TOC_Sunday, April 8, 1979

Sunday, April 8, 1979

UNA Executive Officers, district chairman meet at Soyuzivka

District reports
Special committee
Problems and recommendations
Comments by the Executive Committee

Ukrainian Canadians hope Ottawa will improve its record on reunification of families

Zisels brought to trial in Chernivtsi

Helsinki monitor faced repression since 15

Music archives destroyed in Lviv

UNA district committees meet

Passaic, N.J.
Woonsocket, R.I.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Easter program opens at New York museum

Plast wins USCAK-East swim meet

Pastushenko wins seat on Board of Ed

National Plast Congress set for April 28-29

Northwestern U. student group sponsors display, seeks contacts

N.Y. Plast celebrates 30th anniversary
by Pavlo Tscharskyj

EDITORIAL
Reunification - a two-way street

Detroit-Windsor experiences "Shumka"

News quiz

Ukrainian summer studies: Cooperation in the interest of expansion
by Dr. Frank Sysyn

Manor sponsors essay contest to mark 16th centenary of St. Basil

Troubles: case No. 5
by Roman J. Lysniak

SENIOR CITIZENS CORNER
by Marion Kushnir Burbella

Preliminary plans for Conference V
Executive staff meeting - March 31
St. John Social Services for Senior Citizens

A letter home
by Orest P. Kopanycia

Hartford's 23rd Unit wins Plast basketball tournament
Story and photos by Roman A. Juzeniw

Pysanky to be displayed in Maplewood

Panorama of Ukrainian Culture in the Big Apple
by Helen Perozak Smindak

Films
Pysanky
Art
Bandura
Watch for:

Dr. Abend to address N.Y. Ukrainians

Manor offers discount rates

Irene Welhasch wins top music honors in Manitoba
The article below, by Ric Littlemore, appeared in the March 19 edition of The Winnipeg Tribune.

Ascension seniors mark independence

UCCA Washington news

News and issues in summary
The women's movement
by Dora Rak

Russification of Ukraine through linguistic assimilation
The following is the text of a term paper written by Anna M. Wojtowycz for an international relations course at the Illinois State University.
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Let's not escape into silence
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The following address was delivered by Edward Mezvinsky, U.S. representative to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, at the commission's March 13 session. The address was acquired for The Weekly by the "Visti" World News Service. Due to a technical error last week, we are beginning the first part again.

Seattle TV to feature Easter traditions