TOC_Sunday, March 12, 1978

Sunday, March 12, 1978

TUSM Plans Demonstration In Defense of Ukraine April 22

UNA Executive Committee Meets
Convention, Reports Dominate Agenda

Pittsburgh Committee Finalizes Plans for Convention

Kalynychenko Renounces Soviet Citizenship
Seeks Permission to Leave USSR
[Vitaliy Kalynychenko]

Petro Vins Rearrested

Kiev Group Member Seeks Emigration to England
[Vasyl Striltsiv]

U.S. Scientists Seek Release Of Kovalyov, Soviet Biologist
by Roman Kudela
"Visti" International News Service

Shcharansky, Kuznetsov May Be Released
[Anatoly Shcharansky, Edward Kuznetsov]

Boris Antonovych Seeks Re-election

Mezvinsky: Soviets Afraid To Even Mention Human Rights
by Boris Potapenko
"Visti" International News Service

Montreal Ukrainians Question Red Official On Russification

Ukrainian Canadians Press for Rights Resolution

Lehigh Valley UNA'ers Hold Annual Meeting

UNA District Meetings

Cleveland
Chicago
Newark
Montreal

UNA Scholarship Applications Available

Students Discuss Internal Problems

Obituaries
Dr. Wolodymyr Nesterczuk, Community Leader

Dr. Shajenko Receives Naval Award For Optical Hydrophone

Prof. Chirovsky Co-Authors Book on Economics

Ukrainian Heads New Political Club
[Roman Popadiuk]

Dancers Sought For N.J. Festival

To Form Chicago Branch Of Lemko Organization

EDITORIALS

In Defense of Shukhevych
Free Flow of Info?

News Quiz

An Attempt to Defend A Ukrainian Political Prisoner
(1)
(The article below, by Atty. Burton Hall, appeared in the Winter-Spring 1978 issue of "New Politics." Mr. Hall, an American attorney, traveled to Kiev last year in an attempt to present a brief in defense of Oleksander Serhiyenko).

Protest Political Blunder
(The letters below were written to John E. Reinhardt, Director of the USIA, regarding the American agricultural exhibit in Kiev and the publication of a brochure in the Russian language.)

Lev E. Dobriansky, President
Prof. Stephan M. Horak, Eastern Illinois University
Prof. Roman Tratch, St. John Fisher College
Prof. George Kulchycky, Youngstown State University

The Prison Poem
by Mykola Rudenko
Translated by Waldimir Semenyna

Wise Shoppers Should Allow For Children's Growth
From the desk of Pat M. Lutwiniak-Englebrecht, Home Economist

Student Social Security Benefits: Who Is Eligible?

Ukrainian Communities Observe Independence Day

Hamilton, Ont.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Baltimore County

Publish Second Edition Of Ukraine's History in Pictures

Named Public Works Commissioner
[William M. Szawranskyj]

Dr. Rudnytzky Profiled By Jenkintown Paper
[Dr. Leonid Rudnytzky]
The article above, written by Margaret Halsey, appeared in the February 2nd edition of the Times Chronicle in Jenkintown, Pa.

George Dzundza "Fresh Talent in Town"

UNWLA'ers Win Prizes For Arts and Crafts

St. Basil's Slates College Night

Dr. Weresh Included In Biographical Work
[Dr. Wasyl Weresh]

Slavic Ensemble To Perform At Montauk Club

To Honor Duncans At N. Y. Institute
[Raymond and Isadora Duncan]

IN FOCUS

Manor Initiates Medical, Dental Assisting Externships

N.J. League Contributes to Manor

Stuban Makes Good at West Point
[Cadet Steven Stuban]

"Ukraine Needs Help"
(Appeal of the Ukrainian Canadian Welfare Services).

Tips on Tax
This column of questions and answers on Federal tax matters is provided by the New Jersey District Office of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public service to taxpayers. The column answers questions most frequently asked by taxpayers.

VESELKA - THE RAINBOW

Taras Shevchenko - Hero-Poet

"It Is Indifferent"

Roman Zawadowycz
V NAS SIOHODNI SHEVCHENKOVE SVIATO
[Published in Ukrainian]

Excerpt from "The Princess"

HOW TO READ AND WRITE IN UKRAINIAN
By I. KORYTSKY
[Published in Ukrainian]

Ridna Mova
Taras Shevchenko
Zapovit

A Fortunate Meeting
(Taras Shevchenko not only wrote poems and the play, "Nazar Stodolia," but also several short stories. Below is an excerpt from the short story, "Mystets" (Artist). The excerpt tells of how the artist Ivan Soshenko, met young Taras in a park one day. Taras was sketching some of the statues and Soshenko liked the youth's work. This excerpt may entice you to read the entire short story, where you will learn how young Taras came out of bondage and developed into a fine artist.)

WORD JUMBLE

Ukrainian Tennis Players
The dean of Ukrainian tennis:

Bohuta The Hero
Story: Roman Zawadowycz
Illustrations: Myron Levytsky, Petro Cholodny

Chapter Seven
The Dragon's Lair