
Referent |
MURKULY ADÉL |
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Consilier |
DANKÓ ÉVA |
SERVICIUL PUBLIC DE ASISTENŢĂ SOCIALĂ
Funcţia |
Numele |
Declarații de avere și de interese |
Referent |
BODOKI L. MÁRIA |
BIBLIOTECĂ
Funcţia |
Numele |
Declarații de avere și de interese |
Bibliotecar |
BALLAI BARBARA |
POLIŢIA LOCALĂ
Funcţia |
Numele |
Declarații de avere și de interese |
Consilier |
ÖRDÖG LÁSZLÓ |
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Referent |
BÖLÖNI DÁVID |
ARHIVA
Funcţia |
Numele |
Declarații de avere și de interese |
Bibliotecar |
BARTHA KATALIN |
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Referent taxe şi imp. |
DÁLNOKI ERNŐ |
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Consilier |
SZABÓ LENKE |
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VICEPRIMAR |
ÁBRAHÁM CSABA |
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Consilier |
ION VERONICA |
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Referent taxe şi imp. |
SZABÓ ERIKA |
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Uzonfüzes
The population was 189 people at the 2002 census. It is mainly inhabited by people of Romanian nationality on the bank of the Feketeügy River. It was Count Mikes who settled cottars in the region, first temporarily for making hay, and later permanently for agricultural work. This is how the village evolved. Its Orthodox Church was built in 1990, with Big Saint Vazul (Sfantu Vasile cel Mare) as its patron.
Sepsimagyarós
Sepsimagyarós is an ancient Szekler Village. Supposingly it got its name from the peanut bushes around it. It is mentioned in1512 as Monyjoros, Mogyorós in 1567 and Magyarós in 1678. Its official name is Sepsimagyarós since1834.
It is situated at the Southern border of Háromszék hollow, in the foregrounds of the northern spurs of Bodza Mountains, under Cseretető Mountain (574m). Near the village is the Kuruc Pile which is the barrier ground of Kuruc leaders, according to oral traditions. The population was 111 at the 2002 census.
The village’s Reformed Church was built in 1752, and one can still see the original hexagon glass furnace windows in their lead frames. The flower ornaments on the balustrade of its organ balcony are also visible. Its bell tower is preserved with its original architectural characteristics of the period.
There is a headboard in front of the Church in them memory of Ferencz Koréh (1910-1996) journalist, editor of the Szekler People newspaper and a colleague of the radio Voice of America. The village’s cultural hall is named after him.
Significant people: László Bartha of Sepsimagyarós, geographical traveler and writer from the 18th century; Sándor Teleki (1894-1952) Pastor of the Reformed Church, clerical writer; János Fodor (1899-1969) and Sándor Fodor (1902-1954) public figures; Sándor Fodor (S) the writer of the village’s monograph and Rózsa Dancs-Telch journalist living in Toronto, Canada.
Investment possibilities: agriculture (breeding of livestock), handy craft, folk art and rural tourism.
Lisznyópatak
The village developed along the upper reaches of Lisznyó creek. The population is 87 (2002 census). In its boundary, in the former Temesváry garden, there is a sweet -sulphurous mineral water source. Earlier the warmed mineral water was used for treating rheumatic patients in baths.
Regardless of the small population, there is a primary school and a cultural centre. The Cultural Center’s garden is the scene of many events during the summer.
Törökvár (Turkish Castle) can be found on the northern side of Várbérc, on the top of Borzos or Küszürüs mountains (919 m). It is supposed that there is a tunnel connecting it with the Csigavár (Snail’s Castle) near Bikfalva. Barabás Castle stood on the top of Borzos Mountain. Folklore tradition has legends and beliefs for both castles.
The blue triangle trail shows the way from Lisznyópatak to the spine of the Bodza Mountains and to its highest point Szeredő, at 1029 m, where Snowdrops blossom in large fields in the spring.
Lisznyó
The village’s name Lisznyó is of Slavic origin meaning “forest”. It was a village paying taxes at the beginning of the 14th century. Its name is mentioned in the Pope’s Records in 1332.
It is situated in the valley of the Bodza Mountains, in the eastern part of the Háromszek hollow. The population is 447 (2002 census).
Touristic values: the Reformed Church monument, found in the centre of the village, which is surrounded by a circular fortress, the remains of a castle. Its tower was built on the remains of the castle. The church has some elements of gothic style. Its bell is also considered a monument, which was cast by Lampen Heinrich in 1693.
In Lisznyó, one can also find an old Greek Catholic Church and an Eastern Greek Church, which were built in the respect of Saint Peter and Paul. The latter’s bell was cast in 1796. One can also find the manor-house of Tivadar Bedő.
Famous people from Lisznyó: Pál Kováts (1630-1695) teacher, writer of chronicles; Kálmán L. Damó (1823-1863) poet and revolutionary; András Dancsuly (born 1921) writer, teacher; Jenő Vargha (born 1924) chemist, teacher and György Kese (1906-1977) doctor and vocational writer were also born here.
Investment possibilities: timber industry, handicraft (pottery, there is good quality yellow clay), agriculture (mainly livestock breeding) and rural tourism.
Bikfalva
www.bicfalau.ro
The village lies at the foot of the Bodzaforduló Mountains in a picturesque setting, in the foregrounds of the beech forests. We can find its name in the Pope’s Register of 1332. The population at the 2002 census was 379.
It’s school is on the DJ-103B main street, which was built by the Hungarian Government, one of the 400 schools built in the year of the millennium (1896). On its frontage one can still find the plaque “In the memory of Hungary’s thousand-year long existence.”
In Lisznyó we can see the medieval tower of the reformed fortified church monument, and its irregular, oval battlemented fortress from the 16th-17th century, once used for defense purposes. Today’s bell tower was a defendable donjon. With its narrow battlements it is one of its kinds in the county. Its original lanterns helmet of Barcaság style was changed in 1937 to pyramid helmet based on László Debreczeni’s plans. Its small, gothic type church was rebuilt in 1863. Its antique bell, which is frequently mentioned in professional literature, still works. It was made by the famous Neidel Johannes, caster of bells. Its value is only increased by the fact that there is not only Latin, but Hungarian writing on it as well. The ancient graveyard’s tombstones in front of the church were cleared of bushes in 2002.
Among the courthouses, which have an attractive exterior, there is the Simon house on Great Street, built in 1793, which is exceptionally attractive with its stone archway. The Jancsó house is in the same street. Another notable building is the house of Zsigmond Ödön on Church Street. The latter has asymmetrical pillared archway decorated with arched arcades. Other manor houses and mansions: Gergely Pall’s mansion house (1830) on Great Street, with salient gable walls and an arched porch with baroque elements, with stout stone gate posts. The Molnár manor house, on the dam, built in 1822. “It has an arched porch, with folksy dwarf columns built of stone”, therefore it is a unique version in Bikfalva. There are many more manor-houses: the Bőjthe-Cseke country house (1860), the Lajos Harkó owned manor-house, Vén-Ábrahám manor-house, the Zátyi house and the Gergely Páll house etc.
If someone is deeply interested in this historic village, they can visit the Csiga Castle (Snail Castle) in the forest above the village, or the legendary rock formation named Décse Rock.
Do to its tourism endowments, rural tourism is spreading. Pensions and guesthouses are opening frequently, part of which are modernized manor-houses (Öregdiófa) or newly built (Téglás pension, Mókus pension). The Bikkmakk Cultural Association has a display of its ethnographic collection in the former Village Hall, which can be visited by tourists.
Investment possibilities: handy craft, folk art, tourism, organizing hikes in the nearby mountains
Events: Bikfalva Village Festival: organized annually on the third weekend of May.