TOC_Sunday, January 8, 1978

Sunday, January 8, 1978

ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE CONVENTION
OF THE
UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, INC.

Kiev, Moscow Groups Score Druzhkivka Trial

Joint Pastoral Calls For Unification Of Churches

UNA Announces Convention At Year-End Executive Meeting

Treasurer's Report
Membership Movement
Organization

Some Inmates Lose Faith, Most Remain Loyal to Ideals, Says Young Ukrainian Prisoner
[Ivan Shovkovy]

Report Repressions in Ukraine Exist on All Levels

Sakharovs Visit Camp, Are Barred From Seeing Prisoner

Unimpeded in Visit
20 Camps

Moscow to Release Klymchuk

Former Political Prisoner Tells Of Moroz's Life in Vladimir Prison
[Yuri Vudka]

Paradzhanov Released from Incarceration

National Fund Drive Concludes Next Saturday

UNA 1978 Almanac If off the Presses

B'nai B'rith Bulletin Cites Ukrainian Dissidents

UNA'ers Pay Last Tribute
[Michael Hentosh, 86]

Aliquippa Youth Dies of Car Crash Injuries
[Michael Matiash, 18]

Canadian Institute Helps Foster Ukrainian Identity
(The following article about the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Alberta was written by Ihor Osakiwsky. It appeared in the January 7th edition of the Ukrainian Echo.)

Canadian Institute Offers Grants

To Stage Solidarity Day in Philadelphia

Jersey City Is Looking For Teachers

J.C. State College Continues Ukrainian Course

Manor Personnel Attend Convention

Manor Hosts Board Chairman
[Thomas J. Lynch]

EDITORIALS

Prepare for Our National Holiday
The Wedge is Widening

Letter to the Editor
Inaccuracies Exposed
(The letter below was sent by Dr. Lev E. Dobriansky, UCCA President to The New York Times in response to Craig R. Whitney's article, entitled "Jews in the Ukraine Charge that the Age-Old Anti-Semitism Persists." Dr. Dobriansky released copies of the letter to the press, specifying that it can be published if The N.Y. Times does not print it by December 31, 1977. Scores of other Ukrainian Americans have also written letters to that newspaper. None of them have been published thus far).

Superb Recreation
(The review below, penned by Vickie Babenko of the College of William and Mary, appeared in the Autumn 1977 issue of "World Literature Today," a literary quarterly of the University of Oklahoma).

Lithuanian-Ukrainian Declaration
(The following is the full text of the Lithuanian-Ukrainian declaration, signed November 12, 1977, by Dr. J.K. Valiunas, president of the Supreme Committee for the Liberation of Lithuania, and Mykola Liwycki, president of the Ukrainian National Republic in Exile.)

Wasn't He Lucky
by Roman J. Lysniak

Keeping Children Warm
from the desk of Pat M. Englebrecht, Home Economist

Bicycle Buying Guide

UCCA Representatives Visit Bishop Losten

Houston Club Shows "Yalynka" at Museum

Plishka to Appear In Independence Concert

Sushko Brothers Receive Baltimore Awards

A N.Y.C. Commissioner Is of Ukrainian Heritage

The Rudenko-Tykhy Trial
(4)

Survival of a Patriot
(The following article about Alex Tatomyr's experiences in the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army was written by Ann Leyland. It was published in the Accent magazine supplement of the Bucks County Courier Times Sunday, December 25. Miss Leyland is a freelance writer and frequent contributor to Accent.)

Leo Mol Profiled in Winnipeg Daily
The article below was written by Cathy Schaffter, and appeared in the December 10th edition of The Winnipeg Tribune.

Kindrachuk Stars Against Czechs
by Ostap Tatomyr

N.J. Youth League Sponsors "Malanka"

Irvington Parish To Hold "Malanka"

Olga Pavlova Cited by UNWLA Branch

Women's Clubs, LUC Hold Day of Recollection

WORD JUMBLE

New Ukrainian Faces in Pro Hockey
The only Ukrainian goalie in the major

Youngest UNA'er

Bicycle Buying Guide

UCCA Washington News