THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM
Branch 264 holds annual meeting
by Bohdan Hryshchyshyn
CARNEGIE, Pa. - The Ukrainian Trident Society, UNA Branch 264 in Carnegie, Pa., held its annual meeting on Saturday, February 21, at Ss. Peter and Paul Church hall.
After a lengthy discussion, meeting participants resolved to support the proposed merger of the UNA with the Ukrainian National Aid Association and the Ukrainian Fraternal Association, adopting the name Ukrainian National Fraternal Association.
To facilitate relations between branches of the three organizations, it was resolved to urge the Pittsburgh District Committee to sponsor a Ukrainian Fraternal Merger Day where everyone could acquaint themselves with members of the new organization.
Elections of officers resulted in the re-election of President Nicholas Kotow and Secretary Bohdan Hryshchyshyn. Paul Haluszczak was elected treasurer, and Mary Hryshchyshyn was elected assistant secretary.
Fraternal congress sponsors essay contest
LUTHERVILLE, Md. - The Chesapeake Fraternal Congress is holding an essay contest open to students of grades 6-12 who are residents of Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia.
The topic is "What does faternalism mean to me?" First prize is a $100 bond; second prize, a $75 bond.
Essays (in English) are limited to 300-400 words, must be typed or legibly written and double spaced. Deadline to receive essays: May 11.
Please include student's name, address, school and grade. Essay will be judged on content and grammar.
Winners will be notified within three weeks of the deadline and will be invited to attend the annual banquet of the Chesapeake Fraternal Congress in the fall to receive additional recognition.
Mail all essays to: Paul Fenchak, Chesapeake State Fraternal Congress, 407 Towson Ave., Lutherville, MD 21093.
1997 UNA organizers
Sincere thanks to the following UNA branch organizers who signed up five to eight members in 1997. As a result of their determined efforts, 177 new members joined their branches and our association. If all other branch secretaries had followed their example, the UNA would have completed its annual oranizing quota to the extent of at least 150 percent. It is our expectation that 1998, being a convention year, will be even more productive for these exceptional organizers and many more will join their ranks.
Name | Members |
Branch |
District |
Vira Banit | 8 |
473 |
Montreal |
Paul Shewchuk | 8 |
13 |
Albany |
Alex Skibickyj | 8 |
285 |
Rochester |
Alexandra Dolnycky | 7 |
434 |
Montreal |
Dmytro Galonzka | 7 |
307 |
Boston |
Julian Kotlar | 7 |
42 |
N. New Jersey |
Myron Kuzio | 7 |
277 |
New Haven |
Anna Perun | 7 |
39 |
Syracuse |
Michael Spontak | 7 |
204 |
New York |
Ostap Zynjuk | 7 |
15 |
Baltimore |
Mary Bolosky | 6 |
282 |
Wilkes-Barre |
Julia Cresina | 6 |
382 |
Shamokin |
Jurij Danyliw | 6 |
153 |
Philadelphia |
Mychajlo Danylyk | 6 |
28 |
Various |
Eliash Matiash | 6 |
120 |
Pittsburgh |
Tatiana Miskiv | 6 |
407 |
Toronto |
Fedir Petryk | 6 |
362 |
Philadelphia |
Peter Serba | 6 |
173 |
Philadelphia |
Andrew Szul | 6 |
47 |
Allentown |
Genet Boland | 5 |
409 |
Wilkes-Barre |
William Drabyk | 5 |
368 |
Various |
Dmytro Fedorijczuk | 5 |
162 |
Philadelphia |
Jaroslawa Komichak | 5 |
96 |
Pittsburgh |
Alexandra Lawrin | 5 |
175 |
Detroit |
Iouri Lazirko | 5 |
134 |
N. New Jersey |
Tekla Moroz | 5 |
465 |
Montreal |
Taras Slevinsky | 5 |
59 |
New Haven |
John Teluk | 5 |
414 |
New Haven |
Yaroslav Zaviysky | 5 |
155 |
Perth Amboy |
Young UNA'ers
Michael and Justin Fogg, twins born to Pamela and John Fogg on May 31, 1997, are seen above at the age of 12 weeks. They were enrolled by their great-grandfather William Mihovan into UNA Branch 238 in Boston.
Matthew Binns, born on September 2, 1997, to Nadine and Mark Binns, is a new member of UNA Branch 238 in Boston. He was enrolled by his great-grand-father William Mihovan.
Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, March 15, 1998, No. 11, Vol. LXVI
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