Bar association to review Lukianenko case

Ukrainian rights activists stage protest actions at Olympic sites

Five Ukrainian Canadians returned to House of Commons
Dauphin Riding gets first Ukrainian MP

WCFU adopts decolonization motto for 1980

Representatives of youth, student organizations visit Orthodox center

Gluzman voted distinguished fellow of psychiatrists' group

Two persons join Lithuanian Helsinki group

Anti-defamation league seeks Ukrainian representation on Holocaust Council

Raissa Moroz draws attention to plight of Zynoviy Krasivsky

Ukrainian Independence Day prayers offered in Congress

White House thanks Flis for support on Olympic boycott

New Jersey group mobilizes protest letters to Iran

Britannica revises sections on Ukrainian literature

NYU to hold dance workshop

Institute elects committee members at meeting

Hear lecture on Holocaust

Wayne State publishes book on Detroit Ukrainians

UNA officers tour immigration research center in Minneapolis

EDITORIALS

Join the ranks
Diplomatic overhaul needed

News quiz

Lenten Pastoral
of Bishop Basil Losten of Stamford to the clergy, religious and Ukrainian Catholic people of God. Peace in the Lord and our Episcopal blessing.

UCCA Washington news

"Remember what oppression means... never let the rest of us forget"
Below is the statement by William G. Davis, premier of Ontario, to the Ukrainian Canadian Committee on the occasion of program commemorating the anniversary of Ukrainian independence held at Massey Hall Toronto, Ont., Sunday, January 27.

Connecticut schools to sponsor joint Shevchenko program

Letter to the editor
Ukrainian representative

Film on Leo Mol receives awards

Ukrainian girl completes six-month sea assignment

Erie UNA'er promoted to lieutenant in U.S. Navy

Metrinkos have no word from son in Tehran
The story below appeared in The Morning Call of Allentown, Pa., on Wednesday, February 13. It was written by Gale Maleskey.

SUM-A youths host Moroz at "yalynka"

Teluk appointed to New Haven Capital Projects Committee

Appointed to Arizona housing panel

Metropolitan Lubachivsky visits Manor

Ukrainian bands and their development in the United States and in Canada from 1959 to the present
by Oles Kuzyszyn

The roots (before 1959)
1959: The inception of the Tempo orchestra
1969: The revolution of Montreal ensembles
Lubomyra Kowalchuk
Meanwhile, back in the States...
1976: "Veseli Chasy" from Chicago
The influence of "Veseli Chasy"
Impresario Bohdan Tymyc
Rock and roll - "Promin" from Chicago
Epilogue: What will the future bring?

The goodwill of Ukrainian customs
The following article about Ukrainian Christmas customs was written by Roma Hayda. It appeared along with the final installment on the Bridgeport, Conn., Ukrainian community, published in the December 30, 1979, edition of The Bridgeport Post.

N.Y. Bandura Ensemble to perform at three public libraries

Surmach finds new insurance carrier, will resume tours of apiary in spring
The following article appeared in February 7 edition of The Record of Saddle River, N.J.

Winnipeg concert puts spotlight on Ukrainian youth

Newark school is impressive in pre-evaluation

Dubno to receive Connecticut award

VESELKA - THE RAINBOW

Truth and falsehood
(Ukrainian Folk Tale)
Illustration by M. Mychalevych

Kyrylo Kozhemiaka
(An old Ukrainian legend)
Illustration by P. Andrusiw

Crown New Haven Malanka queen

WORD JUMBLE
Ukrainian folk instruments
The director of a well-known bandurist capella

Young UNA'er

Bohuta The Hero
Story: Roman Zawadowycz
Illustrations: Petro Cholodny
CHAPTER XI - THE NOBLE MAIDEN

L.A. dancers appear at U.S.-Canadian fete

Philadelphia students plan second annual academic evening

Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, February 24, 1980, No. 44, Vol. LXXXVII
(The Ukrainian Weekly here bears the issue number of its sister publication, the daily newspaper Svoboda.)

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