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The Ukrainian Museum in New York has already acquired over 200 photographs for its immigration and history collection. Among them are a 1911 photo of the wedding of Mychajlo and Halyna Perih which took place at St. George’s Church in New York, a 1922 photo of Ukrainians marching down Fifth Avenue in New York to protest the annexation of Galicia by Poland, and a photo from 1890 depicting the first Ukrainian orchestra in U.S;, founded in Pennsylvania. Other photographs include Galicians who were murdered by Bolsheviks and their common grave, amatuer theatrical groups, sports and social events, choirs, women’s organizations, and others. The acquisition of these 300 photographs to date is only the first step in a major project of the Museum: to document the history of Ukrainian immigrants to America. What is required to make the project a success is continued efforts by the Museum, and most importantly, the cooperation of the entire Ukrainian community in U. S. SEND YOUR GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO RELATIVES AND FRIENDS THROUGH THE PAGES OF ’’OUR LIFE” We invite you, dear reader, to send your holiday greetings, best wishes, congratulations., through the pages of ’’Our Life.” This invitation stays open year round: we remind you of it at this time when Christmas and the New Year are drawing near. If you wish to have your greetings printed in the December issue, we must receive your text by November 15, 1981. Texts received by December 15, will be printed in the January issue of ’’Our Life.” Greetings sent in this way are long-lasting. Also, your donations to the ’’Our Life” Press Fund help the magazine financially, ensuring its continued existence. The amount of your donation may be printed together with your greetings, if you so desire. The cost of the announcement depends on its length and width: 1 inch high, 1 column wide, up to 6 lines of text .. $.15 2 inches hight, 1 column wide, up to 12 lines of text ....................................................... $30 If you should wish to have your greeting printed in large print or to have it occupy a larger space on the page, please indicate so. Checks to be enclosed with the text and made out to ’’Our Life.” Send texts to: OUR LIFE 108 SECOND AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10003 Tel.: (212) 533-4646 FROM EXECUTIVE DESK The Bulletin of The National Council of Women of the United States, No. 2 August-September, 1981 prin ted excerpts of the report on the Activity of UNWLA. This report was presented at the May 14 NCW meeting by President Iwanna Rozankowsky. The printed version was prepared by Vice-President Maria Tomorug. REPORT OF BRANCH 52 — UKRAINIAN NAT’L. WOMEN’S LEAGUE OF AMERICA, INC. Organized — October, 1937 Total members 18 — 15 Active — 3 Non-Active, living in Florida. Meetings held — September to June — First Tuesday or First Thursday of the month according to hostess’s arrange ments and convenience. Since members live in various areas of Philadelphia and in the suburbs of Philadelphia, meetings are held at homes of the members and sometimes at the Hall of Annunciation of В. V. M. Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Melrose Park, Pa. All of our meetings begin with a Prayer. A different member serves as Recording Secretary for each meeting. Elected Officers are: President, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer and Sunshine Officer. All correspondence received from Home Office from New York City is presented at the meetings and subjects discussed. Members that have visited other countries have given resumes of their trips at the meetings and those that receive mail from relatives from Ukraine relate to the members about the situations there and about how children are being taught Russian instead of Ukrainian. Instead of June meeting, members together with their husbands attendedj a Dinner-Theatre. Profit derived, used for payment of dues. Members volunteer their time, helping at affairs of their particular parishes and communities, participate in the Phila delphia Federation of Women’s Clubs & Allied Organizations, Inc. and one of our members who is a past president presently is Chairperson of Legislation and serves on the Ways and Means Committee. A commitment was made to donate $500.00 to Manor Ju nior College which was founded and is supervised by Sisters of St. Basil the Great, which commitment has been fulfilled. Now, a commitment has been made to donate $500.00 for the Museum in New York City. First payment of $100.00, being presented at this convention. Our Branch is over 43 years in existence. The branch members continue to inform non-Ukrainians about their Organization, Ukrainian customs and traditions and try to adhere to them as taught by their parents. Officers of Branch 52
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