TOC_Sunday, August 30, 1981

Sunday, August 30, 1981

Ivan Kandyba sentenced in Lviv

Shevchenko monument unveiled in Elmira Heights

Ukrainian author, 85, remains undaunted despite KGB persecution, harassment

Soviet emigre charges Brezhnev ordered Wallenberg kidnapping

East-bloc media blame the West for stalemate at Madrid Conference

Jewish emigration movement activist sentenced

Lawyer rebukes Polovchak editorial

Karavansky, Mazurkevich urge U.S. to open consulate in Kiev

Rutgers Ukrainian Folklife Project scheduled for 1981-82 academic year

Canada funds study on immigrant women

Ukrainian, Jewish groups plan joint rally

Evangelical Baptists to hold conference

N.J. gubernatorial candidates help celebrate UNA Day

Artists discuss problems, aspirations at UNA youth celebration
by Marta Korduba

EDITORIALS

Language and identity
Lessons of the Berlin Wall

"Let us, as Ukrainian Americans heed the call of Shevchenko..."
Below is the text of the address given by UNA Supreme Vice-President Dr. Myron B. Kuropas at the unveiling of the Taras Shevchenko monument in Elmira Heights, N.Y.
by Dr. Myron Kuropas

On the state of contemporary Ukrainian church art and architecture
by Ika Koznarska Casanova
III - Marco Zubar

Scenes of Ukrainian Arts Courses
Photos by Bohdan S. Polianskyj

Plast campers greet The Weekly

Shevchenko monument in Elmira Heights

The park
The monument

Plast's youth counselor training course held in East Chatham
by Roma Sochan Hadzewycz

Oops!

46 U.S. Plast members train to become children's counselors
by Roman Juzeniw

Lotocky honored by Eastern rite priests

Addendum

Soyuzivka to feature Malvy, Volya

Basilian Sisters' Council holds community week in Philadelphia

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Labor Day at Soyuzivka;
Saturday, September 5 - Friday, September 18
ADVANCE NOTICE

Slavko Nowytski and crew film in North Dakota
The article below is reprinted from the Newsletter of the Ukrainian Cultural Institute of North Dakota. The Newsletter, which has a circulation of 600 in eight states, is published quarterly in Dickinson, N.D.
by Agnes Palanuk

Young UNA'ers