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The dancers are the guests of the Polish Community Centre.

The White Eagle Club is a thriving Polish community centre, and its traditional Saturday night dance ("the dougie") draws people from across London.

The dancers are the guests of the Polish Community Centre.

Saturday she went to a dinner-dance at the Polish Community Center.

Last Sunday a far smaller crowd, fewer than 100 people, turned out to discuss the issue at the Polish Community Center, several blocks from the old station.

After the inaugural ball on Jan. 4 at the Polish Community Center, each of the 500 guests will receive a bag of cookies to take home.

The White Eagle Club is a thriving Polish community centre, and its traditional Saturday night dance ("the dougie") draws people from across London.

The Polish Community Center held some dances at the terminal and the building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places, but little else happened.

"He will win," Antoinette D'Amato predicted yesterday at the Polish Community Center in Yonkers, peering over the top of a lectern.

At just about the same time, over at Republican central - the Polish Community Center in Yonkers - Ms. Doherty vowed that she was not conceding defeat.

About 9:30 Ms. Pirro strode into the Republican bash as if she were entering the Ritz, rather than the scruffy Polish Community Center in Yonkers.

The Thursday before he died, he reluctantly agreed to Mr. Duffy's request that he attend a Democratic dinner the following Sunday at the Polish Community Center.

While Ms. Pirro kept a low profile for most of the campaign, she showed up at Ms. DiFiore's party at the Polish Community Center in Yonkers last night.

There are multiple African-American Baptist churches, including Mount Carmel Baptist Church, whose board chairman, 50-year-old Jim Bostic, grew up across the street, playing in the Polish Community Center.

Last Saturday at the Polish Community Center in Yonkers, the same classes, plus the class of 1950, gathered for the big Five Oh, which was early for some and late for others and just perfect for one class.

His Republican opponent, Mr. Pataki, swung from a Polish community center in Yonkers to quick, evening rallies in Syracuse, Rochester and Elmira, upstate areas already his base of strength but where Mr. Golisano may draw away votes.

'Everyone Knows My Stand' But in announcing his candidacy for the two-year mayoral term yesterday before 700 supporters in the Polish Community Center, Mr. Spallone did not mention housing; instead he pledged to bring better planning and improved services to what he called the "city of gracious living."

Voting for the Looks His opponent, Richard L. Brodsky, a six-term assemblyman from Greenburgh, tried to galvanize this county's Democratic majority by visiting the elderly at Yonkers' Polish Community Center and meeting with North Tarrytown residents who were grateful for legislative funds he had sent their way.

Responding to what he said was "tremendous pressure" from housing opponents for him to run for Mayor, Mr. Spallone announced on April 2 before more than 700 well-wishers at the Polish Community Center that he would face his fellow Democrat, Mr. Wasicsko, in a primary, and restore "people's government" to the divided city.