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CONVENTION COMMITTEE NEWS On June 12, a Convention Committee was form ed in New York City, comprised of the fol lowing m em bers: Mrs. Irene Pa- doch, ch airm an; Mrs. N atalia Chaplenko and Mrs. K atherine Peleshok, vice-chairm en; Mrs. B arbara Bachynska, secretary; Mrs. M ary Rzepecka, treasu rer; Mrs. M ary Demydchuk, press and publicity. The Committee hopes in tim e to organize the following Commissions: Ban quet, Hotel, R egistration, and Exhibit. * The 40th anniversary of the UNWLA will be m arked w ith the publication of a special Jubi lee Book, which will present the work of th e UNW LA through th e past 40 years, as well as give a crossview of the work of th e Regional Councils and the indi vidual Branches of the UNWLA. It is very im portant th a t we re ceive as m any ads for the Book as possible. For th is purpose please m ake use of the special form s which were sent out to you in th e early spring. * The special English Session, scheduled for November 27, should bring in th e entire mem bership from New York and vici nity. A lecture entitled: “Get to know your ancestry” will be pre sented by Miss K atherine Shara- bura of Branch 72. All present should take p art in the discus sion following the lecture. An other highlight of th e Conven tion will be th e Banquet, which will be held in the evening on November 27. The program will include an exhibit of historical Bochey is President of UNWLA Branch 52 in Philadelphia. Her grandm other, Mrs. Anna Sywu- lak is a long-time member of the Executive Board of th e UN W LA Besides her professional work, M ary Ann also enjoys m u sic, plays th e piano and sings in the church choir. Our congratulations! Ukrainian costumes (UNWLA Branch 64). * The Convention will also in clude an Exhibit of Women’s A rts and Crafts. The Exhibit will feature books by U krainian women authors, as well as hand made embroidery, E aster eggs, and ceramics. Irene Padoch, Chairm an THE “YOUNG LOOK” There is a “young look” in to day’s fashion which has been created by a group of young French and English designers, and their snappy creations are becoming favorites of young elegants everywhere. Skirts are shorter than ever, reaching way above the knee. The fit is easy and swinging, very appropriate for the fast “go-go” life of young people. The designs are creative and m ost refreshing. There are un lim ited color combinations w ith a great feeling for geometric form and bold plaids for day tim e clothes. Soft paisley chif fon, m isty silk voile and lace are th e m aterials used for dainty fem inine evening skimmers. The clothes have a Victorian “little girl” look, w ith ruffles, bows, lace trim , and rom antic long sleeves. Necklines are usually either very high or plunging, and the w aist is well defined. W hite organdy and pique col lars and cuffs adorn m any sim ple dresses. Lacy crochet sweat ers and dresses add a soft youth ful touch. All of these “little girl” fashions are worn with tex- tured hose, preferably white, and very low heeled, strapped shoes. H ardly any jew elry is worn, and handbags are tiny. These youthful styles are really very charm ing and offer a fresh, appealing look to today’s fashions. O. L. S. Are you an active member, The kind th a t would be missed, Or are you ju st contented T hat your name is on the list? C o u n cilw o m an M ary B eck ELECTION CAMPAIGN U krainian women have shown g reat interest in the current election campaign to the D etroit City Council. This fall M ary Beck, a long-time City Council woman and sponsor of the W F- UWO’s L iterary Prize, is once again seeking re-election. Miss Beck has served in D etroit’s City Council since 1949, when she be came the first woman to hold this post. Although her position is assured and she is highly popular among the voters, we would like to rem ind our read ers of her m any accomplish m ents and contributions to the Ukrainian-Am erican commun ity. MANOR COLLEGE NEEDS BOOKS Manor Junior College’s large student enrollment calls for more books. The need is pressing for books in these fields: Social Sci ence, Philosophy, Theology, Sec retarial Studies and Hum anities. Those of you th a t m ay have books in the above categories are invited to w rite or call ES 9- 2361. Manor Junior College is located in Jenkintown, Pa. We can assure you th a t your books will be greatly appreciated and will be well used. Our need is great and our ability to ac quire them is limited. НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ — ЖО-ВТВНЬ, 1966 21
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