TOC_Sunday, October 1, 1978

Sunday, October 1, 1978

Washington prepares for Human Rights Day
Ukrainian Americans to visit legislators on October 5

Canadian Ukrainians observe 45th anniversary of famine

3,000 in Passaic pay tribute to famine victims

Second Kiev bulletin reaches United States

Helsinki group urged West to focus all attention on Lukianenko

Ukrainian tells of Russification, ban on Shevchenko ceremonies
[Mykhaylo Melnyk]

Kiev group says Ukrainian artist died under mysterious circumstances
[Rostyslav Paletsky]

Baptist leaders in USSR oppose emigration

Sakharov, others receive threats from mysterious group

Orthodox church closed in Ternopil oblast

92nd fraternal congress held in Toronto
George Owen elected president

Ukrainian Catholic hierarchs issue appeal on behalf of WCFU

Sen. Proxmire cites famine in Ukraine to urge ratification of genocide convention

Statement and Appeal
of the Supreme Auditing Committee
of the Ukrainian National Association

Sarbanes protests Lukianenko imprisonment
[Sen. Paul S. Sarbanes]

Dr. Roman Drazniowsky cited by geographical society

Columnist frowns on easy access of KGB to U.S.
[Lee Edwards]

Buffalo District meets

Obituary
Peter Postoluk, former manager of Svoboda bookstore, dies

UOL young adults meet in Fellowship '78

N.Y. Plast branch begins 30th year
by Pavlo Tscharskyj

20,000 attend Nassau County Ukrainian Night

To hold 6th Press Ball

N.J. women to follow up women's year conference

Journalists to hold seminar on November 22

Jersey parish to hold festival

EDITORIALS

Washington rights day II
The silent one-third
The Weekly's 45th

At the crossroads of history
by Aloysius A. Mazewski
The speech below was delivered by Mr. Mazewski, the president of the Polish National Alliance, at the 1978 annual meeting of the National Fraternal Congress of America in Toronto, Ont., on September 18.

WORLD OUTLOOK
by Lev E. Dobriansky
Medical torture and U.S. foreign policy

From the dictionary of wit
Collected and edited by Roman J. Lysniak

What's your potato I.Q.?
From the desk of Pat M. Lutwiniak-Englebrecht, Home Economist

"To conduct moral policy, President need support of workers"
Condensed remarks of Gen. Petro Grigorenko at the United Steel Workers of America as they were translated by Roman Kupchinsky of the Committee for the Defense of Soviet Political Prisoners.

UCCA reminds of Day of Mourning

Baltimore Ukrainians to mark 85th anniversary of settlement

Rutgers volleyballers, with six Ukrainians, hope for winning season

Bandurists perform at Lincoln Center

Dmytro Jacuta heads SUSK board

Walter Kwas named Lion of the Year

Yonkers youth helps L.I.U. win season opener
[Michael Hlushko]

Solczanyk to display stamps in Philly
[Andrij D. Solczanyk]

College-community orchestra begins 15th season

Publish new children's primer

Museum has job opening
[The Ukrainian Museum]

Obituary
Elia P. Sielinski, Boston civic leader, dies at 62

UCCA Washington News

Ukrainian pavilion proposed for Carnegie, Pa., park
The article below appeared in the June 26 edition of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. It was written by Donald Miller, the newspaper's art critic.

VESELKA - THE RAINBOW

How the boys turned into bushes
by Roman Zawadowycz
Illustrations by Mykhaylo Mykhaylevych

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

Dyvni skhody

Kazka pro kyianku krasuniu podolianku
by Olha Mak
(1)
[Published in Ukrainian]

WORD CAMOUFLAGE
submitted by Halyna F. Church

Ukrainian Rivers

Bohuta The Hero
Story: Roman Zawadowycz
Illustrations: Petro Cholodny
[Published in English and Ukrainian]

[untitled]
from Bits & Pieces

Tax tips
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