COMMUNITY CHRONICLE (09/28/97)

COMMUNITY CHRONICLE

Parma cathedral organizes Vacation Church School

PARMA, Ohio - The fourth annual Vacation Church School of St. Vladimir's Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedra was held from July 28 through August 2. This year 60 children participated in the program. Along with learning the teachings of the Orthodox Church, the children were made aware of the tragedy that Ukrainians suffered under communism. They visited the Famine Memorial Room in the school building and placed flowers and recited prayers at the Famine Monument on the grounds of the cathedral. In the photo above, children prepare to place flowers at the monument.

Chicago professionals hold annual debutante ball

The 42nd annual banquet and debutante ball, sponsored by the Chicago branches of the Ukrainian Engineers' Society of America and the Ukrainian Veterinary Medical Association of America and Canada, and the Illinois branch of the Ukrainian Medical Association of North America, was held in the Grand Ballroom of the historic Palmer House in Chicago. The master of ceremonies for the evening was the president of the Ukrainian Engineers' Society, Roman Byskosh, and the choreography was arranged by Roxana Dykyj-Pylypczak with the assistance of Tania Karawan. The musical arrangement for the presentation was provided by John Steciw, and music for the ball was provided by Nove Pokolinnia of Toronto and Dzherelo of Chicago. The debutantes and their escorts are seen in the photo above (from left): Larissa Poluchowicz and Eric Burachinsky; Laryssa Rudawski and Toma Antonovych; Michelle Polywka and George Kihiczak; Julie Czornobil and Yuri Fedoriw; Tania Petrasz and Jeremy Hrynewycz; Roxolana Kashuba and Taras Belej; Natalie Neczwid and Andrew Kalin.

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