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U N W LA E x h ib it a t NCW ’s 80th A n n iv ersary L uncheon P h o to ta k e n a t W a ld o r f A sto r ia H o te l, N e w Y o r k C ity, on o c c a sio n of 80 th a n n iv e r s a r y F ir st L a d ie s L un cheo n o f N a tio n a l C o u n c il o f W o m en o f U . S. on A p r il 1st. D is p la y e d in th e U N W L A e x h ib it w e r e its em b le m , s e v e r a l p u b lic a tio n s, e m b r o id e r y s a m p l 2 s, and lis t o f a c h ie v e m e n ts an d a c tiv itie s . T h e d is p la y w a s in a fo y e r e x h ib it a rea fo r N CW m e m b e r o rg a n iz a tio n s. P ic tu r e d in U N W L A gro u p a tte n d in g th e lu n c h e o n , M esd a m es S te p h a n ie W o ch o k , A n n R oberts. Ir e n e P a d o ch , N C W M ig r a tio n C h a irm a n S te fa n ia P u sh k a r , M ary D u sh n y c k , M ary L e s a w y e r and М аз D e m e y . (M issin g fro m p h o to is M rs. O lga Z a z u la ). F IR S T L A D IE S L U N C H E O N On A pril 1, 1968 th e N ational Council of W om en of th e U. S. celebrated its 80th ann iversary a t a Luncheon in New Y ork City. The F irs t Ladies who attended th e a ffa ir as guests w ere prom in ent wom en from various walks of life. Speakers included: M rs. Belle Spafford (“. A fte r 80 Y ears” ), M rs. C ornelia Otis Skinner (“The T h eatre T hen” ), and Dr. B enneta B. W ashington (“W om en — Today and T o m o r row ” ). D uring th e luncheon th e P resid en t of th e International Council of W om en M rs. M ary C raig Schuller w as presented w ith a $1,000 check fo r ICW M em ber organizations a r ranged an exhibit in th e G rand Ballroom foyer of th e W aldorf A storia, w here th e luncheon took place. The U krainian N a tional W om en’s League had a very a ttra c tiv e stand, w hich fe a tu red hand-m ade objects and em broideries. L E T T E R S FROM V IE T N A M M any of our B ranches have sent C hristm as and E a ste r greetin g s to our boys in V ietnam and have received g ra te fu l le t te rs in tu rn . W e would like to sh are w ith you to such le tte rs whose you th fu l sincerity is p a r ticularly touching. Soyuz U krainok T renton, N. J. As you grow older in th is world, doubt flourishes in your m ind as to th e ties your people have, are th ey strong, w eak, or none com pared to o th er n atio n alities. A sim ple post-card, a le tte r or a package as I received in th is case m akes you feel stro n g in th e knowledge th a t your own kind sticks to g eth er and rem em bers you in bad as well as good w eather. I th an k God fo r holding our people to g eth er. T hank you very m uch for keeping in m ind a fellow U k rain ian. S g t. Soroka C O N V E N T IO N COMMITTEE N E W S On th e firs t Convention day, Ju ly 5, 1968, a P anel on H um an R ig h ts will be held a t 6 p.m. The P anel Speakers will re p o rt about “H um an Injustices A round th e W orld,” “The F ig h t fo r H um an R igh ts in U kraine,” “The Role of A m erican W om en in A iding O ur C ountry w ith th e C rucial Problem s of T oday,” and “The Task of W om en of U krain ian H eritag e to M eet th e Challenge of Today.” * Convention delegates should re g iste r w ith th e U N W LA E x ecutive B oard in Philadelphia. The Convention fee is $25.00 fo r each delegate. Ads and g re et ings fo r th e Convention Book should be sen t to th e Convention Com m ittee in Chicago, 936 N. W estern Ave. НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ — ЧЕРВЕНЬ, 1968 21
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