TOC_Sunday, June 17, 1979

Sunday, June 17, 1979

Moroz greeted in Toronto

Vins family arrives in New York

N.Y. priest gets greeting from Romaniuk

UCCA executive board holds meeting in New York

Michigan state legislature seeks release of Yuriy Shukhevych
Below is the text of the Michigan State House of Representatives concurrent resolution No. 236 memorializing the president of the United States and the Congress to open negotiations with the Soviet Union for release of Yuriy Shukhevych. It was introduced by Reps. Thaddeus C. Stopczynski and Stanley Stopczynski and Sens. Miller, Welborn and Ross. It was adopted by the House of Representatives on May 23 and the Senate on May 31.

Badzio's wife seeks worldwide help for him

Iryna Senyk sent into exile

Receive account of Ovsienko's trial

Federation of UPA veterans holds elections

Ginzburg says 80 percent of co-inmates were Ukrainians

Bohdan Bezkorowajny re-elected national commander of UAVets
Laura Pellock elected president of Ladies Auxiliary

Moroz: "Ukraine cannot be expelled from a Ukrainian"
The story below appeared in the June 3 edition of The Detroit News. It was written by Russell Deutsch.

Baltimore District marks UNA's 85th anniversary

Philadelphia group presses for corrections of anti-Ukrainian remarks

Martyniuk elected chairman of UNA Scranton District Committee

Butrey corrects Moroz's nationality

Philadelphia to mark UNA's 85th

Newark bank gives Moroz $1,000

EDITORIALS

A slow start
A historic first

News quiz

Eye on books
by Dr. Aleksander Sokolyszyn
Spruce, Swamp and Stone; A History of the Pioneer Ukrainian Settlements in the Gimli Area (Canada) by Michael Ewanchuk, Stenbach, Manitoba, Derksen Printers, 1977, 320 pp.

UNA enters Christmas card program
UNA Supreme Executive Committee
John O. Flis, Supreme President

My recollections of Sister Miriam Teresa
by Marion Kushnir Burbella

New publication details history of churches in Saskatchewan

Former political prisoner's essays on Soviet system published

Jersey Cityites hail Moroz honorary degree
Photos by Ihor Dlaboha

Bridgeport UCCA informs press about repressions in Ukraine

Ukrainians draw crowds at Jersey City Ethnic Festival

Panorama of Ukrainian Culture in the Big Apple
by Helen Perozak Smindak

Miami choir in N.Y.
Bandura school keeps busy
Ukrainian bishop at St. Pat's
With this hat I thee wed
Bandurist chorus a hit

N.Y. brochure shows service centers for senior citizens

New World Quartet wins international competition
The following article about the New World Quartet, in which a Ukrainian American, Yuri Vasilaki, is violinist, appeared in The Grand Rapids Press of Grand Rapids, Mich. In recent months it has received many positive reviews in the Grand Rapids newspapers.

N.Y. Bandura School publishes album

To hold lecture on St. Basil June 30

New Yorkers honor Roman Rakowsky on 80th birthday

Appointed Finnish council in Miami

Dearborn Heights dancers receive citation

Zelechiwsky graduates from law school

Tribune story on St. Sophia evokes loud reader response

"Iskra" ensemble releases first album

Szereg to hold graduation recital June 24

UOL to convene in Hammond

Solovij's "1,000 Heads" exhibited in Clifton

Named commissioner of education

Connecticut legislative chambers back Jaskilka Highway

Gets engineering degree

33 students graduate from Detroit school
by A.J. Serafyn

Shumylowych to exhibit paintings at CAAA convention

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