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UNWLA Highlights Since October, 1964 we have been mailing out newsletters in the English language for the benefit of American born UNWLA mem bers. Newsletters Nos. 6 and 7 have already reached you and have informed you of all the latest undertakings of our organization. * On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Ukrainian Wom en’s Movement we have prepared a concise history of the Move ment. The English-language paper, prepared with the help of Mrs. Alexandra Riznyk, has been sent out to Branches, whose members are American-born. * * In January 1965 all Branches received material, describing a traditional Ukrainian Sviat Vechir. The paper was prepared in English by Mrs. Irene Kashubynska, UNWLA Organizational Chair man on the occasion of the presentation of a Ukrainian Christmas Eve in the Main Library in Cleveland. The material may be utilized for similar occasions. / ENGLISH ARTICLES IN 1964 EDITORIALS No. p. M. Dushnyck: The New York World’s Fair 6 19 Forty Years Ago 2 20 N.I.P.: IAW Congress in Tri- est 10 19 A New Famine 7 15 Our Traditions 11 15 H. Prociuk: Focus for the Future 8 19 M. T.: Taras Shevchenko 3 15 M. Tarnawska: Creator of Modern Literature 9 19 A. Volker: A Salute to Our Life 1 20 J. Wolcott Piper: The Torch 4 19 J. Wolcott Piper: To Strengthen the Arm of Liberty 5 15 FASHIONS O. L. S.: Fashion and Color 4 21 O. L. S.: The Brimmed Hat 5 23 O. L. S.: For the Beach 6 21 O. Litynska San tore: Styles — What’s New 1 22 O. Litynska Santore: Elegant Fun Season 9 21 GRADUATES List of Graduates 7 23 Barbara Ann Roberts 9 20 FEATURES M. Dushnyck: Sophia Yarnall Jacobs 8 20 Fiftieth Anniversary 10 19 The Monument 7 18 M. Ostapchuk: Your Home 3 25 Our Reports 8 21 Returning Home 4 20 M. L. Semenyna: A Mother's Reflection 7 16 M. Tarnavsky: Get Acquaint ed 3 16 Ukrainians in America 3 16 Ukrainian Fashions 8 21 A. Volker: UNWLA Public Relations 2 20 J. W. P.: A Tremendous Work 7 15 LETTERS V. A. Do whan: Folk Festival 8 21 E. E. Carvell: Unveiling of Shevchenko Memorial 9 21 R. C. Lindquist: Ukrainian Christmas Customs 6 21 S. Yarnall Jacobs: Pysanka Gift 11 26 PROFILES M. Dushnyck: Sophia Yarnall Jacobs 8 20 N. Kobrynska 11 15 Olena Stepaniw 1 21 L. Yitoshynska: Monique de Vaublanc 8 20 RECIPES Pastry Poltava Cheese Pie 3 26 Vegetables Eggplant Caviar 7 23 SHORT STORY I. S. A. Portrait of Gloria 5 17 C. Shtul: On the Way to the Netherlands 7 17 SUCCESSFUL WOMEN Halina Andreadis 5 23 Natalia Andrusiw 11 26 Mary Beck 1 22 4 21 Mae Demey 11 26 Luba Genush 4 21 Anna Halia Horbach 6 19 Maria Harasovska 6 21 Millie Osenenko 6 21 Louis J. Robbins 11 16 UNWLA ACTIVITY The President’s Tour 4 20 The President’s Anniversary 7 18 UNWLA Regional Council, Chicago 2 22 UNWLA Regional Council, New York 4 20 10 20 9 21 UNWLA Regional Council, Detorit 4 21 10 20 UNWLA Regional Council, Philadelphia 5 18 6 23 L. B. Our Home 5 18 M. Dushnyck: Ukrainian “Wedding” Group 4 20 Branch 37, Detroit 1 21 2 21 Branch 42, Phila. 6 20 Branch 52, Phila. 1 22, 3 26, 6 20 Branch 58, Detroit 5 17, 6 20, 11 26 Branch 60, Cleveland 5 16 Branch 61, Whippany 11 26 Branch 72, New York 9 20 11 16 Branch 78, Washington 2 22 3 26, 4 21, 5 18, 7 16, 9 21 Branch 85, Carteret 11 16 ETHNIC NIGHT — BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Some 350 University of Bridgeport students gathered at the Ukrainian Hall to participate in the “ethnic night,” one of a series of annual get-togethers between the collegians and mem bers of the various ethnic groups in the city. Members of UNWLA Branch 73 prepared a traditional Uk rainian dinner, displayed handi crafts, presented a style show of Ukrainian costumes and render ed a number of folk dances. Highlight of the program was a vivid narrative of the history of the Ukrainian people by Miss Oksana Dragan of Jersey City, N. J.
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