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located at 17th and N Streets where we were graciously received by both the current president of the organization and the president-elect. At the meeting, we again described the mission and the work of the UNWLA and had a frank and open discussion about specific shared goals of the UNWLA and the Federation, and about the common objectives and problems of women's clubs in general. At the end of the meeting, Mrs. Kurowyckyj presented our hosts with inscribed copies of various UNWLA publications. The long and productive day was capped by a Congressional reception commemorating the eighth anniversary of Ukraine's independence.* Hosted in the Rayburn Building on Capital Hill, the function was well attended by U.S. government representatives from both legislative and executives branches, Ukrainian govern ment officials and leading representatives of the Ukrainian-American community. Among the speakers at the reception were five Congressmen, a representative of Vice President Gore, an aide to First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, and former Ambassador to Ukraine W. Miller. Brief remarks on the importance of the occasion were also made by A. Lozynsky, I. Gawdiak and M. Sawkiw, organizers of the function. At the close of the festivities, Ambassador A. Buteyko thanked everyone for their kind and encouraging sentiments * While Ukrainian Independence Day is universally celebrated in August, the reception was held in September because of the annual Congressional sum mer recess. Picture Perfect Christmas Crafts for Children M aking mama or tato a refrigerator photo magnet or photo bookmark. by NATALIA K. BILASH You will need: • Lid from frozen juice can • Magnet • 2 pieces of ribbon about 3 inches long • glue, scissors, gift wrap, construction paper, tape • Photograph of yourself For the Refrigerator Photo Magnet Trace the lid from the frozen juice can on a piece of construction paper and cut it out. Cut your photo to fit the center of this round cut out. Trace the lid a second time on another piece of construction paper. Use this circle as the center of a flower and draw petals around the circle. Cut out. Use the construction paper flower as a guide to draw the same flower on colorful gift wrap paper. Cut out gift wrap paper flower and glue it on top of construction paper flower. Glue or tape photograph to juice can lid and glue the lid in the middle of the flower. Glue a magnet strip to the back of the flower. For the Bookmark Cut a 2.5 X 7 inch strip of construction paper and an equal size strip of gift wrap. Cut a square or cirular hole in the giftwrap that is a little smaller than your photograph. Tape the photo to the back of the gift wrap so that its shows through the opening. Tape two pieces of ribbon at the bottom of the construction paper so they hang. Glue gift wrap to consruction paper.
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