Chicagoan Julian Kulas named to Holocaust Memorial Council

Sira named Mother of Year by Ukrainian rights groups

Sosnovka inmates: Soviet medical care flaunts 'principles of human dignity'

UNA Supreme Assembly begins regular annual meeting May 12

Student Lawyer magazine focuses on illegalities in Lukianenko case

Obituary
Dr. Alexander Kulchytsky, outstanding psychology scholar

Journalist says next major story could be disintegration of USSR

Griffin Bell named head of delegation to Madrid Conference

Ohio Helsinki Accords Council holds two-day rights conference
by Yuri A. Deychakiwsky

Sakharov's daughter appeals for Chornovil

36 human rights groups attend State Department parley

Pennsylvania ethnic Republicans meet

Yugoslavia may experience Prague Spring

N.J. Ethnic Advisory Council slates conference at Rutgers

NBC will not televise Olympics

Center contests statement in Newsweek

UCCA announces plans for XIIIth Congress

Bandurists perform today at library

Fraternal corner
Wearing an agent's shoes
by J.W. Arndt
J.W. Arndt, director of agencies for the Modern Woodmen of America, delivered the remarks below at a recent luncheon of the field managers section of the National Fraternal Congress of America. The address is reprinted from the Fraternal Monitor.

Derry is all set to host UNA's national bowling tourney

50 Chicagoans will compete in Derry bowling tourney

Obituary
Chester Manasterski, educator

EDITORIALS

A thank you on her day
Purity in sports

News and views

Senior citizens' complex is community responsibility
by Stephen M. Wichar Sr.

Novak Report: a conduit of information on ethnicity
by Dr. Bohdan Wytwycky

Letters to the editors

Is there hope for SUSTA?
We, Ukrainian Americans

Foreign policy lobbying: an ethnic approach
by Andrew Fedynsky
The article below appeared in the spring issue of Smoloskyp, a quarterly published by the Helsinki Guarantees for Ukraine Committee and the Smoloskyp Ukrainian Information Service. The author is on the newspaper's editorial staff.

Book review
New book is tribute to pioneers
Ulas Samchuk. "Slidamy Pioneriv: Epos Ukrainskoyi Ameryky" ("In the Footsteps of the Pioneers: Saga of Ukrainian America"). Jersey City: Svoboda Press, 1979. 268 pp. (Ukrainian). $15.
by Dr. Walter Dushnyck
The review below appeared previously in The Ukrainian Quarterly. Dr. Dushnyck is editor of The Quarterly.

Works of three Ukrainian artists to be exhibited in New York

Hutsaliuk's oils displayed at Oseredok

Weaving workshop to be held in Banff

Ukrainian festival slated in Auburn

Mother's Day - past and present
by Irene Wolowodiuk

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

Zahrava has a ball
On Broadway
Off Broadway
Academy marks anniversary
New gallery to open
Taras and the tsar
Good reviews
May calendar

Lights! Camera! Action!
by Slavko Nowytski

Vegreville pysanka is still sound, says expert

Penn State Club participates in Slavic festival

Street fair in New York to offer colorful entertainment

Ukrainian museum in Saskatoon moves into new quarters

Harvard Gazette features pysanky

Neonila Martyniuk wins Navy's regional racquetball tourney

Wins moot court competition

VESELKA - THE RAINBOW

Truth and Falsehood
Ukrainian folk tale
Illustration by M. Mychalevych

Little sister and the bear
by Marko Vovchok

The dog and the wolf
Illustration by O. Sudomora

WORD JUMBLE
Ukrainian lakes
This lake may reach a length of 60 miles when water is abundant

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

Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, May 11, 1980, No. 109, Vol. LXXXVII
(The Ukrainian Weekly here bears the issue number of its sister publication, the daily newspaper Svoboda.)

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