UNA assets reached $44 million in 1979

Report of Supreme Treasurer
Report of Supreme Secretary
Report of Supreme Organizer
Report of Supreme President
Discussion of reports

Badzio sentenced to seven years' imprisonment, five years' exile

Former political prisoner dies

Kalynychenko arrested

Soviet Baptists: new arrests and releases

Horbal's trial set to begin January 17

78-year-old grandfather of political prisoner attacked in Kiev

Helsinki monitor's wife beaten in Kiev

Imprisoned youth forced to work 12-hour shifts

AI protests Czech harassment of trial observer

Seek freedom for Baptist leader in Soviet Union

TV commentator cites Ukraine's suffering in reminder

Charter appoints ethnic adviser

SUSTA urges students to seek Ukrainian participation on Holocaust Commission

UNFund drive reaches $121,000

Union Township to mark independence date

Franko society holds third meeting

Harvard scholar finds emphasis on ethnicity in U.S. "troubling"

Raisa Moroz to speak in Los Angeles

Shevchenko society greets Metropolitan Lubachivsky

More in politics

Peter Mudry dies, was UNA Branch 341 secretary

Enrollment in Slavic studies at Manitoba U. is up

Derry to host UNA bowling tourney

Nonconformist art of Ukraine to be displayed in New York

Maplewood sets dates for Independence Day observances

UCC congress to be held in October

EDITORIALS

No place for the games
Better late than never

News quiz

SPOTLIGHT ON THE UNA
Income taxes and insurance

Letter to the editor
In defense of...

Art review
Figurative art in Houston - "The Human Experience"
by Susan Downie

The decade
by Orest P. Kopanycia

Iwasiutyn's stained glass windows adorn churches, homes, banks
The following article about Wolodymyr Iwasiutyn appeared in the December 31, 1979, edition of The Herald Statesman of Yonkers, N.Y. Mr. Iwasiutyn, a stained glass artisan, is a member of UNA Branch 8. The article, accompanied by three photos of Mr. Iwasiutyn and his artworks, was written by Carmel Camise Marchioni, lifestyles editor of the newspaper.

UNA'er profiled by paper

Kilar promoted at Catholic Community Services

N.J. league plans "Malanka"

Attends Washington function

Manor students donate blood

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

Music
Newsmakers
Off-Broadway
On Broadway

Rudenko's poetry transcends time and place, says reviewer
The review below appeared in World Literature Today, a literary quarterly of the University of Oklahoma. It was written by Marta Tarnawsky of the University of Pennsylvania.

Carolers visit homes in Frackville

Kurelek's "The Ukrainian Pioneer" comes off presses

Receives award for piano-playing

Bregent appears in heritage concert

Young UNA'ers

UCC Washington news

Slate heritage ball for February 9

Tiffany museum opens in Ukrainian's landmark store
The following article about the Tiffany museum, which opened in Andrew Havrisko's landmark General Store on Long Island, appeared in December 9, 1979, edition of The New York Times.

Olenska-Petryshyn exhibits in Woodbridge

To offer language, culture course in L.A. center

Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, January 13, 1980, No. 10, Vol. LXXXVII
(The Ukrainian Weekly here bears the issue number of its sister publication, the daily newspaper Svoboda.)

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