TOC_Sunday, March 6, 1983

Sunday, March 6, 1983

Historian's wife brutally beaten by unknown assailants in Lviv

Three OUN members to be shot

Catherine Yasinchuk, 86, dies; wrongly committed for 48 years

The Great Famine
Symposium slated for Canada
by Zorianna Hrycenko-Luhova

Dissident profile
Hryhoriy Prykhodko: engineer-turned-nationalist

Ukrainian poet goes on trial

Soviet press reports display cautious candor on Afghanistan

Antonenko-Davydovych's wife dies

Hunczak to author book on Ukraine and World War II

Yuzyk pays tribute to Lithuanian state

Shevchenko Society urges action

Hermaniuk appointed to international synod

Canada releases new languages map

Lemko House "topped off"

Heritage Committee reports restructuring

Spotlight on Soyuzivka
Anya Dydyk: UNA estate's new program director

UNA Announces design contest

Branch 256 elects officers

FRATERNALLY YOURS
by Marta Korduba
UNA fraternal activities coordinator
Update: UNA scholarship recipients

SOUNDS AND VIEWS
by Roman Sawycky
The hopak in world music
CONCLUSION

EDITORIAL
Helping the elderly

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Yalta Memorial contributions drive
Ukrainian opera for Americans
On involvement of younger set
Positive publicity for Ukrainians

A glimpse of Soviet reality
Re: ousted leader Petro Shelest
by Dr. Roman Solchanyk

THE GREAT FAMINE
PART III: April 1932

St. John's Parish in Detroit celebrates diamond jubilee

Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Center: Serving the community
by Marta Onuferko

Focus: Philadelphia's "Ridna Shkola"
by Marta Kolomayets

University of Maryland students form Ukrainian Student Association

NOTES ON PEOPLE

Physician-journalist celebrates 70th
by C. and A. Neczwid

Named president of artists' association

Mathematician Petryshyn lectures at USC

Elko to run

Win essay contest

Records ritual songs

UNWLA Branch 83: dedicated to education
by Zirka Haliv

UAVets receive rare bond

Detroit/Windsor grads hold meeting

UNA/UIA troupe to present excerpts of award-winning musical

Manor announces eye examinations

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Saturday, March 5 - Sunday, March 20