Skip to content
Call Us Today! 212-533-4646 | MON-FRI 12PM - 4PM (EST)
DONATE
SUBSCRIBE
Search for:
About Us
UNWLA 100
Publications
FAQ
Annual Report 2023
Annual Report 2022
Annual Report 2021
Initiatives
Advocate
Educate
Cultivate
Care
News
Newsletters
Sign Up For Our Newsletter
Join UNWLA
Become a Member
Volunteer With Us
Donate to UNWLA
Members Portal
Calendar
Shop to Support Ukraine
Search for:
Print
Print Page
Download
Download Page
Download Right Page
Open
1
2-3
4-5
6-7
8-9
10-11
12-13
14-15
16-17
18-19
20-21
22-23
24-25
26-27
28-29
30-31
32-33
34-35
36
A t In te rn a tio n a l F iesta h eld d u rin g G en eral F e d e ra tio n of W om en’s C lubs C onv ention in B oston, show n, are: M rs. E. D. P earce, p re sid e n t of GFW C, in F ilip in o dress, fla n k e d by M rs. S tefan ia P u sh k ar, W FUW O delegate, and M rs. M ary D u shnyck, U N W LA delegate. our own hom es and m ost im por ta n t of all . . . th ro u g h our chil dren . . . H and in hand w ith our young people, it will tak e all of our b est effo rts and sp iritu al in sig h t to achieve universal hum an progress . . L astly, M rs. Pearce, expressed a ferv en t hope “th a t we have th e stre n g th and determ ination to help solve th e national and w orld crises. W e have hope th a t you will supp ort u n iv ersity p resi dents and ad m in istrato rs in your sta te s in settin g firm policies and discipline stan d ard s. U rge th em to dism iss any stu d en t or college professor engaged in il legal or violent p ro tests or ac tiv ities . . . The universities should be com pletely free to an alyze, criticize, seek th e tru th , and carry out th e educational processes in an orderly m anner w hich can be th e stro n g est force fo r resolving conflicts aroused by social and m oral ills. W e have hope th a t you will help solve th e crim e crises by sup p o rtin g law enforcem ent offic ers and encouraging a stepped- up police force . . . W e are hope ful th a t th e peace talk s in P aris will soon b rin g about an ho no r able end or settlem en t of th e V ietnam conflict . . . The con clusion of th e p resen t conflict m u st not be ‘a t all costs’ b u t a stro n g secure peace th a t will be based on th e p roper agreem ent of principles th a t will insure freedom , no t a tenuous com pro m ise th a t would leave open th e w ay fo r C om m unism . . .” (To be continued) M otion s o f th e P u blic R ela tio n s C om m ission a t th e X V U N W L A C onvention in C hicago 1. H ave a Public R elations C hairm an in each B ranch and keep a com plete file on all B ranch P. R. activities. 2. P articip ate m ore actively in p rogram s dealing w ith hum an relations, school board problem s, racial, youth and com m unity problem s in general. 3. W rite to new spapers on H u m an R elations p ro jects in th is 1968 H um an R elations Y ear. E m phasize violations of U k rain ian H um an R ights. 4. P articip ate actively in p ro gram s of th e political p arties and events on th e local, sta te and national level. 5. U N W LA or SFUZO should m ake an e ffo rt to en ter U. N. non-governm ental organizations. 6. M isinform ation about U kraine appearing in all te x t books, new spapers, m agazines, etc. should be b ro u g h t to th e a t tention of th e U N W LA H ead q u arte rs — or if you have quali fied m em bers who can correct these statem en ts, sug gest th a t th ey w rite letters to editors etc. 7. H ave a lib rary in each B ranch w ith books on U kraine fo r reference in order to carry on our P. R. activities properly. W here possible obtain U krainian Encyclopedia fo r L ibrary. 8. W rite to your U. S. Con gressm en and S enators w hen you have some o u tstan d in g or tim ely issues or topics to subm it to th e C ongressional Record. 9. E n te r A m erican voluntary organizations as a U krainian group. In th e sp irit of ecum en ism p articip ate in pro g ram s of various religious groups. 10. O utside rep resen tatio n and public relations w ork is h am pered by lack of m oney. B ranch es should supp o rt th is im p o rtan t a rea of U N W LA work. 11. P rese n t lectures a t U k ra in ian Clubs a t U niversities. I t is im p o rtan t th a t lectu rers on U kraine have a m ap of U kraine to display. 12. C onsider an evaluative conference of U krainian prob lems in relatio n to cu rren t is sues. 13. It is im perative th a t all correspondence and bulletins (obiznyk) com ing from H ead q u arte rs be bi-lingual. Chicago 7/6/1968. M ary D ushnyck, C h a irm a n ; K a th ry n Sisnetsky, Br. 24; M ar g a re t R utensky, Sec’y, B r. 60; A nna W asylow sky, Reg. Council C hicago; O ksana Dobrowolsky, C hicago; Olga Lefchik, B r. 24; A nna B ajko, Br. 26; M aria Iw a- chiw, Br. 2 ; Lucille W izniak, B r. 17; Ja n e t Bencal, H d q u trs .; R o salie Polche. B r. 72. DE T R O IT E V E N T S A M other-D aughter Luncheon w as given by Olena T eliha B ranch 58 a t th e M auna L uau R estau ra n t in M ay. C hapter 58 opened th e new season w ith a Bingo on Sunday, S eptem ber 29 a t th e U krainian N ational Tem ple. All proceeds w ent to th e U k rain ian Home. НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ — ЖОВТЕНЬ, 1968 27
Page load link
Go to Top
1 
2-3 
4-5 
6-7 
8-9 
10-11 
12-13 
14-15 
16-17 
18-19 
20-21 
22-23 
24-25 
26-27 
28-29 
30-31 
32-33 
34-35 
36 
