TOC_Sunday, May 7, 1978

Sunday, May 7, 1978

UNA Convention to Mark "100th" of Ukrainians in Pittsburgh

Pioneer Leaves $87,000 For Education of UNA Youth

Gen. Grigorenko Urges Protests Against Soviet Repressions

Kudirka Scores Sentencing Of Balys Gajauskas

Nationalism Growing in USSR, Says Newspaper Columnist

Gen. Grigorenko to Speak At Gluzman Rally May 11

Lviv Factory Experiments With Pleasing Workers, Consumers

Church Leaders, Political Leaders, Faithful Attend St. George Banquet

Remarks by Mayor Edward I. Koch at the reception marking the blessing of the new St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Church in New York City

Last Remains of V. Davydenko Laid to Rest in Bound Brook
[Vyacheslaw Davydenko]

Garden State UNA Delegates to Meet

Appeal
To the Ukrainian community in the U.S.A. in the matter of the 1978 fund-raising campaign for the World Congress of Free Ukrainians
Ukrainian Congress Committee of America

Women form 28 Countries Attend Ukrainian Program

Boston Credit Union Receives Award

Cafik Releases Council Report

Third N.Y. Street Fair to Be Held May 19-20

Division Vets to Meet at Soyuzivka

Elected President Of Swarthmore Women's Club
[Theodozia K. Pastuszek]

Republican Ethnic Groups To Meet in Pittsburgh

Essex County Democrats Hold Annual Meeting
Endorse Local Candidates for Re-election

Tickets for N.J. Festival Are Selling Quickly

Dr. Sawczuk Attends Military Talk in Canada

Irvington Ukrainians Endorse Candidate
[William Danko]

Korney Endorsed For Second Term
[John Korney]

EDITORIALS

Commendable Bequest
A Protruding Gap

News Quiz

Yuzyk: Belgrade Conference Is Source of Disappointment
(3)
The following is a transcript of the statement made by Sen. Paul Yuzyk in the Canadian Senate on Wednesday, April 5, about the Belgrade conference which reviewed the implementation of the Helsinki Accords.

Russian Seeks Abolition of the Empire
(2)
Below is the text of a presentation made by Mr. Boldyrev as a follow-up to Mr. Igor Sinyavin's statement, at a recent session of the Americans to Free Captive Nations. Both Mr. Sinyavin and Mr. Boldyrev are recent Russian emigres form the USSR and are advocates of the national rights of the non-Russian peoples of the USSR.

A Question of Likeness
by Roman J. Lysniak

Ukrainian Artifacts Exhibited At Woodbridge Library

Philadelphia Walk-a-thon

Sitch Girls Win Second Place In Volleyball Tournament

Young UNA'ers

Three Ukrainian Girls to Perform at Young Musicians Concert
[Marika Holinaty, Sonia Szereg, Marta Maczaj]

Wethersfield Students Hold "Ukrainian Day" Program

Ohio Council Of LUC to Host Annual Sports Rally

N.Y.C. YMCA To Offer English Courses

Osadchuk Named Residential Specialist
[Roman Osadchuk]

Rhode Island Girl Wins "Junior Miss" Title
To Compete in National Pageant
[Orysia Anna Hanushevsky]

Prof. Zuk's Students Submit Plans For Montreal Convention Center

Christina Petrowska to Perform at UIA

Rutgers Invited to Play in NCAA Tournament

Manor Students Inducted into ASMT

St. John's to Hold Annual Bazaar

Final Ukrainian Pro Hockey Update and Stanley Cup Preview
by Ihor N. Stelmach

Mykhaylo Hrushevsky: First President Of The Ukrainian National Republic

Students Exhibit Easter Eggs
[Riverdale, N.Y. East Central European Club, Manhattan College]

VESELKA - THE RAINBOW

Ukraine's Traders
by Volodymyr Mackiw

Nadia
by Ivan Voliansky
Illustration by Vasyl Zalutsky

HOW TO READ AND WRITE IN UKRAINIAN
By I. KORYTSKY
[Published in Ukrainian]

Maty
Mamusia
Zadlia mamy

WORD JUMBLE

UNA Women Vice-Presidents
The first UNA woman vice-president was elected the same year that he was elected President:

Bohuta The Hero
Story: Roman Zawadowycz
Illustrations: Myron Levytsky, Petro Cholodny