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Kurowyckyj to meet with a Ukrainian delegation that was participating in a three week program at the university. • October 28, 2000. UNWLA President Iryna Kurowyckyj attended the Chicago Regional Council’s 75th anniversary celebration. • October 28, 2000. First Vice President Maria Tomorug attended the annual Board Meeting of the World Federation of Ukrainian Women’s Organization in Toronto, Canada, and presented the UNWLA president’s report. Irena Rusniak also attended in her official capacity as member of the Auditing Committee. • November 4, 2000. The UNWLA president attended the 75th anniversary celebration of Branch 56 in North Port, Florida. The hotel suggested by Branch 56 as a suitable site for the next UNWLA Convention was visited and examined. • November 5, 2000. The Central New York Regional Council celebrated the UNWLA’s 75th Anniversary with a concert. Recording Secretary Barbara Bachyncky represented the Executive Committee and was the keynote speaker at the event. A citation was presented to the Regional Council and its Branches. • November 9, 2000. President I. Kurowyckyj at tended a reception held at the Ukrainian Consulate In Memoriam Justine Malaniak-Nelligan d. October 27, 2000 and presented official greetings from the UNWLA. • November 20, 2000. For our cooperation in the work of collecting census information, the UNWLA received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Census Bureau, the United States Department of Commerce, Economics and Statistics Administration • December 2, 2000. The UNWLA held its Annual Board Meeting. A gala banquet to celebrate the 75th anniversary of its founding was held that evening at the Crystal City Hyatt Regency in Arlington, Virginia. • December 3, 2000. Dr. Daria Markus and Dr. Martha Bohachevsky Chomiak were featured speakers at a conference on the future of the diaspora. • December 7, 2000. The Permanent Mission of Ukraine to the United Nations and the Consul General of Ukraine invited UNWLA president Iryna Kurowyckyj and Editor-in-Chief of Our Life Irena Chaban to a reception marking Ukrainian Armed Forces Day. • December II, 2000. The Ukrainian Museum in New York City received a generous grant for $3.5 million from Mr. and Mrs. Shklar of California. At the press conference, Iryna Kurowyckyj, as president of the organization which had founded the Museum, expressed her gratitude for the generous donation. More than five decades ago, a group of young girls of Ukrainian ancestry who attended public school and did "everything Ukie" together decided to organize a club to continue to learn about and perpetuate their heritage. I was one of these girls; Justine Malaniak was another. Our mothers, members of UNWLA Branch 23, encouraged us to become members of the organization. In 1947, we became Junior Branch 58, Olena Teliha, Detroit. Over the years, Branch 58 members have been referred to as ambassadors of good will, conveying knowledge about Ukraine and her people to the non- Ukrainian community. Members have presented commemorative programs, sung Ukrainian Christmas carols before American women's groups, demonstrated the art of Ukrainian Easter Egg decorating and the art of embroidery for various schools and organizations. For years, hand-crafted articles made by branch members were featured at the International Old World 20 “НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ”, СІЧЕНЬ 2001 Видання C оюзу Українок A мерики - перевидано в електронному форматі в 2012 році . A рхів C У A - Ню Йорк , Н . Й . C Ш A.
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