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Mrs. Mae Demev, President of 72 UNWLA Branch in New York City. 72 BRANCH PRESIDENT The 72 UNWLA Branch in New York, one of the most active English-speaking- Branches, is now headed by Mrs. Mae Demey. The new President was born in New York in 1915, entered Hun ter College at the age of fifteen and at nineteen met and married John J. Demey, General Manag er of Kearfoot Co., subsidiary of General Precision. Beside being President of 72 UNWLA Branch she is Vice-President of the Em blem Club (Elko), a member of the Colony Club (Bronx), an honorary member of a Connecti cut club. She is the daughter of Mrs. John Konon and the late Dr. J. Konon and mother of the late John J. Demey, Jr. Now she is conducting with zeal and skill the 72 UNWLA Branch, which is developing in to a nice center of women’s ac tivity. REPORT OF UNWLA BRANCH 58, DETROIT, MICH. May—December 1964 May — Ukrainian embroidery demonstrated by Mrs. Olga Ka- ralach. June — Participation by sev eral members (Mrs. Walter Hub- chick, Mrs. Donald Karalach, Mrs. Mary Kowalczyk, Mrs. Gre gory Nazark) in the annual Pres- refreshments were served by a committee headed by Mrs. A. Bezkorowajny, and included Mes- dames A. Kosciw, S. Kotyk, L. Bochonko and T. Husiak. M. Dushnyck ident’s Day Tea for all women’s organizations in the Detroit area. August — Participation of members in the UNWLA Re gional Council picnic, held in Dearborn Heights. The project was to do some baking of pastry. September — a) Pysanky dem onstrations at the Michigan State Fair. Mrs. Paul Hardy, Mrs. Mary Kowalczyk and Mrs. Kay Kisko participated. b) Membership drive meeting and a guest speaker Mrs. A. Vol- ker. Mrs. Nellie Martyn and Mrs. Paul Hardy were co-hostesses. October — Meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Mary Ko walczyk in Wyandotte, Mich. After a business session Mrs. Canter demonstrated the Artex paint tube with a ball point tip which is used in place of thread. November — Mrs. Mary Kisko was hostess for this meeting. In ternational Institute project and short business meeting were the program of the day. December — Annual Meeting, election of officers for 1965. Cathy Nazark, President 61 UNWLA BRANCH REPORT A summary of Ukrainian wom en’s activity in Whippany, N. J. includes: a) A raffle for a ham held at Easter time. b) A cake sale held April 1964. c) A picnic given in June to the Sunday school children of our parish. d) A picnic held in August. Those attending were from New ark, Elizabeth and Whippany Branches. A St. Nicholas Day program is being rehearsed for presenta tion in December, 1964. Mary Suchorsky President UKRAINIAN SINGER Natalia Andrusiw became a member in 1961 of The Matine Musical Club of Philadelphia. It enabled her to contact distin guished musical circles. Recent ly she joined the renowned trio of The Crawford Production in New York. This ensemble in clude in its programs musical works of Ukrainian composers. Miss Andrusiw also sings on TV. On the invitation of the Ed ucational Board of Phila., Pa. she sang songs of different peo ples and gave several concerts for High School and College youth. Every summer Miss Andrusiw sings in Ocean City at the invita tion of Flanders Hotel. Among all of the Ukrainian singers she has adjusted her self the most easily to American musical life. Trained in Europe she had already been successful in many competitions. In 1957 she won the appreciation of mu sic critics as concert soloist at the Olney Symphony Orchestra for her “technique, tone and stage appearance.” FROM LETTERS TO OUR BOARD MEMBERS Mrs. Mary Dushnyck 2104 Caton Avenue Brooklyn 26, New York Dear Mrs. Dushnyck: At the end of those three long hard days last week, I sat down in my living room and opened the lovely Pysanka — your card saying it was “raw” frightened me somewhat but when I saw how carefully it was protected with the delicate little frame, I know it would be safe on my mantle for a long, long time. I cannot tell you how deeply touched I was to receive such a present from you and it will help to keep alive warm and affec tionate members of the many projects you and members of the Ukrainian National Women’s League of America have engaged in with the Council. Please convey to Mrs. Lotot- sky and any others who may have had a share in this charm ing present, my grateful and heartfelt thanks. Cordially yours, Mrs. Yarnall Jacobs Honorary President 26 НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ — ГРУДЕНЬ, 1964 Видання C оюзу Українок A мерики - перевидано в електронному форматі в 2012 році . A рхів C У A - Ню Йорк , Н . Й . C Ш A.
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